
Testimony: House called everyone's idea stupid
Cofield presses the team on House's insults during the differential, down to whether he really said 'unsquint your eyes.'

Every House moment featuring Chris Taub, in story order. Played by Peter Jacobson.
275 moments · 6h 14m · by Favseen
Moments 241–270 of 275

Cofield presses the team on House's insults during the differential, down to whether he really said 'unsquint your eyes.'

Three doctors, three theories; House gives high-dose steroids so any outcome tells them which is right, and still calls it perfect.

Chase and Adams biopsy the rash against orders; the patient turns paranoid, a Code Grey is called, and Chase goes down.

As Chase is patched on bypass, House asks for the patient's heart rate and pulls Park out, to her fury.

House rejects permanent damage and finds a clot in the radicular artery; mid-procedure he barges in, and Chase moves his toes.

House explains his water-balloon war with Taub while Chase grudgingly asks for help, and Taub dodges the shot.

House mocks Taub's krav maga, says no class can teach you to expect the unexpected, and gets ambushed mid-differential.

House watches fake lab work send Taub into paranoia, lands on syphilis, and finally takes Taub's ambush.

One teammate argues bonding helps after what happened; House needles him and he answers that fatherhood made him grow up.

Park announces she's hallucinating, sizes up the team as cartoon creatures, and turns into the clue that cracks the case.

Playing while pitching, House bullies Taub for diagnoses until Taub's sarcoidosis call and his game win land together.

Taub can't believe House losing a game counts as evidence; the team weighs going to Foreman about House's health.

The team defied House; Foreman now authorizes all treatment, and multiple doctors confess to telling him.

Over a tabletop hockey game, House and Taub clash on whether brawling belongs in the sport while the team works up the case.

House spots a colleague's night in a car, then replays the patient's fight to test whether Taub's dislike skews his judgment.

Bobby tells Taub about the backyard rink, his scoring title and the coach who made him fight, then loses feeling in his arms.

House drops the patient to probe Chase's arrangement with Park and Popo, then catches botulism and calls out Taub's bias.

Pushing for a risky brain biopsy, House tells Taub the patient never had his back.

Taub asks off the case; House calls him out, then tells him to question every call rather than walk away.

Bobby gets his contract offer and tells Taub half a dream beats nothing, hoping a new coach sees more in him.

House turns the patient's doll into a diagnosis of his team: kids, parents and charity are all excuses to avoid relationships. The team fires back.

With Dominika on the binoculars, House plots to expose the fiance as a cheater, then grills Park's band night and Taub's new date.

Taub admits the baby's mother isn't dead, they're separated; his date then asks about the other baby she saw.

Chase protests that everyone dates co-workers; House tells him it was his fault after all, and Adams jokes they should all live together.

Adams tells Henry to ask Molly out instead. Taub and Park talk regrets, and Chase asks Adams for a drink, which she declines.

House links the Hmong boy's hag nightmares to a syndrome that killed 100 sleeping men, then needles Park about avoiding Chase.

Checking the boy's home, Park worries her sex dream about Chase means something; Taub teases her before they smell something odd.

The team confronts the mother about a bloody scene in her son's room; the grandfather admits he did it to save Lue, who then flatlines.

Discussing whether dreams can cause bruises, House outs Park's dream and says Chase loves it because it makes him feel superior.

Doctors swear Lue floated six inches off the bed. House rules out magic and keeps asking why Chase is avoiding Park.