I thought I saw a commercial last night during the marathon that said they were playing 4 new episodes of House back to back tonight starting at 9/8 central, but the scheduale shows that it's wrestling. I read somewhere on here that it's on Fox, but that doesn't seem quite right either, the sheduale on fox shows that only one episode is playing and then fox news at nine and then some sitcoms. HELP I don't want to miss it!!!!!!!!!! So when is it? What time is it? And what channel is it?

anyone out there?

I saw it, too. But, only the one episode was on. I told several friends and we were all looking forward to this! I'd also like to know what's up.

Ok, I rewatched the commercials (someone posted the links in another thread) and it seems we may have misunderstood. I guess they meant that there would be new episodes 4 weeks in a row. Doesn't seem that they were very clear about that.

"... House is back with 4 all new episodes in a row...." I listened to it several times. I want to know who thinks "in a row" means "once a week for 4 weeks." The commercial *should have said something like "...starting Monday, April 28th, House is back at a new time with 4 all new episodes..." what a disappointment lol *stalks off to send a note to Fox*

In the commercials I saw Fox did say "4 new episodes in a row" so I can see why you would think that means they were airing all 4 episodes one right after another. They should have said "all new episodes 4 weeks in a row" or something to that effect.

The 'in a row' refers to 4 Mondays in a row. So there will new episodes, one per week, on Fox that started yesturday...so 3 more left in the season.

I'm not sure when they will air on USA though...

Yeah, it was me: here are the links:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlID5xWxPko&NR=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9veUT2eybe4
And for those who have misunderstood the commercial...
It means 4 Mondays in a row...not 4 episodes in one night.

USA should re-air this week's new episode next Friday (not this coming Friday, but Friday of next week). At least that's what they were doing pre-strike.