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gunplagirl 07/20/18 3:24:48 AM #1: |
Somebody just pointed out that it's their favorite adaptation of Sherlock and I see the basic parallels but I'm not convinced.
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TendoDRM 07/20/18 3:27:27 AM #2: |
Yes, House => Home => Holmes
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gunplagirl 07/20/18 3:28:09 AM #4: |
TendoDRM posted...
Yes, House => Home => Holmes lawl, that logic is airtight. Which will probably cause the home to explode. But that's not my problem. --- Pew pew! ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Bad_Mojo 07/20/18 3:38:07 AM #5: |
I think they have the same address as well (221B)
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Foppe 07/20/18 9:46:02 AM #6: |
"Holmes" sounds like "homes", hence "House"; Dr. Wilson's name and role echo those of Dr. Watson; House's Vicodin addiction parallels Holmes' cocaine use; House's soap operas are a nod to Holmes' monographs; both Holmes and House live at number 221B Baker street; both stories involve a character named "Irene Adler", and both House and Holmes have had a guy named "Moriarty" try to kill them. Also, it's theorized that Watson had three wives (the stories are unclear and Doyle is somewhat vague on this point), mirroring Wilson's three divorces. And in a rather self-conscious homage, Wilson's present to House is a book on Dr. Joseph Bell ("You remind me of him"), who was the real-life physician Holmes' deductive ability was based on.
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DanHarenChamp 07/20/18 10:18:56 AM #7: |
I enjoyed House not cuz of the medical mystery part but just the comedy tbh.
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mistalightbulb 07/20/18 10:20:19 AM #8: |
Yes and it was on purpose
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Mr_Biscuit 07/20/18 10:20:29 AM #9: |
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StarsOfCCTV 07/20/18 10:23:07 AM #10: |
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EnragedSlith 07/20/18 10:23:51 AM #11: |
I considered it closer to CSI, though Im not super familiar with Sherlock Holmes
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mistalightbulb 07/20/18 10:25:51 AM #12: |
The creators of the show specifically said they based the show on sherlock Holmes
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YOUHAVENOHOPE 07/20/18 10:31:34 AM #13: |
House receives a copy of Conan Doyle for one of the Christmas episodes
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SodomInsane 07/20/18 10:33:16 AM #14: |
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AsucaHayashi 07/20/18 10:35:40 AM #15: |
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COVxy 07/20/18 10:41:18 AM #16: |
Foppe posted...
Dr. Joseph Bell ("You remind me of him"), who was the real-life physician Holmes' deductive ability was based on. I thought Holmes was largely based off the Poe character. --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])] ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Foppe 07/20/18 10:46:57 AM #17: |
COVxy posted...
Foppe posted...Dr. Joseph Bell ("You remind me of him"), who was the real-life physician Holmes' deductive ability was based on. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Bell#Inspiration_of_Sherlock_Holmes --- GameFAQs isn't going to be merged in with GameSpot or any other site. We're not going to strip out the soul of the site. -CJayC ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Cocytus 07/20/18 10:49:18 AM #18: |
Yes
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gunplagirl 07/20/18 11:08:58 AM #19: |
That's amazing, thanks for the links and everything. :)
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COVxy 07/20/18 11:12:50 AM #20: |
Foppe posted...
COVxy posted...Foppe posted...Dr. Joseph Bell ("You remind me of him"), who was the real-life physician Holmes' deductive ability was based on. Yeah, it's interesting. Both are documented inspirations: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sherlock_Holmes#Inspiration_for_the_character Idk, I feel like there's so much overlap between the holmes stories and murders of the rue morgue. Perhaps he took inspiration from Bell to start writing but then the writing was largely inspired by poe's work. --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])] ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Questionmarktarius 07/20/18 11:19:45 AM #21: |
No, that was Quincy MD.
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