
House sends Masters to get the sister's kidney
The patient is allergic to dialysis; House argues her score-keeping memory makes her alone, and orders Masters to fix what she broke.

Every House moment featuring Martha M. Masters, in story order. Played by Amber Tamblyn.
73 moments · 1h 37m

The patient is allergic to dialysis; House argues her score-keeping memory makes her alone, and orders Masters to fix what she broke.

Masters rambles about being a book person, cousins and synced cycles, until Elena simply asks if she wants a kidney and says yes.

The tale turns true: a college student's oxygen crashes and he coughs up dead lung tissue in front of the team.

A tie from Foreman's closet sparks House's marriage jokes, then House spots the 'executive' patient's calloused hands and offers Masters a big brother.

Once his wife leaves, Bert admits he cleans crime scenes and sewage for money; House assigns Bert and Ernie and gets a laugh at their expense.

While running samples, Masters accuses Chase of not respecting women; he fires back that at least he has relationships.

Masters tries to defend Bert's motives, Diane declares it over, and moments later Bert realizes he can't hear anything.

With Bert's kidneys failing and days left, House gambles on blind chemo and boots Masters out of the nest to face the wife.

Masters confesses she can't even find a date for the gala and fears she'll never connect with patients, and gets advice to side with hope.

Told Bert can hear her, Diane takes back her words, says she always loved him, and shares the secret she meant to tell at dinner.

The parents defend their son while Taub weighs calling the police, and Masters's statistics make him snap.

Foreman calls House's absence a bender and runs the case; the others needle him about seizing control.

Asking Lane if anyone should be called, Masters lets a line about caring slip in song, and admits she likes him.

Told the team will blow up his heart, Lane asks nothing until reminded of bull riding, then says he'll find something else to love.

Recovering, Lane is told no sex for a while and invites the doctor out; she declines as inappropriate.

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

House drives the team around while they debate genetic disorders, and he tells them to outwit a homeless ex-junkie.

Masters confronts House about the snub, then realizes the woman under his desk is just installing cable.

Chase and Masters visit the father for family history and learn Danny Jennings died of an overdose three months ago.

Thirteen asks how much House knows about her conviction, while the team tries to dodge a case so they can ski and fly to Cabo.

No power or gas, books on hoarding, and a cat in the fridge; the search turns up a fungus theory.

Masters wants to grid and catalog the pile like a life history while Chase just wants out, until raccoon droppings fit Q fever.

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

Drilling mnemonics to the end, Masters still needs one more lumbar puncture for her log when a classmate spots House's new internship.

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

Masters corners a busy Cuddy for career advice and gets an honest, two-sided answer about House's department.

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.

Mid-differential, House draws chicken footprints on the floor and curses Wilson for picking the quietest breed of chicken.

Her roommate lists Masters' oddities, from paper airplanes to facial symmetry, and argues House is the one boss who likes her weird.

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