A woman from the CIA comes for House
House mocks a visitor who claims to be CIA, leaves Foreman in charge of the racer, then gets a reason to believe her.
Samira Terzi
Every House moment featuring Samira Terzi, in story order.
18 moments · 20 min
House meets the Mayo Clinic rival
Dr. Samira Terzi introduces House to immunologist Sidney Curtis, and House tells him what his book is useful for.
Everything about John is classified
Terzi can't say where the agent was or why they suspect an attempt on his life, so House asks about Oswald and Marilyn instead.
Chestnuts, Bolivia and House's poisoning theory
House mocks the horse-chestnut idea and grills Terzi about Bolivia, then declares he knows what is poisoning John and who did it.
House accuses John of hiding his drinking
John says he doesn't drink; House insists guilt over killing a man would drive anyone to it, then asks about Gilligan's poison lipstick.
House eats John's lunch
House reveals he has been starving John as pancreatitis treatment and quietly unhooked his iodine, until John stops responding.
House calls it blood cancer, Terzi sides with him
Curtis wants House charged, but House argues the pain without hair loss rules out radiation and calls Waldenstrom's; Terzi trusts him anyway.
House phones Wilson from the CIA
House flirts with Terzi, offers her a job, and calls his 'valet' Wilson, who doesn't believe him until he realizes House really is at the CIA.
Curtis blows up at House's arrogance
Curtis screams that House's stubbornness may have cost John his life and blames Terzi's judgment, before a caterpillar-fungus remedy comes up.
House cracks it: Brazil nuts
House calls the CIA idiots: John was in Brazil, where chestnuts mean Brazil nuts, and that many of them poison you with selenium.
House and Terzi flirt in euphemisms
House offers Terzi a spot in his fellowship; she knows how to kill a man with her thumb, and Curtis can't believe she's flirting with him.
Terzi takes House up on his offer
Terzi tells House she'll take his offer, corrects which offer she means, and says she's given notice.
House locks the film crew in the MRI room
The fellows learn the new hire was hand-picked; House leads everyone on a walk for the camera and shuts the crew away behind the magnet doors.
Wrong job, wrong profession, wrong species
Asked why he hired her late, House says fairness was never on offer, then proposes the boy is huffing Freon.
House suspects his new hire is an idiot
Terzi asks if her offer is real; House then confides to Wilson that she said something dumb, and Wilson guesses the real issue.
Not pretty enough to be an idiot
House picks apart Taub's sneaky case for intracranial pressure, then orders an EP study that means stopping Kenny's heart.
A differential played for the paparazzi
With the camera rolling, the fellows preen with ties and lipstick; House mocks them, and Taub warns that a stomach scope could be dangerous.
House fires Terzi, then asks her out
House admits he prejudged Terzi, fires her to make it right, and asks her to dinner and a movie.