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The House MD Season 7 DVD includes all 23 episodes of the 2010-11 Fox season on 5 discs, starring Hugh Laurie and Lisa Edelstein in her final season as Cuddy, with Amber Tamblyn joining the team. It is a Region 1 set, in stock and dispatched within 2 business days. Add it to your cart today.
| Format | DVD |
|---|---|
| Discs | 5 |
| Studio | Universal Pictures Home Entertainment |
| Released | August 30, 2011 |
| Run time | 16 hours and 49 minutes |
| Condition | Not specified |
| Availability | In stock |
The House MD Season 7 DVD set gathers all 23 episodes of the medical drama's seventh season, which aired on Fox from September 20, 2010 to May 23, 2011. Hugh Laurie stars as Dr. Gregory House, whose new relationship with Dr. Lisa Cuddy shapes the whole season.
This is the five-disc Region 1 set released on August 30, 2011, so it plays in standard US and Canadian DVD players as well as Blu-ray players. The episodes run from "Now What?" to the finale, "Moving On".
Season seven picks up with House and Cuddy, played by Lisa Edelstein, trying to make a real relationship work, and asking whether it will affect their ability to diagnose patients. It is also the last season to feature Edelstein, who did not return for season eight.
Amber Tamblyn joins the team as Martha Masters for much of the season, alongside Foreman (Omar Epps), Chase (Jesse Spencer) and Taub (Peter Jacobson). Robert Sean Leonard returns as oncologist James Wilson, House's closest friend.
Notable episodes in House M.D. Season Seven include "Family Practice", in which House treats Cuddy's mother, "Bombshells", in which Cuddy is hospitalized, and "The Dig", the show's 150th episode, which brings Olivia Wilde's Thirteen back. "Last Temptation" is Masters' final case.
"Family Practice" drew about 12.33 million US viewers, the highest of the season. With the House and Cuddy story told across all 23 episodes, this is a season that plays best watched in order.
Owning the season on disc means the whole arc is ready any time, with no subscription and no worry about the show leaving a streaming service.
Go back to House, M.D.: Season 6 or finish the series with House: Season Eight. For all eight seasons together, see House: The Complete Series on DVD, or browse more TV series on DVD. For the full episode guide, read the Wikipedia article on House season 7.
House MD Season 7 DVD: Questions Buyers Ask
How many episodes are in the seventh season?
All 23 episodes, on 5 discs.
Will it play in my US DVD player?
Yes. It is a Region 1 DVD, the standard for US and Canadian players, and it also plays in Blu-ray players.
Is this Lisa Edelstein's last season?
Yes. Season seven is the last season to feature Lisa Edelstein as Cuddy.
Who is Martha Masters?
A new team member played by Amber Tamblyn, who appears in episodes 6 through 19.
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oniraptor –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
Best ending to the Series Ive seen in awhile.
Why is it that televisions shows go on for one season too long.
House was not the first Ive felt the final season as disjointed and irrelevant to the over arcing story.
This penultimate season is actually the last season I own. The last 1/2 hour of the final episode completes the story perfectly and, to me, is exactly how Dr. House would end this chapter of his life.
I found every episode of this season relevant to the characters in a way that season 8 made me regret watching.
Gilmore Girls did that to me also.
I seriously believe this season ends the series House in the most thorough House-like way it could end. I highly recommend this season to anyone who doesnt have it yet, although I really cant imagine anyone watching and loving the show and not all ready having this.
SO I guess my review is more of a caution.
If you come this far, before going into season 8 consider whether or not the final moments of this season sum up the story of House or if you need more episodes of Taub being the sort of comic relief, Foreman being not Foreman, Wilson being not Wilson, no Cuddy, and new interns whose characters are actually old characters with new actors but less realized. Yep you guessed it, I was not a fan of season 8. I wrote a review of it(House, M.D.: Season Eight) that was not kind to anyone but Chase.
花園の人 –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
Silent-Penguin –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
David Kizer –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
Full circle
For six seasons Cuddy and House circled each other with a relationship, season seven finally gave them it to them. Although the Cuddy/House partnering could not possibly last in real life, in TV dramas stranger things have happened. It was nice to finally see them as a couple (odd certainly) and their give and take was genuinely funny most of the time and biting the rest. Lisa Eldelstein and Hugh Laurie are excellent actors and their timing continued to be Tracy/Hepburn like in execution.
The stories for the seventh season were thoughtful and well written and the supporting cast was stellar as usual. As Wilson and House’s relationship remains humourous for the most part, Peter Jacobson takes over as House’s main foil with his personal issues giving Laurie wonderful deadpan opportunities as an actor. The season adds Candice Bergen as Cuddy’s mother who brings both humor and tension to the already frantic pace. The episode “Two Stories” joins “Help Me” as the best episodes in the show’s award winning history.
As the show continues to evolve within the context of its storylines (not “whodunit” but “whatdunit,”) the character driven writing continues to be top notch and the actors deliver as a well coordinated team.
“House” with its many cast changes and single setting, manages to stay fresh and remain an iconic TV show. Season Seven is a great addition to the legacy.
notasushifan –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
House: Season 7
I have been a die-hard House fan since it came out a few years ago. Yeah, I definitely think Season 7 had more drama issues, but I’m not sure if it is really to the point of a “soap opera” as one reviewer says. As the end of Season 6 shows, Cuddy and House establish a relationship that is more than co-workers and friends. Cuddy tells House that she loves him and he never says it back. I really think that deep down he loves her too, but he is still displayed as an arrogant, conceited ass. And he spirals downward when things just don’t go his way.
House definitely pushes the limit in quite a few episodes and it leaves you with your mouth open, thinking he’s a crazy maniac. Thirteen’s story is interesting how she comes and goes in several episodes. When she is absent, a new member, Martha Masters, a genius student that has over the top morals and ethics shines a new light on the team. I keep going back and forth if I like her or not because there were just some parts of Season 7 that I didn’t think she made the right choice. She is an intriguing character though for sure.
Taub really has some drama in his life with wife, Rachel. On another note, the director and behind-the-scenes people did some amazing work on a few episodes that I think is worth noting: Bombshells and Get Happy. Talk about artistic and creative! Scenes show: a twisted, kind of creepy musical; zombies; 50s style kitchen; and a gunfight. HOW COOL!
I don’t want to give much more away, so I will leave it at that. Thanks for reading. I would recommend this season.