Testing blind, Foreman is told to fight or quit; a water pump clicks
As tests come back negative Foreman is pushed about his job; then a detail about the family's water pump in the suburbs stops him.
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Same episode, in order
- 01House's plan: make the donor brother sicker to grow the infection
- 02House and Wilson sell the parents, then fight over patient trust
- 03Foreman admits he can't let go of his patient's death
- 04Matty's embarrassing symptom, and House can't resist the joke
- 05Chase's Tuesday reminder, then a growth on the heart valve
- 06House calls the heart infection perfect and plans to marinate the marrow
- 07Cuddy's office: conflict of interest, and House says Foreman has the yips
- 08Wilson tells the parents to do the surgery, and House is delighted
- 09Middle-of-the-night call: no infection in the valve, and Wilson's dog is stoned
- 10Autoimmune or infection? The four-out-of-six donor fight
- 11House blames Wilson's vindictive dog for a chewed Elvis 78
- 12Not autoimmune; Foreman takes the partial match to the parents
- 13House calls Wilson a coward
- 14House stages Hector's escape, and the dog won't leave
- 15Matty learns he can't be with his dying brother
- 16Cane shopping with Wilson: an apology and a bull-penis cane
- 17Flame cane and the dandelion plan: infect the dying brother
- 18House offers the parents one dead son or two
- 19House tells a dying Nick he can still save his brother
- 20Testing blind, Foreman is told to fight or quit; a water pump clicks
- 21Nick begs his father to let him go
- 22Histoplasmosis from the pitcher's mound, and Matty's unsedated harvest
- 23Both boys live; Wilson pushes House on Foreman and gives Hector back
- 24Foreman resigns: he doesn't want to turn into House
