“I found my home here," says House MD writer Len Dick, sitting at his desk in his office on the L.A. Fox lot where the TV series is shot. "I love it." It’s less than a week after the writers’ strike officially ended and the 12 House writers are back at work, figuring out how to make people sick. Dick, a 44-year-old Canadian writer, husband and father of three, has spent 17 years in Hollywood, but he wasn’t always able to show up to work wearing a brown sweatshirt and jeans like he is today. Dick started his illustrious career at Harvard Business School and worked on Wall Street before jumping coasts for Hollywood. After gigs on shows including Mad TV, Hack and Lost, he joined House in its third season, brought on by the show’s creator, David Shore. Though he spends long hours in his office, researching, writing and re-writing, Dick is excited to be back at work. After all, he may not be a doctor, but he gets to write for one on TV.