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an exhaustive guide
There's something delightfully jarring about suddenly recognizing the familiar face of an actor in a new role. Hugh Laurie became a case in point when he made the jump from the role of Bertie Wooster in the British TV series Jeeves and Wooster to the role of the eccentric Dr. John House in the U.S. hospital drama, House, M.D.
This book by Paul Challen of Dundas, Ont., starts with a brief biographical sketch of Laurie, once a member of the top rowing team at Cambridge University in his native England. But mostly it's an exhaustive guide for fans of the TV show House and its cast.
