Thirteen's exam turns into flirting, then a numb hip
The patient tries to win Thirteen over for a repeat night, until it emerges she cannot feel a hand on her hip.
Thirteen
Every House moment featuring Thirteen, in story order. Played by Olivia Wilde.
211 moments · 4h 51m
Thirteen's test result is found and she defends her nights
A colleague confronts Thirteen with the test result House hoped to find; she insists partying and strangers are her way of living fully.
House saves Thirteen from a drug test, then fires her
Caught giving herself IV fluids, Thirteen faces a drug test; House blocks it, then fires her for missing a differential.
Fired Thirteen spots lung cysts and saves the patient
Thirteen gets caught up on the films, realizes the treadmill test will burst cysts, and arrives as the patient's lung collapses.
House dissects Thirteen's one-night stands
House argues Thirteen's flings are about control, then dares her to tell the patient she has ten years to live.
Thirteen tells the patient she is going to die
Thirteen delivers the LAM diagnosis, then describes the stages the patient will go through, and reveals they share a death sentence.
House rehires Thirteen while predicting her spiral
House lays out how Thirteen will keep self-destructing until she is dead, and says until then he can use her.
House cracks the case with an onion
Noticing cracked lips and a tearless patient, House chops an onion at her bedside to prove Sjogren's.
House reacts to Sophia's confession with a diagnosis
The team is shaken by her story while House wants the medical angle, then settles on severe emotional stress.
House calls arsenic the hero of Sophia's case
After new brain lesions appear, House argues the arsenic was fighting her illness, leading to leukemia and a need for her parents' marrow.
Kutner borrows Thirteen's Huntington's to reach Sophia
To persuade Sophia to accept her parents' marrow, Kutner claims a fatal disease; Thirteen later tears into him for using her life.
Thirteen finds the real Sophia Valez
Thirteen visits the parents' home and meets the real Sophia; the patient admits she stole the identity and plans to wait for an emergency.
Thirteen volunteers as the test subject
A young hostage offers to take the painful dose first; Thirteen steps in instead, House pins it on her illness, then presses Jason on why he really did this.
Racing heart and a hostage who says shoot me
Jason's pulse spikes and he threatens to shoot; House tells Thirteen to go, she volunteers to die instead, and then must take every drug first.
One-sided sweat points to lung cancer
With the heart ruled out, House spots sweat on half of Jason's face, calls it a tumor and checks it by having him spit on Cuddy's floor.
House is called a coward and turns it around
House claims he was overpowered; he is accused of fearing being ordinary and replies that the real coward is the one terrified of death.
Thirteen takes the drugs first and House is wrong
Jason breaks the terms and makes Thirteen take the test drug, explains why not knowing made him miserable, and the result leaves her kidneys failing.
A diagnostic slap and the Florida clue
House slaps Jason to show Chvostek's sign, the team argues tropical infections, and Jason having been as far south as Florida turns out to matter.
House refuses to leave as Thirteen faces the last dose
Jason trades House away and orders Thirteen to take the final drugs; House stays, Thirteen breaks down, and Jason backs off the dose.
Thirteen reconsiders the Huntington's drug trial
After the siege her kidneys will recover; an apology for walking out is followed by a change of heart about the drug trial.
Thirteen's tapping test shows her nerves degenerating
Thirteen feels guilty about a trial spot she got through connections; the finger-tapping test settles it.
House barges into the GRC to let Thirteen finish
House crashes a drug-trial appointment to hear Thirteen's idea, and her wrong guess leads to the right one about her bowel.
Foreman confronts Thirteen at home over missed appointments
Foreman finds Thirteen following his instructions perfectly, learns a patient in the waiting room scares her, and gives an ultimatum.
Thirteen confesses she hated her dying mother
Thirteen admits the waiting-room patient reminds her of her mother, whose illness made her scream, and that she never said goodbye.
Wilson spins the tale of Irene Adler
Wilson tells the fellows a moving story about the one who got away, then laughs: he gave House that book and wrapping last Christmas.
The fellows insist Cuddy is in love with House
Cuddy is caught lingering, and the team needles House during the differential that the gift came from her, until he figures out who talked.
Thirteen learns why Janice quit the trial
Thirteen introduces herself as Remy; Janice says Foreman told her to get over her nausea, and she won't spend her time as a guinea pig.
Thirteen tells Foreman he is like House
Thirteen asks Foreman to apologize to Janice; he refuses, and she says he isn't acting like House, he is like him.
Thirteen's gift to Foreman
Janice is back on the trial thanks to Thirteen, who tells Foreman she was wrong: he isn't House.
Thirteen turns Foreman down
Searching Jeff's home, Foreman asks why she's avoiding him since they kissed; Thirteen says she likes him and won't drag anyone down.