
Lecture hall verdict: game over
House plays Quidd's early recording to the candidates, fires Amber for winning for the wrong reasons, then fires Thirteen: four applicants, two spots.

Every House moment featuring Amber Volakis, in story order. Played by Anne Dudek.
71 moments · 1h 36m

House plays Quidd's early recording to the candidates, fires Amber for winning for the wrong reasons, then fires Thirteen: four applicants, two spots.

House crashes Wilson's dinner, lays out his theory of the girlfriend and of his own socks blunder, then the date arrives.

Finding Amber in his apartment, House runs through every motive she might have for dating his friend and rejects each one.

House shows up at their restaurant, trades jabs with Amber, and realizes what Wilson actually likes about her.

House offers Amber her job back if she solves the case, and she explains why Wilson beats a fellowship.

House proposes splitting Wilson's evenings with Amber like divorced parents; Wilson refuses to rule and compares them to circling dogs.

House and Amber ask Cuddy to play King Solomon over Wilson; she reads House's scathing review aloud and trades her ruling for him reviewing his team.

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.

Amber calls out House returning Wilson drunk, vows to stop him, and amends their custody deal with penalties; House and Wilson then bicker.

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

Amber spins a sob story to knock down a mattress price, then tells Wilson to pick; House insists her choice is a trap.

Wilson bought the mattress Amber wanted; she says he did it the way he did with his ex-wives and that she needs him to look after himself.

Wilson finds Amber awake: she hates the waterbed, he half likes it; they'll return it, but she's glad he bought it.

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.

At another hospital, Amber's heart won't stop racing; House insists on moving her to Princeton Plainsboro and puts the decision to Wilson.

Wilson demands to know why House was with Amber; when her heart fails House proposes protective hypothermia, and Wilson begs him to save her.

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.

With electrodes in his brain, House's memory replays in black and white: drunk at the bar he called Wilson, and Amber came instead.

House stalls Amber with drinks until she gives in, notices her sneeze, then refuses her ride and heads off to take the bus.

Amber follows House onto the bus; she mentions the flu, and House realizes her flu medicine poisoned her and can't be flushed.

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 decide they liked Amber after all; she tells Wilson she's tired and doesn't want anger to be her last feeling.

In a limbo bus, House says he should have died instead and fears Wilson will hate him; Amber tells him to get off the bus.

After four nights without REM sleep House finds a figure at his bedside who says she is a hallucination, not a fantasy, and won't leave.

House realizes the hallucination knows what his own mind noticed but didn't voice, and checks it by asking the height of K2.

House feeds the team boozy ice cream while recalling a grand rounds case, lands on the heart, and notices the room fading away.

Chase says Cameron won't like the party but asks House to kidnap him so he can go; House names the stripper, Karamel.

Foreman refuses a risky stress test, so House and his hallucination scheme a way to stress the boy's heart without sign-off.

Practicing a party trick, House realizes heat ties every symptom together and diagnoses multiple sclerosis.

Hiding in a bathroom, House toasts solving the case with his hallucination while Chase is plied with drinks and a taste of strawberry.