Every House moment featuring Thirteen, in story order. Played by Olivia Wilde.
211 moments · 4h 51m · by Favseen
Moments 31–60 of 211
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.
House plays Quidd's early recording to the candidates, fires Amber for winning for the wrong reasons, then fires Thirteen: four applicants, two spots.
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 pitches a conversion disorder and a trick to fix it; Thirteen calls it pathetic, and House says she is jealous of the patient's choice.
The team works up a bride who collapsed at her wedding while trading news of Wilson and Amber; House pushes a self-poisoning theory.
During Roz's scan Foreman and Thirteen debate how people get boxed, and he guesses something she would rather keep private.
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.
The patient blames his old test, not his wife; she tells a doctor how being near someone too nice slowly makes you better.
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.
Hearing that a colleague's dates with Evan ended early, House diagnoses impotence and B6 toxicity, and demands proof of arousal.
During the Graves' disease debate House tells Cameron she wants to be there and offers to fire Thirteen; she refuses and the team argues protocol.
Getting his head sewn after the bus crash, House insists he saw someone dying and sends the team off, calling Thirteen a lesbian.
With the bus driver suffocating, House blocks the room, explains an air bubble from dental work and demands someone stab his heart.
The team says Amber hid diet pills; House orders a finger run across her valve, then tells Thirteen she never searched the bathroom.
In the restroom, Thirteen admits she's failing on the case; House connects it to her Huntington's risk and tells her to deal with it or leave.
Thirteen defends the patient's career a little too hard, House says out loud what her test showed, and the team presses her afterwards.
House shows the patient the pregnancy growing on her intestine, then shuts down Thirteen's objections by tying them to her own test result.
The patient learns she has been replaced; Thirteen pushes her to want more, and she answers that she would rather be close to the birds.
As the patient feels better, Thirteen confides what her diagnosis will take from her and why she needs her life to matter.
House notices the patient looks younger, stops the chemo, and explains the leprosy that makes skin look smoother.
The patient chooses her old job, Thirteen calls it pathetic, and House explains why a near miss changes nothing.
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.
The team learns House's father died; House deflects onto Taub's late night confession and insists he didn't even like the man.
The patient was with Thirteen at 3 a.m.; House is overjoyed, needles her about spiraling since her diagnosis, and sends her for marrow.
House sits in on the exam and grills both women about their night, down to asking the patient to rate it.
Thirteen finds the patient's letters to House and accuses her of sleeping with her to get her case taken; mid-argument the patient's heart crashes.
After the cardiac arrest Thirteen spells out exactly how House will invent a reason to go through her apartment, and he does.