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Heroes: S04E18: "Brave New World"
Eli appears at Matt's house intending to prevent Peter and Sylar from finding Samuel. Luckily, Peter and Sylar are able to overwhelm the clones and knock the prime unconscious. Still, Matt doesn't want to trust Sylar, but after going into his mind, realizes he has indeed repented during the five years he was trapped in his nightmare. Meanwhile, oxygen runs out in the trailer buried underground. »

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Hugh Laurie has recently admitted that in the beginning, he believed Fox's hit series "House M.D." was going to fail. In an interview with Britain's Times Online, the English actor confessed that he didn't even consider buying a house in Los Angeles because it wasn't worth buying.
"I was so convinced the whole thing was going to fail, I couldn't contemplate committing to any long-term arrangement," the "Street Kings" actor told the publication. "I thought a hotel was a safe bet." On another reason why he shut down the thoughts of getting a house in the United States, he said was the fact that all of his family and friends live in England.
Although that the series has gained critical acclaims and has won several awards, including two Golden Globe Awards and three Primetime Emmy Awards, the 50-year-old actor admitted that he is still in shock having to have lived »
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Actor Hugh Laurie is continuing his foray into the music world - he appears on Meat Loaf's forthcoming album. The "House M.D." actor became friends with the singer after Meat Loaf played a patient on the hit medical drama last year.
The 62-year-old musician was keen to work with Laurie again - and asked him to play piano on his upcoming album, "Hang Cool Teddy Bear", which is due for release in April. Laurie is a keen music man - also plays guitar, drums, harmonica and saxophone and fronts all-star group Band From TV.
As proof that Laurie was working on his album, Meat Loaf posted a link to a video that sees the actor on his piano working on the album. "Hang Cool Teddy Bear" is produced by Rob Cavallo and features Brian May and Justin Hawkins among others.

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