The diagnosis, explained in a collapsing football play
House explains the senator's immunodeficiency with a football metaphor that falls apart, and dismisses Chase's earlier idea.

Every House moment featuring Gregory House, in story order. Played by Hugh Laurie.
360 moments · 8h 56m · by Favseen
Moments 271–300 of 360
House explains the senator's immunodeficiency with a football metaphor that falls apart, and dismisses Chase's earlier idea.
House reads a one-line endorsement, then roasts Vogler's re-patented pill in front of the cardiology conference.
House apologizes; Cameron quits before he has to fire anyone, and tells him what she got wrong about him.
A baby's 'cold' is pneumonia and her weight has crashed; House lays into the parents' raw vegan diet.
House reports he fired Cameron as agreed; Vogler demands his resignation and a public apology by morning.
The team argues preeclampsia versus weakness until House fixes on what she choked on and orders a scope and an eyelid check.
Wilson says Vogler has called a board meeting about House; House insists his tenure makes him untouchable.
Cuddy admits she called Social Services on House's patients. He compares her to a wartime traitor; she says she's protecting him.
Foreman and Chase debate Naomi's choice; House calls it pure biology and says his patient is the mother.
Wilson reveals he resigned after voting for House and says their friendship didn't matter enough for one speech.
Mid clinic exam, House accuses Cuddy of sacking Wilson; she tells him the money matters more than he does.
From one slip of tense, House works out Naomi lost a child before, then tells her dying for this baby doesn't make her a hero.
Vogler calls off the surgery mid-countdown; House and Vogler scream over one patient versus the trial's data.
Naomi is bleeding out. House tells Sean only two things change if he okays the C-section.
House shows Cuddy the scan: a genetic syndrome, not starvation. He hands off the treatment, assuming he'll be gone.
House's team toasts Cuddy as champion; she reminds them what losing Vogler's money cost the hospital.
With Vogler gone, House asks Cameron to come back. 'You're a good doctor' isn't reason enough for her.
Thousands exposed to meningitis flood the hospital; House tries to slip out and Cuddy orders him to act like a doctor.
House triages at speed, deducing a secret from a woman's clothes; the punchline doesn't go his way.
A 12-year-old diver with fever, rash and neck pain shows up; House tests her neck and pulls her out of the line.
House argues the diver's neck pain doesn't fit meningitis; Cuddy gives him an hour and Chase gets the A-to-Z list.
Watching the camera pill's video, House scolds Chase for taking orders from Foreman, then spots the bleeding vessel.
Handing out pills and forms, the team runs a differential; House sniffs out a fake patient by her hair.
House says he'll torture Chase before firing him; Cuddy catches him slacking, takes his comments, and orders him to interview.
A fellowship hopeful praises House's nonconformity; House turns his Asian-letter tattoo into a lecture on real rebellion.
As Mary's seizures multiply, House ranks rival divers and swim fans as poisoners; Foreman proposes an outdated scan.
Dr. Petra Gilmar handles House's outrageous interview; afterwards he rejects her because of her painful designer shoes.
Between patients, House is told he finds flaws to push people away, and it's really about Cameron.
Get-well balloons lead House to ask who visited Mary. No boys did, and he wonders if the rash isn't a rash.
The rash is bleeding into the skin, and House works out the trigger: pregnancy. Mary insists she chose it; House pushes back.