Now that “House” has — figuratively and literally — ridden off into the sunset, all we’re left with are memories of those 177 episodes.

And for the cast, well, it’s pretty much the same. Except their memories are more about making the show than watching the show.

After it was all over, after “cut!” had been called on the set for the final time, we caught up with the cast on the red carpet of the show’s wrap party.

So which memories will Hugh Laurie, Omar Epps, Robert Sean Leonard, Peter Jacobson, Odette Annable, Amber Tamblyn, and creator David Shore treasure most? Can they pick just one? Watch the video and find out.

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At times, it’s made us laugh; at other times, it’s made us cry.  Some of us might have a heightened interest in medicine; some of us might have heightened anxiety over a symptom they share with a patient.  And over the years, we’ve been teased, frustrated, fascinated, and delighted by the show.

And ultimately, we’ve been entertained.

But what about the cast members who made the show so affecting?  How has being on the show changed them as actors?  For the two characters at the very core of the show — House and Wilson — how have they changed over the course of these eight years?  (Or have they?)

With the series finale just a few days away, Fox All Access went to the “House” set and spoke with cast members Hugh Laurie, Robert Sean Leonard, Omar Epps, Peter Jacobson, Charlyne Yi, and Odette Annable.

The “House” series finale airs Monday night, with a special retrospective and the last episode, starting at 8/7c on Fox.

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While it’s the cane that’s snapping in the picture on the left, it’s the doctor himself who snaps during tonight’s episode of “House.”

Even when House was driving a car into Cuddy’s living room in last year’s season finale, his demeanor was cool, calm, and collected (albeit a bit crazy).

But take a look at the promo below, and you’ll see something we don’t ordinarily see Hugh Laurie do on the show: yell!

Even more surprisingly, that’s not the only time House loses it in tonight’s episode!

We spoke with “House’s” creator and executive producer, David Shore, who acknowledged that while the character is anything but a happy-go-lucky guy, it’s rare that we see him this fired up.  (Click on the media player to hear David Shore.)  house – david shore web bite 051412

With the series finale just one week away, watch tonight’s penultimate episode at 9/8c on Fox.

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After playing the acerbic and talented Dr. Gregory House for eight seasons, Hugh Laurie wraps up his part with the shows series finale on May 21st. Although he had a solid acting career before taking on House, Laurie understands audiences and maybe even filmmakers will have a hard time seeing the actor in any other type of role. Still, Laurie remains grateful for his House experience.

House airs Monday 9/8 central on FOX.

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After eight great seasons of television, the FOX medical drama, House, will have its series finale on May 21. Before the series aired, Hugh Laurie wasn’t very well known in the USA.  But once the show hit the small screen, it turned Laurie into a major television star, and House has always had a very loyal fan base.  Even though the show has been on the air for eight seasons, it was only recently that Hugh Laurie reflected about his time on House. (Click on the audio player to hear Hugh Laurie) Hugh Laurie 10

Leaving the long running television show is not going to be an easy task for Laurie, who will miss the top notch stories that the series presented every week to its fans. (Click on the audio player to hear Hugh Laurie) Hugh Laurie 12

And often, the answers have been left deliberately murky, leaving enough grey areas to encourage viewers to use their own grey matter and draw their own conclusions.

With the series soon drawing to a close, Fox All Access visited the set of “House” and asked its stars — Hugh Laurie, Robert Sean Leonard, Omar Epps, Peter Jacobson, Odette Annable, and Charlyne Yi — to tell us the one lesson about life they hope the show’s fans will take away from the series.

You know, aside from “Everybody lies.”

The final six episodes of “House” air Monday nights at 9/8c on Fox.

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As you’ve no doubt heard, the “House” crew will hang up its scrubs this May and call it a day after eight seasons.  Hugh Laurie, who stars in the Fox medical drama, was a well-known comic actor in the UK, but he was a relative unknown in the USA, where audiences had only seen him in a handful of supporting roles.  In fact, when Laurie went in to audition, executive producer Bryan Singer had never heard of him.  However, Laurie thinks that lack of awareness worked to his advantage, because it allowed viewers to buy into the character, rather than the actor playing him.  (Click on the audio player to hear Hugh Laurie) Hugh Laurie

House airs Monday nights 8/7 central on FOX.

Fox’s hit medical drama “House” has made Hugh Laurie a household name here in the United States.  But you may be surprised to learn that the show has aired in more than 60 countries, and it’s been a huge success worldwide.  Laurie told us he’s somewhat amazed by the overseas popularity of the series, and thinks he’s better off not knowing why.  (Click on the audio player to hear Hugh Laurie) hugh LAurie

House airs Monday nights 8/7 central on FOX.