
House pegs his new hire as a reject who punched her boss
House reads the 3 a.m. makeup and pressed clothes of the doctor he's given and gets her to admit she punched her attending.

Every House moment featuring Chi Park, in story order. Played by Lo Mutuc.
60 moments · 1h 29m · by Favseen
Moments 1–30 of 60

House reads the 3 a.m. makeup and pressed clothes of the doctor he's given and gets her to admit she punched her attending.

House blurts out his prison stint before anyone can ask, then pitches cocaine as the cause the tox screen missed.

Outside a grieving family's house, House guesses at the insult behind Park's punch; she says her boss grabbed her and she lives with her parents.

Mr. Weathers insists his son never did drugs; House spots the boy's new glasses, learns of headaches and declares a tumor as police arrive for him.

House reasons Park isn't worried about her hearing because she plans to leave, and tells her it's time to grow up and come clean.

Park confronts House for texting her father from her phone; House says the punch wasn't a lapse but her character and tells her to embrace it.

House says the lungs need the Air Force and the Marines, not infantry; Park asks if he thinks she's stupid, and he says the old team was too.

House reasons the donor breathed cigar smoke at an all-night poker game and his white cells couldn't switch off, then calls for the nuclear option.

Over Fink's song the lungs respond, Park says she won't go to Chicago and seeks out her dad, the transplant begins, and House gets back his stuff.

House lures Adams in for coffee to work a case, needles her free-clinic do-gooding and reminds her what happened last time he was doubted.

The team argues whether Benjamin is generous or sick, House calls helping others his version of a Yorkie oil painting, and Park cites her parents' $800.

Park finds another gift from Adams after repaying her with a job interview; she says she doesn't take charity, and House is baffled.

Following House's advice to give what can't be repaid, Adams covers Park's $4,500 car repair, and Park finally says thank you.

House reads out a staff-wide apology from the doctor Park punched, insists it dooms her, and the two settle on a $100 bet about her hearing.

With the department funded, the team argues over outsourcing and House mocks patriotism, claiming a burger for Queen Isabella of Spain.

Squatting in Foreman's office for a differential, House mocks Park's copied apology and dismantles Adams' story about where she was that morning.

After exposing the coerced donation, House grabs a behind hoping to provoke a punch and prove it is a natural response, but gets only restraint.

In the clinic, a Halloween conjoined-twins brawler gets anger advice from Park, and House plays her own words back to her for the committee.

Park asks Wilson why House is trying to get her fired over $100; he tells her he is fighting for his honor and to update her resume.

Park realizes her harasser had been drinking and Foreman approved it; Foreman explains the emergency and that the board already docked his pay.

House brings in Park's harasser from Neurology, needles him about her, and the two doctors stake opposite diagnoses in a pissing contest.

House bursts in to demand Park be fired for defying him; afterward he reveals he wanted her to disobey all along, winning the test and the bet.

Asked whether she knows hitting someone is unacceptable, Park stumbles through an apology and begs not to be fired.

House sizes up the reunited team, decodes the patient's knee scrapes, and ribs Taub about fathering two babies with two women at once.

Checking the motel with Taub and his babies, Park fears a local thinks she's a prostitute, then asks why Taub quit medicine and how he knew he'd be back.

Taub admits Rachel's boyfriend Phil wants to move his daughter to Portland, and House diagnoses each fellow's parents to argue all parenting fails.

Foreman admits he lied to the patient to rule out anxiety; House floats poison, blames the wife, and turns choosing partners into a test.

The team argues whether the patient's arsenal is a symptom; House stages it as a cat fight and assigns rival tests.

Over a scan, Park asks whether she's the paranoid one; her colleague reassures her and shares his own plan for when anarchy breaks out.

House goads the team into ganging up on Park, then tells her privately that people respect her; they just don't like her.