House finds teeth marks on the IV line
House cancels the angioplasty, deduces Jeff blew air into his own IV, and Jeff admits he lied: he still wants to die.
Thirteen
Every House moment featuring Thirteen, in story order. Played by Olivia Wilde.
211 moments · 4h 51m
House proposes the drugs are the disease
With ideas exhausted, House argues the original injury healed and the painkillers now cause pain, then is asked about his own Vicodin.
Thirteen asks Foreman out, then the placebo slip
Feeling better, Thirteen asks Foreman about tonight; then a nurse's remark about the drug's smell suggests she is on the placebo.
House outs Foreman and Thirteen to the team
House accuses Thirteen of disagreeing with Foreman just to look independent, letting slip that the two are seeing each other.
Sarah's happy place: teaching a boy to cut
During a bleeding time test, the patient Sarah describes the joy of teaching a student with CP to use scissors.
House's convoluted plan: radiation without radiation
House explains he asked for something crazy so Cameron would refuse; now stuck, he orders the team to stage the procedure without flipping the switch.
House diagnoses brain damage from a wrong room number
House argues Sarah's transposed digits and forgetting to pee point to a brain lesion; the team accuses him of pathologising decent people.
Thirteen tells Foreman she wants kids
While working, Thirteen tells Foreman she wants children someday, something she once ruled out because of her illness.
House on why everyone is really here
The team argues whether Dana had a right to quit; House sizes up each doctor's selfish reason for being there, then needles Foreman about Thirteen.
House trips a wire and stays calm
Someone has rigged a trip wire for House; he shrugs it off, and the team suspects he's already figured out who did it while they pin down a liver bleed.
Foreman confesses he switched Thirteen's drug
A vision test shows Thirteen's peripheral vision is going; Foreman admits he took her off the placebo, and she says she isn't ready for that.
House tells blind Thirteen what Foreman did
House lets himself into Thirteen's place, realises she can't see, and tells her Foreman asked his advice first; if she cares, she should stop him.
House calls Foreman a hypocrite
Thirteen tells Foreman not to torch his career; House points out Foreman never asked her before, so letting her decide now is self-protection.
House's ultimatum: split or quit
House halts Thirteen and Foreman and tells them one of them leaves or the relationship ends, deciding by the end of his fake case.
House fires Foreman
Foreman and Thirteen refuse to split or quit; House fires Foreman and lays out why his judgment can't be trusted.
Thirteen takes a job behind Foreman's back
Thirteen tells Foreman she's found a job so he can return; he's angry she went around him, and it ends badly.
Foreman and Thirteen's fight in House's office
Foreman asks for his job back; Thirteen arrives, the two turn on each other in front of House, and Foreman ends up rehired.
House goes along with the parents' MRI
House mocks the case and the parents' demand to call testosterone 'vitamins', then meets the parents and agrees to their MRI without a fight.
House riffs on being fazed
The team notices House shrugging off an unexplained coincidence; he riffs on how fazed he is until the testosterone ties it together.
House stops breathing
The team finds House unresponsive and not breathing; he comes to with a purple nipple and blames too much Vicodin.
Foreman and Thirteen's ice cream metaphor
Searching Jackson's home, Foreman asks Thirteen if she misses women; the metaphor leads them to realise the team knows they're still together.
Foreman figures out House is on heroin
The team reveals they knew about Foreman and Thirteen, which makes Foreman realise what House missed and call it in.
Jackson learns the truth
Cuddy refuses to remove Thirteen from the case; then Jackson asks his parents if he's a boy or a girl and throws them out.
Jackson's friend, and the poem
Jackson confides his worries about a friend on his team; when the poem found in his room comes up, he explains it was an English assignment.
Foreman in charge, Thirteen's guilt
With House gone and Foreman in charge, the team argues diagnoses; Foreman tells Thirteen she's choosing the theory that spares her guilt.
Thirteen says she's not okay
Foreman admires Thirteen's heels; she admits she isn't okay, and the patient's improvement leads them to rule out scleroderma.
House walks back in
House rejoins the team, finds Foreman and Thirteen arrived at the same theory, and lands on energy drinks.
House pages Cuddy so Nick can rate her body
Nick can't stop narrating his fantasies about the doctors scanning him; House pages Cuddy in to hear Nick's verdict on her, then calls it a compliment.
A bracelet rash cracks the case, and Lee moves a finger
Foreman and Thirteen's bracelet spat reveals a rash that points to rat-borne infection; Lee moves a finger, and Taub claims the idea.
Foreman and Thirteen find Kutner
Sent to find out where Kutner is, Foreman and Thirteen get into his apartment and find him shot; they try to revive him, but he is cold.