House stonewalls Mary's parents
House tells the Carrolls their daughter will be fine and dodges every question about what the surgery is.

Every House moment featuring Gregory House, in story order. Played by Hugh Laurie.
360 moments · 8h 56m · by Favseen
Moments 301–330 of 360
House tells the Carrolls their daughter will be fine and dodges every question about what the surgery is.
A hopeful candidate arrives for an interview; House insists the job is taken and offers to validate the parking.
House asks Cameron back again, offering money and parking. She names one condition, and he has to decide.
Mid-exam, Wilson needles House until he admits Cameron came back on the condition of one date, then mocks the mentor romance.
House overreacts to a spilled 'urine' sample, is ordered to apologise, offers the sobbing patient cash, and the kid's pupil blows.
Cameron is back on the team; House spots why the MRI is off-limits, and Cameron tells Chase and Foreman what her new contract got her.
Ramona's pain traces to Myron's new pills; she misses Jeopardy and asks House to lie to Myron for her.
House mocks Harvey's string of alternative healers, then consults a toy oracle to choose between endocarditis and a trauma aneurysm.
Foreman pulls Annette off the patient; Chase identifies her, and she calmly explains Harvey likes being strangled and what he pays her.
Chase explains how he knows Annette; Cameron and House pounce, and House scolds him for withholding the pain angle.
Ramona's husband admits he can't keep up; House walks him to the pharmacy to find a blue pill that does nothing.
Cuddy backs the Cameron date and says five years of self-pity is enough; House deflects, and she suggests a shirt.
Harvey's mini-strokes kill the blood-thinner plan; Cameron asks how to dress, and House teases her before naming a restaurant.
Harvey spirals and refuses consent; the team sneaks Annette in to command him, he lashes out at her, and his mood swing is a new stroke.
Wilson suggests House end the Cameron thing by being himself; House diagnoses Wilson's own break-up habit and ego.
The team finds Harvey's parents are alive and hang up; House calls back with the one lie guaranteed to bring them in.
Furious at the fake death call, the Parks refuse; House reframes humiliation and threatens a sign campaign until they sign.
House frets about small talk; Wilson lays out doors, chairs, shoes and earrings, plus a condom offer.
Small talk fails; Cameron asks for honesty and House says she needs damaged people, naming her late husband and himself.
The couple's stories clash and House notices one silver ring, one gold; the blue-pill problem turns out to be an affair.
House makes Chase smell the comatose patient's breath and lays out jaw infection as the stroke source, then proves it.
House tells Harvey and Annette the strangling must stop; Annette says it is about vulnerability, and Harvey asks if his parents came.
House doubts the absent lecturer is sick, refuses, then haggles over clinic hours once Cuddy fails to stop him leaving.
House's ex Stacy shows him her husband Mark's scans; House insults the man's pancreas and admits he's not sure he wants him to live.
House opens the class with a riddle, mocks textbook answers, and casts Carmen Electra as a stand-in patient in his story.
House uses Cameron's deep dive into a teen's heartbreak to show what caring does; she finds a nodule that forces a painful test.
House's pantless golfer stand-in screams until the doctors give Demerol; the pain vanishes and House explains he was a drug seeker.
During the break Wilson presses House on Stacy's husband: she doesn't hate House, she just can't stand to be around him.
The venom volume rules out the rattlesnake; House makes students pick between two choices and says not knowing doesn't make you right.
The golfer comes back in pain; instead of calling the cops House picks a tube without anaesthetic to see if he's really sick.