
Cuddy installs Foreman as House's boss
House's differential is interrupted when Cuddy announces she has rehired Foreman as her eyes and ears, and House asks where Foreman will keep his balls.

Every House moment featuring Lawrence Kutner, in story order. Played by Kal Penn.
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House's differential is interrupted when Cuddy announces she has rehired Foreman as her eyes and ears, and House asks where Foreman will keep his balls.

While Foreman tries to run the differential, House goads him about why he quit and whether he took a raise, calling him a whore either way.

House explains how mirror patients read people, assigns cultures and a car search, and announces a fake mayonnaise scare to flood Cuddy's clinic with doctors.

Cuddy refuses to give House his team back during the clinic panic, so House orders a risky liver biopsy and offers uninsured patients MRIs and private rooms.

The feverish patient grows strangely happy, then goes into V-fib in the tub; Kutner shocks him before he's dry and takes the jolt himself.

House reveals the patient sells farm equipment and caught an infection from pig lagoons, then delays treatment by 15 minutes.

House tears apart every fellow's mistakes on the case, declares they all tie for sucking most, and then fires nobody.

The fellows learn the new hire was hand-picked; House leads everyone on a walk for the camera and shuts the crew away behind the magnet doors.

Asked why he hired her late, House says fairness was never on offer, then proposes the boy is huffing Freon.

With the camera rolling, the fellows preen with ties and lipstick; House mocks them, and Taub warns that a stomach scope could be dangerous.

House stakes his theory on removing Kenny's pacing wire with Kutner on paddles; Kenny's heart holds and House objects to the father thanking God.

House learns Taub signed a non-compete so his partners would keep quiet for his wife's sake, and keeps him because he's interesting.

With no cases, House makes Kutner bet his job on the magician and sets a contest: whoever brings him Cuddy's thong gets immunity and nominates two for firing.

Unbothered by his tests, the magician says worrying isn't a treatment and makes Kutner's card turn up in his own wallet.

A fellow produces underwear he says is Cuddy's; House doubts him, then the team pivots to cocaine and polyarteritis.

House mocks the death prediction, calls a page before it happens, and floats amyloidosis while refusing credit for a lucky guess.

Over a seizing patient, Kutner tells Cole to cut the strongest, reminds him of the zoo trip, and adds that Amber's a racist.

The fellows hound feverish House for symptoms while he insists he's fine, until the room starts spinning.

House explains Finn got the wrong blood type because an autoimmune disease made him look type AB, and finally has a case of lupus.

Cole nominates Amber and Kutner; House works out Cole bought Cuddy's panties by letting her pick, praises the scheme and fires him.

Foreman calls the game over, House fires Thirteen and Kutner, and the drug-impurity theory that follows wins them their jobs back.

Told that Quidd volunteers with abandoned kids, House snaps, fires all four candidates, and is left with Foreman calling it a drug case.

House credits each candidate's wrong idea for the answer and lays out plain old measles caught from the kids he works with.

The team wonders if House is done firing people; he tears into the Christmas decorations, hands out nicknames, and gets asked for a Secret Santa.

House explains why one decent season is obscene, then makes the team draw names anyway and reads their faces as they pick.

The team bickers over Kutner's bone scan until House sees what consistent density really means.

The team works up a bride who collapsed at her wedding while trading news of Wilson and Amber; House pushes a self-poisoning theory.

House tells the team a selflessly nice man must have a genetic defect, backs it with a caveman parable and statistics, then holds a vote that doesn't count.

Foreman tries a private review of Taub; Taub reads his own review of Foreman and explains House gave him authority to keep him in place.

A blood test the team ran on House comes back positive; they break it to him while he watches a soap and juggles the case.