"House": The Show
Nomination: Producers Guild Awards nominees Nominations announced January 3, 2007 Episodic television, drama: "Grey's Anatomy," "House," "Lost," "The Sopranos," "24." 18th Annual Producers Guild Awards will be announced January 20, 2007
Nomination: Emmy (2006)
Nomination: TV Critics
The American Film Institute's Awards of 2005 - "House" is one of AFI Top 10 TV Programs of the Year ("..HOUSE's focus is on the pharmacological--and the intellectual demands of being a doctor. The trial-and-error of new medicine skillfully expands the show beyond the format of a classic procedural, and at the show's heart, a brilliant but flawed physician..)
Nomination: NAACP Image Awards -->
The Writing:
Win: Emmy 2005 - David Shore won the Emmy for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series for the Season One episode "Three Stories"
Win (2006): Writers Guild of America - "For Episodic Drama: "House, M.D." - Lawrence Kaplow - For episode "Autopsy". "
"Three Stories" won the Humanitas Prize, for screenwriting that helps "entertain, engage and enrich the viewing public." from a "deekay" posting at the Television Without Pity's House Forum a quote from an AP story on it: "Judges cited its 'poignant probe into the pain and confusion that comes when someone we love disappoints us.'"
The Acting: Hugh Laurie
Win: Screen Actors Guild (SAG): Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama Series January 28, 2007 See a transcript of his acceptance speech - note: it's more than half way down the page.
Win: Best Actor Golden Globe Award January 15, 2007 In his speech Laurie said, "I am speechless. I'm literally without a speech. It seems odd to me that in the weeks leading up to this event, when people are falling over themselves to send you free shoes and free cufflinks and free colonic irrigations for two, nobody offers you a free acceptance speech. It just seems to me to be a gap in the market. I would love to be able to pull out a speech by Dolce & Gabbana."
Nomination: Producers Guild Awards nominees Nominations announced January 3, 2007 Episodic television, drama: "Grey's Anatomy," "House," "Lost," "The Sopranos," "24." 18th Annual Producers Guild Awards will be announced January 20, 2007
Nomination: Emmy (2006)
Nomination: TV Critics
The American Film Institute's Awards of 2005 - "House" is one of AFI Top 10 TV Programs of the Year ("..HOUSE's focus is on the pharmacological--and the intellectual demands of being a doctor. The trial-and-error of new medicine skillfully expands the show beyond the format of a classic procedural, and at the show's heart, a brilliant but flawed physician..)
Nomination: NAACP Image Awards -->
The Writing:
Win: Emmy 2005 - David Shore won the Emmy for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series for the Season One episode "Three Stories"
Win (2006): Writers Guild of America - "For Episodic Drama: "House, M.D." - Lawrence Kaplow - For episode "Autopsy". "
"Three Stories" won the Humanitas Prize, for screenwriting that helps "entertain, engage and enrich the viewing public." from a "deekay" posting at the Television Without Pity's House Forum a quote from an AP story on it: "Judges cited its 'poignant probe into the pain and confusion that comes when someone we love disappoints us.'"
The Acting: Hugh Laurie
Win: Screen Actors Guild (SAG): Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama Series January 28, 2007 See a transcript of his acceptance speech - note: it's more than half way down the page.
Win: Best Actor Golden Globe Award January 15, 2007 In his speech Laurie said, "I am speechless. I'm literally without a speech. It seems odd to me that in the weeks leading up to this event, when people are falling over themselves to send you free shoes and free cufflinks and free colonic irrigations for two, nobody offers you a free acceptance speech. It just seems to me to be a gap in the market. I would love to be able to pull out a speech by Dolce & Gabbana."
Win: TV Critics 2006 and 2005 July 23: "At the 22nd annual Television Critics Association awards" - the second win in a row. See this blog on the 2006 Individual achievement in drama, to Hugh Laurie of 'House.'" for some excerpts from Mr. Laurie's acceptance speech including: "I feel very much in the position of the man who has got a very, very fast car. ... I am, every day that I go to work, deeply sensible of the honor I have to sit at the wheel and drive this wonderful character called House." Images of Hugh Laurie's acceptance speech: Image A, Image B and Image C and at the hughlaurie.net News page
Win: Golden Globe January 2006
Julie of housefans.net has put up a transcript of Laurie's very funny speech
And see a picture of him on stage and comments about the speech.
Win: Satellite Award Outstanding Actress in a Supporting Role in a Series, Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television for: "House M.D." (2004)
Nomination: Emmy 2005 Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series
Nomination: Screen Actor's Guild 'Best Actor in a Drama Series' award (SAG Awards to be announced on TNT Jan 29, 2006)
Win: The Television Critics Association awards - Best Actor on a TV Drama (July 2005)
Hugh Laurie got a nod for one of the sexiest men on TV in "Who" magazine just recently. "Who" magazine is the Australian equivalent and sister magazine of "US" Magazine in the USA. (info from post by "Wallaby" in Television Without Pity's House Forum
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The Acting: Others
Omar Epps — Nomination: NAACP Image Awards
The Directing:
Nomination (winners will be announced Jan. 28, 2006): Director's Guild of America "Paris Barclay for the 'Three Stories' episode of 'House'"
Other Awards and Nomination
Nomination - Emmy 2005 Outstanding Casting for a Drama Series: Amy Lippens, C.S.A.
Nomination - Emmy 2005 Outstanding Main Title Design: for "House" title design
Matt Mulder
Jake Sargeant
Dan Brown
Dave Molloy
Nomination - Emmy 2005 Outstanding Music Composition for a Series: Christopher Hoag
Win: Golden Globe January 2006
Julie of housefans.net has put up a transcript of Laurie's very funny speech
And see a picture of him on stage and comments about the speech.
Win: Satellite Award Outstanding Actress in a Supporting Role in a Series, Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television for: "House M.D." (2004)
Nomination: Emmy 2005 Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series
Nomination: Screen Actor's Guild 'Best Actor in a Drama Series' award (SAG Awards to be announced on TNT Jan 29, 2006)
Win: The Television Critics Association awards - Best Actor on a TV Drama (July 2005)
Hugh Laurie got a nod for one of the sexiest men on TV in "Who" magazine just recently. "Who" magazine is the Australian equivalent and sister magazine of "US" Magazine in the USA. (info from post by "Wallaby" in Television Without Pity's House Forum
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The Acting: Others
Omar Epps — Nomination: NAACP Image Awards
The Directing:
Nomination (winners will be announced Jan. 28, 2006): Director's Guild of America "Paris Barclay for the 'Three Stories' episode of 'House'"
Other Awards and Nomination
Nomination - Emmy 2005 Outstanding Casting for a Drama Series: Amy Lippens, C.S.A.
Nomination - Emmy 2005 Outstanding Main Title Design: for "House" title design
Matt Mulder
Jake Sargeant
Dan Brown
Dave Molloy
Nomination - Emmy 2005 Outstanding Music Composition for a Series: Christopher Hoag
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