House: The Complete Series Releases On Blu-ray Next Week

Running for eight seasons and 177 episodes, House was nothing short of a cultural phenomenon. The medical drama aired from 2004 to 2012, racking up a wealth of Emmy nominations–including Outstanding Lead Actor for Hugh Laurie and Outstanding Drama Series. Now, more than ten years since its final episode premiered, House: The Complete Series is getting a Blu-ray release on January 28, and preorders are disocunted to $97 (was $110) at Amazon.

$97 (was $110) | Releases January 28

Originally slated for a December 2024 release but hit with a delay, you can now cash in on a slight discount ahead of its January 28 arrival. Featuring a staggering 39 discs and every episode from every season, it’s an easy recommendation to fans of the show. Along with a Blu-ray copy of the series, the bundle is packed with bonus features such as bloopers, alternate takes, and behind-the-scenes content.

House: The Complete Series Bonus Features

If you’ve already seen every episode of House a dozen times, then you’ll want to dive right into all the bonus features in this collection. Here’s a closer look at what’s included:

• Bloopers
• Alternate takes
• An original short
• Episode commentaries with writers and producers
• Audition tapes
• A set tour
• Behind-the-scenes content
• Other bonus content

That’s a pretty impressive list of bonus features–and considering the Blu-ray is now discounted ahead of its release, it’s not a bad idea to snag a preorder. Preordering from Amazon locks in a preorder price guarantee, so if the Blu-ray is discounted between now and launch, you’re only on the hook for the lowest price. You also won’t be charged until the item has shipped.

Hugh Laurie is the driving force behind House–but it turns out the actor is also a fantastic author. Laurie’s popular spy thriller, The Gun Seller, was recently republished as a deluxe paperback and is currently just $16 (was $19) at Amazon.

The novel tells the tale of a retired army officer who is offered a lucrative contract to assassinate an American businessman–but instead of taking the contract, he decides to warn the target. Things don’t quite go as planned, however, and what follows is a wild conspiracy involving the CIA, the Ministry of Defence, and rogue assassins. It’s a unique book–and a big departure from House–but consider giving it a look if you’re a fan of Laurie’s work.