Foreman and Wilson press House's therapist
House has been missing two days without his phone. His therapist hints at other ways of reaching oblivion, and they realize his last patient used heroin.
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Same episode, in order
- 01House wakes beside a dead man in a burning building
- 02House reads a junkie at a glance and goes back to work happy
- 03House asks Foreman to lie to his parole board
- 04Kutner's ghost: death is the opposite of a cool puzzle
- 05A new apparition and a heroin overdose in the ward
- 06The patient describes the first time heroin felt like God
- 07The skipped part of House's ALS diagnosis
- 08A branch in the lung, and the case for puzzles
- 09Foreman and Wilson press House's therapist
- 10Pascal's wager in a burning building
- 11Wilson says yes to taking the fall, then says no
- 12You've never had to develop a conscience of your own
- 13A loving apparition offers House the gift of giving up
- 14House admits the skipped moment: he told the man he was dying
- 15Called a coward, House says he can change
- 16The building collapses as Wilson watches
- 17House's funeral: the people he changed
- 18Wilson's eulogy, a text, and House on a doorstep
- 19Keep Me in Your Heart plays over the goodbye
- 20Cancer's boring: Enjoy Yourself closes it out
