As happy endings go, Drs. House and Wilson riding off into the sunset on their motorcycles after eight seasons (accompanied by the jaunty tune "Enjoy Yourself: It's Later Than You Think") was an awfully satisfying coda to House 's series finale Monday nig more

HitFix's Alan Sepinwall reviews the series finale of FOX's "House," in which House confronts his greatest foe — himself — and solves one final problem. http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/whats-alan-watching/posts/series-finale-review-house-everybody-dies-keep-me more

As a super duper House fan, I can't help but feel a little cheated at not having the two hour finale continue the story. Instead, the first hour was about the making of the show. Sure, there were some interesting and fun moments here and I love Hugh Lauri more

Enjoy yourself.  This is the very last thing we hear from the series.  Ultimately, Hugh Laurie was right when he gave an interview at the House wrap party.  He was asked about one word to describe the finale and after pondering it for a mom more

The brilliant doctor manages to find an unselfish way to spend as much time as he has with his dying friend Wilson. http://www.aceshowbiz.com/news/view/00050787.html

Well, that’s it everybody.  House  is done. It’s gone. Forever. After eight seasons, 177 episodes, and millions of viewers that have grown to love this show over the years, we end the show’s spectacular run with the two-part series finale “Swan more

Continuing on from the last episode, Gregory House seems to be becoming more and more unglued. The worse off his cancer-ridden bestie, Dr. Wilson, gets, it seems the more unthinking and reactionary the brilliant medical man becomes. I have to say that not more

Last week's House episode, " Post-Mortem ," ended on a cliffhanger: Will Wilson's intensive chemotherapy shrink his tumor? Or is cancer actually going to kill the oncologist?  Within thirty seconds of " Holding On ," we find out that Wilson's dise more