
House rolls in on a scooter and announces he's getting married
House offers rides on his new scooter for a good case, then introduces Dominika as his bride-to-be for Friday.

Every House moment featuring Dominika, in story order.
22 moments · 32 min

House offers rides on his new scooter for a good case, then introduces Dominika as his bride-to-be for Friday.

Wilson guesses every motive but the real one: Dominika needs a green card and House gets a free maid and cook.

House asks Cuddy to add his fiancee to his insurance early; Dominika's bribe and mangled patriotism win a reluctant yes.

Before cameras for legal documentation, Chase pronounces House and Dominika man and wife.

Dominika says she really likes him; House says he never sleeps with married women and gives her the couch.

House's wife from his prison days returns with a food-truck business and a demand he play husband for immigration.

Between theories about the incontinence, House is drilled on his wife's family and explains why he can't remember any of it.

Dominika works out in House's living room, then the fake couple study each other's lives with a mnemonic system and fail a pop quiz.

In a mock interview House nails Dominika's friend drama, gets told no real husband would know that, and fires back about marriage.

The home interview goes smoothly until the agent checks with a neighbor whose cover story collapses at House's own door.

With deportation announced, Dominika admits the marriage was fake but says it became real and asks that House go free.

Nate Weinmann lets Dominika stay on the condition investigators find the couple together; she asks for a bathroom shelf.

House pays off hired kids from his staged home; Wilson tells him his mother had a hospital bracelet and a book on terminal cancer.

Late to dinner, House introduces Thomas as the guy sleeping with his mother, then presents Dominika as his wife.

With Dominika on the binoculars, House plots to expose the fiance as a cheater, then grills Park's band night and Taub's new date.

Coached to ease in, Dominika asks the accountant straight out for sex; House pounces, then learns the man is not Emily's fiance at all.

A garage band counts in I Got You Babe while Dominika shows House the blender she fixed and makes him a pistachio milkshake.

Over takeout with no plates, House tells Dominika immigration needs another month. She says living with him has been fun.

House learns Dominika served in a police unit; she asks why scientists accept unseen particles but not demons.

A letter reveals her aunt went into a nursing home months ago. Dominika is furious about being protected, and House nearly confesses.

Dominika comforts House after a bad day until immigration calls. She learns her certificate was ready all along, and House apologizes.

Former employees, family, an ex and his wife take turns remembering House as a boss, a son, a husband and a healer.