
Amber spills the secret and House cracks the case
Amber tells the team House doesn't have syphilis; House asks why the patient tested positive and the answer leads to Chagas.

Every House moment featuring Lawrence Kutner, in story order. Played by Kal Penn.
92 moments · 2h 13m · by Favseen
Moments 31–60 of 92

Amber tells the team House doesn't have syphilis; House asks why the patient tested positive and the answer leads to Chagas.

A doctor tells Evan he loved his supposedly shallow work; then the scan shows iodine everywhere and his kidneys are failing.

The team says Amber hid diet pills; House orders a finger run across her valve, then tells Thirteen she never searched the bathroom.

Asked why he isn't more shaken, Kutner tells how his parents were shot in a robbery at their store when he was six.

House runs a differential on a dead donor's organ recipients while riffing on what Wilson ever did for him, and sends everyone to prove cancer.

A man fixing the coffee machine turns out to be a private investigator who has solved the donor's secret life and wants $2,300.

House is accused of wanting cancer as an excuse to call Wilson; Kutner proposes a bowel anomaly and House targets the donor's four-year-old.

To test the leak theory, the team pressurizes a corpse's bowel and scopes it, hunting for a lesion at the far end.

Mid-differential House reveals he knows Thirteen's car loan, a world record crawl, and hints at something on Taub's wife.

House names each experimental drug after his team's secrets while Taub admits he knows about the account.

Brandon swells up after dialysis; House argues it is withdrawal and orders him back on the drugs to wean him slowly.

As Foreman pitches Kluver-Bucy, House concedes Taub has no reason to confess, and orders an angiogram to keep him from home.

Taub calls confession selfish; House needles him about his marriage during the heart study until Brandon's hair turns up red.

After red hair kills one theory, House frames the fix as firing the drummer who can't keep the beat.

The team learns House's father died; House deflects onto Taub's late night confession and insists he didn't even like the man.

A doctor treats Nicole outdoors and shares that he was adopted at nine; their talk turns when she notes his success.

Kutner defends the 16-year-old as honest; House orders a pregnancy test and a toxin search anyway, telling everyone to shut up.

Sophia brushes off pity, but Kutner says he lost his parents at six and still fears a knock at the door.

Sophia lashes out in delirium; House exposes that she was never on beta-blockers and demands photo proof Foreman runs the next test himself.

The team is shaken by her story while House wants the medical angle, then settles on severe emotional stress.

From holes in her desk House deduces pressure-treated wood released arsenic when she cut it.

After new brain lesions appear, House argues the arsenic was fighting her illness, leading to leukemia and a need for her parents' marrow.

To persuade Sophia to accept her parents' marrow, Kutner claims a fatal disease; Thirteen later tears into him for using her life.

House calls Foreman and every fellow from the past five years for a speakerphone differential, then hands out assignments.

House floats steroids, mocks Kutner's late-night infomercial habit, and secretly agrees with the asthma theory so Cuddy won't know.

In a capsule scan a fellow admits an email second-opinion business run under House's name; a colleague demands a cut, then the scan reveals a tiny stomach.

House crashes a drug-trial appointment to hear Thirteen's idea, and her wrong guess leads to the right one about her bowel.

Napping at the differential, House does a Sean Connery line about payback and hints at sabotaging her office renovation.

The online clinic's email patient starts singing on a gurney, and they argue whether it is a seizure or a cry for attention.

Taub and Kutner believe their online patient died; House berates them over her body, then she sits up and he reveals the setup and claims his cut.