House, M.D.: Season 2 (DVD)

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"Spin"
A champion cyclist collapses on the racetrack and freely admits to using performance enhancing drugs. But, they may not be the real problem.

"Hunting"
House treats an AIDS patient when he goes into convulsions after he accidentally knocks him down on the street.

"The Mistake"
House and Chase are up for review when a special committee investigate who is at fault for the death of a patient.

-Disc 3-
"Deception"
Cynthia Nixon guest-stars as a gambler who has been in and out of hospitals with phony symptoms. House is the only one who believes he might actually be sick.

"Failure to Communicate"
A well-known journalist collapses and suffers from aphasia, an inability to communicate language properly.

"Need to Know"
A housewife is brought in after suffering muscle seizures, uncovering a web of lies in her happy, suburban life.

"Distractions"
A father brings in his son after a horrible ATV accident, while House takes extreme measures to discredit an old rival.

-Disc 4-
"Skin Deep"
A supermodel with an addiction to heroin is brought in, as is an expecting father with high estrogen levels.

"Sex Kills"
House must fix a dead woman's heart before transplanting it into a dying man.

"Clueless"
House suspects a woman is hiding something when her husband is brought in after a rough night in the bedroom.

"Safe"
House must save the life of a girl (played by Michelle Trachtenberg) with a compromised immune system.

-Disc 5-
"All In"
House finds that his latest patient is suffering the same symptoms of an older case that House was not able to cure.

"Sleeping Dogs Lie"
A woman comes in with a deadly case of insomnia as Cameron must deal with an ethical issue.

"House vs. God"
A teenaged faith healer forces House to confront his religious beliefs.

"Euphoria - Part 1"
The hospital admits a wounded cop who cannot stop laughing. While investigating his apartment, Foreman comes down with the same symptoms.

-Disc 6-
"Euphoria - Part 2"
House and company race against the clock to save Foreman's life.

"Forever"
Two lives are on the line when a woman goes into seizures while bathing her newborn infant.

"Who's Your Daddy?"
An old friend of House brings in his newly-discovered daughter who suffers from wild hallucinations.

"No Reason"
House tries to treat a patient from his hospital bed after being shot by a former patient.

VIDEO:
The video is presented in anamorphic widescreen with an aspect ratio of 1.78:1. Fans were upset that the first season was nonanamorphic, luckily that isn't the case with season two. The transfer is simply gorgeous. The picture comes in bright and vibrant. This is how a TV show should look.

AUDIO:
The audio is presented in Dolby Digital 5.1 with optional English and Spanish subtitles. The sound is crisp and clear without any dialogue coming in muddled.

EXTRAS:
Disc 1 features an audio commentary on "Autopsy" with producers David Shore and Katie Jacobs.

Disc 2 features It Could Be Lupus..., a montage of the doctors pronouncing or denouncing a case of Lupus. There is also a blooper reel and an alternate take of Lisa Edelstein and Jennifer Morrison performing their scene as, like, Valley Girls, totally.

Disc 5 features another alternate Valley Girl take.

On Disc 6, you'll find another audio commentary by Shore and Jacobs on the episode "No Reason." An Evening with House is a Q&A session with the actors and producers, which was filmed at the Academy of Arts & Sciences.

FILM VALUE:
FOX has been on my naughty list for canceling "Firefly" and "Arrested Development." But, they've been making it up to me by treating "House" so well. The show is intricately written, full of twists, turns, and great characters with just the right amount of humor tossed in for good measure. Now THIS is must-see TV.

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