
Thirteen tells House how a man died at her place
House offers to speed up her hearing and hire her; Thirteen says a man she met overdosed at her home.

Every House moment featuring Thirteen, in story order. Played by Olivia Wilde.
211 moments · 4h 51m · by Favseen
Moments 181–210 of 211

House offers to speed up her hearing and hire her; Thirteen says a man she met overdosed at her home.

A slip about a sibling at the fair lets House work out that she ended her brother's life.

Thirteen says her brother asked her to end it, describes the IV, and fears no one will be there for her.

Harold eyes Thirteen, House gets off with only a sheriff's warning, and admits today would have been one year with Cuddy.

Masters argues infertility from the closet find; a voice on House's speaker beats her theory, and the team realizes Thirteen is back.

Dropping her home, House bills her for gas and tells her he'll do it when the time comes, if she wants.

Masters meets Thirteen, and House hands the team an explanation for her absence that Thirteen did not ask him to share.

After a chicken joke and the rehab cover story with Thirteen, House tells Masters she counted nine procedures as ten and must grow up to get the job.

During a catheter procedure the chicken bet is explained, and Thirteen suggests that lying about a lie is nearly the truth.

Masters gets her tenth lumbar puncture on Thirteen, who explains why she is keeping the real reason for her absence private.

She bails on a lung harvest to help with Kendall, House tallies her lies, and she argues the diagnosis while insisting she is not back.

Learning of Chase's challenge, House insults Foreman's theories, needles him about his ex and his brother, then checks the blood pressure lead.

As the team argues over amyloidosis, the blood pressure test turns, and Foreman admits why he has stayed so calm.


House explains the teratoma to Cyrus, the real Jennifer turns up, and House and Thirteen trade notes on misery over a closing song.

The bomb designer tells her doctors she has loved blowing things up since childhood, and also likes romantic poetry and picnics.

The team trades jabs over the bleeding patient, debates whether House is still hung up on Cuddy, and Thirteen refuses to weigh in.

Her friend from prison is bleeding but refuses a hospital, since being caught with felons would send them both back inside.

Chase sees through her plumbing excuse, learns she was in prison and about her brother, and helps examine a strange mass.

Chase lists the risks of a home crime-scene case, settles on clotting factors, and Thirteen begs him not to make her break her promise.

After Darrien hallucinates, Chase refuses to drill a burr hole in an apartment and moves Thirteen aside to take her friend to hospital.

Kept awake by Thirteen, Darrien explains her hallucination: as a cop she shot a 19-year-old, was called a hero, and started using.

From his hospital bed House mocks Chase and Thirteen's guesses, then points them at when Darrien really caught Hep-C.

Thirteen concedes Chase had to grab her, then a record search shows a recent arrest and they land on a liver parasite.

Told she will recover, Darrien says she never liked Thirteen; Thirteen answers that she saved her life.

Thirteen tells Chase she is afraid of what her own act will do to her, and he asks her for coffee.

Thirteen shows up to end House's 17 calls; he guesses she fell in love with a girl and is off to Thailand and Mykonos, and refuses to stop.

Thirteen says House was a friend when she needed one; he fakes going blue to get her to bring Chinese food to the hospital.

House asks if Thirteen is back for good; she admits the guilt of leaving the skills to help people, and he says she obviously can't.

As a song plays, House fires Thirteen, saying he can't work with someone here to avoid feeling bad; she sees he is trying to save her and says goodbye.