Talk:David Shore

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[edit] Shore Z Productions - "House" Closing Credits Screen / Company Logo

Being one of a curious nature I couldn't help but try, without success, to determine what is actually represented in the "House" TV show closing credits screen when a Shore Z Productions company logo is presented. It would appear misspelled text, perhaps in the handwriting of a child, resides behind the company logo. Is anyone aware as to the nature/meaning of such text? As I am sure some are aware, similar tidbits are present, in the "white" screen at the end of the TV show "Two And A Half Men". I apologize if my request is not per website guidelines as I am unaware of such criteria. Thank you for your time.

Tony Dakin76.2.231.163 04:48, 30 November 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Hero worship

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He therefore conceived of a hero similar to the iconic detective Sherlock Holmes—although many who know him well have suggested the character also bears resemblances to himself, and the final character is not entirely dissimilar from Dr. Ben Gideon, hero of Attanasio's previous television misstep, Gideon's Crossing, although Shore's hero was much more acerbic. That hero was Dr. Gregory House, hero of House, M.D.

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5 "hero"es in 2 sentences? Needs rewrite. --Quoth nevermore 00:42, 8 October 2007 (UTC)

And who is it exactly who says House resembles him? garik (talk) 13:52, 2 June 2008 (UTC)