Jessica's rage, and House defends his team
Jessica turns violent during a test; her mother blames the bickering doctors until House walks in with lab results.

Every House moment featuring Robert Chase, in story order. Played by Jesse Spencer.
127 moments · 3h 22m · by Favseen
Moments 91–120 of 127
Jessica turns violent during a test; her mother blames the bickering doctors until House walks in with lab results.
With jobs on the line, the team snipes through clots and liposuction until diet pills come up and House calls the mother a liar.
House says the team's own treatment caused Jessica's sores; Chase suggests Cameron botched the heparin, and the blame fight boils over.
Vogler reads the chart, picks at Chase's respect for House, and pushes until Chase admits he wants his job.
Chase confronts Vogler for talking to Cameron, exposing their deal: information for protection.
House forces snap answers; obesity flips from cause to symptom, the girl's height gives it away, and the team names Cushing's.
A pituitary tumor turns up on the scan; Jessica's mother hears there's no mastectomy and how surgery will fix it all.
The team meets out of Cuddy's sight; House mocks 'idiopathic' and justifies a whole body scan with a football metaphor.
House explains the senator's immunodeficiency with a football metaphor that falls apart, and dismisses Chase's earlier idea.
The team argues preeclampsia versus weakness until House fixes on what she choked on and orders a scope and an eyelid check.
Foreman and Chase debate Naomi's choice; House calls it pure biology and says his patient is the mother.
Naomi's oxygen crashes from a clot; with her unconscious, Sean must choose between her and the baby, and picks her.
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.
As Mary's seizures multiply, House ranks rival divers and swim fans as poisoners; Foreman proposes an outdated scan.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The team finds Harvey's parents are alive and hang up; House calls back with the one lie guaranteed to bring them in.
Cameron deflects with food and garlic bread; her puffy eyes give her away, and she can't say if there will be a second dinner.
House makes Chase smell the comatose patient's breath and lays out jaw infection as the stroke source, then proves it.
The volleyball player screams at a touch; the team rattles off causes too fast for the class, and House reveals the cases are months apart.
Cancer, flesh-eating strep and an aneurysm: every story ends with possible amputation, and the room realizes the third patient was House.
The team mocks House's style and his belief in Stacy over the patient; Wilson says he's playing hero and orders him to keep his distance.