Amber's pitch to Cole: I'm a good doctor
During a scan, Amber tells Cole she's manipulative and a bitch, but as good a doctor as anyone, and that's all that matters.
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33 moments.
House finds out Wilson is dating Amber
House mocks Wilson's new romance and bets on two months, learns it has already lasted four and was hidden from him, and Wilson dares him to analyze it.
House crashes Wilson and Amber's date
House shows up at their restaurant, trades jabs with Amber, and realizes what Wilson actually likes about her.
Wilson mockingly agrees to date House instead
House insists Amber is just a needy version of himself, Wilson plays along, and catches House arguing to avoid something.
House predicts Amber will consume Wilson
House warns Wilson that Amber looks out for herself and Wilson looks out for whoever he is with, and predicts how that ends.
Amber's offer, and her answer
House offers Amber her job back if she solves the case, and she explains why Wilson beats a fellowship.
Bowling with Chase: House plots against Wilson's girlfriend
Chase coaches House's bowling, questions why he's there, and suggests sharing Wilson with Amber on set nights; House mocks the advice.
House and Amber negotiate joint custody of Wilson
House proposes splitting Wilson's evenings with Amber like divorced parents; Wilson refuses to rule and compares them to circling dogs.
Wilson's custody handoff: sixteen minutes late
House picks Wilson up from Amber's after brushing off a door-to-door preacher; they fight over sixteen late minutes while Wilson hides in the bathroom.
House gets Wilson drunk to start a fight with Amber
House plies Wilson with drinks before his curfew, admits he did it on purpose, and asks why Wilson kept drinking anyway.
Amber declares war on House and adds penalty clauses
Amber calls out House returning Wilson drunk, vows to stop him, and amends their custody deal with penalties; House and Wilson then bicker.
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.
Amber haggles a mattress, and House calls 'you choose' a trap
Amber spins a sob story to knock down a mattress price, then tells Wilson to pick; House insists her choice is a trap.
Under hypnosis, House can't keep Wilson and Amber out of his head
Recalling the bar, House can't lie under hypnosis; Wilson and Amber show up in his memory and he lets slip something he won't repeat.
Wilson works out that House has feelings for Amber
In the MRI, Wilson presses House on what he hid under hypnosis and concludes House has feelings for Amber; then the scan shows a skull fracture.
House wakes and tells Wilson: Amber was on the bus
Revived after his heart stops, House says it was Amber; Wilson realizes she hasn't called back and an unidentified patient matches her.
House and Wilson find Amber and move her
At another hospital, Amber's heart won't stop racing; House insists on moving her to Princeton Plainsboro and puts the decision to Wilson.
Amber flatlines and House freezes her: 'House, this is Amber'
Wilson demands to know why House was with Amber; when her heart fails House proposes protective hypothermia, and Wilson begs him to save her.
Dream Amber seduces House with a story about a secret date
Napping, House asks a dream Amber what he saw; she spins a tale of a man and a woman meeting at a little bar and leaves him with one word.
Sherry in a dream leads House to a bar
As Amber's liver fails and Wilson wants her colder, House realizes his dream of sherry points to a bar near the bus route.
Amber is rewarmed behind Wilson's back
Wilson finds Amber being rewarmed against his wishes; her brain is now affected, and Cuddy tells him House is the attending and he is family.
The bar memory: cosmos, a sneeze and the bus
House stalls Amber with drinks until she gives in, notices her sneeze, then refuses her ride and heads off to take the bus.
On the bus: Amber's flu pills are the answer
Amber follows House onto the bus; she mentions the flu, and House realizes her flu medicine poisoned her and can't be flushed.
Wilson is told to wake Amber and say goodbye
House is in a coma after a seizure; Amber's heart is beyond repair, and Wilson is urged to wake her so they can say goodbye.
Amber wakes and understands she's dying
Wilson tells Amber what happened; she works out it was the flu pills, realizes she is dying, and they say they love each other.
Colleagues say goodbye, and Amber comforts Wilson
Colleagues decide they liked Amber after all; she tells Wilson she's tired and doesn't want anger to be her last feeling.
Cuddy asks House if he feels any guilt over Amber
Cuddy wants House to talk to Wilson and apologize; House lists every reason Amber's death was not his doing.
Couples counseling with Cuddy goes sideways
Cuddy orders House and Wilson to talk; House says Wilson is an idiot, Cuddy pleads with Wilson, and Wilson's answer about Amber silences the room.
House apologizes and Wilson ends their friendship
House finally says he feels responsible; Wilson says Amber was never why he was leaving, and that they are not friends anymore.
House hides Wilson's keys and Wilson won't join the dark side
Wilson's car keys go missing; House catches him lying about Amber and a keychain, then Wilson says he has moved on.