Backstage nerves, a Valium, and Alex's runway brawl
A 15-year-old model panics before her walk; her father hands her a pill, and on the runway she attacks another model and collapses.
21 moments · 28 min of essential viewing.
A 15-year-old model panics before her walk; her father hands her a pill, and on the runway she attacks another model and collapses.
House limps in without a helmet, brushes off rehab and an MRI, then perks up at the words teenage supermodel.
House openly admires Alex, needles her father, and names her frozen collapse cataplexy before promising lackeys and fluids.
The labs find heroin; House bets Chase two clinic hours the breasts are natural, Cameron pushes a neurological cause, House orders rapid detox.
Alex's heart stops mid-detox; her furious father withdraws consent, and House describes the agony of waking her now.
A man complains of aching teeth, headaches and nausea; House guesses his wife is expecting and diagnoses Couvade syndrome.
Alex comes round, flirts with the cute doctor and apologizes to her dad, then repeats the exact same words minutes later: short-term amnesia.
Blamed for the brain injury, House insists her brain is fine and argues she was abused by the father who never leaves her side.
With House out sick, the covering doctor gets a patient who will only say it is personal and gives them House's personal pager number.
Under the guise of a checkup, House quotes the dad's own press pitch back at him and asks if he loves her enough to admit it. He does.
The spinal tap rules out PTSD and brain injury; Cameron demands they report abuse, and House snaps that saving the girl comes first.
House plays at taking a call from God during a meeting; Cuddy reveals child services has been called and threatens to fire him.
The MRI shows no nerve regeneration; Wilson suggests the extra pain is psychological and that House went off the rails when Stacy left.
House theorizes paraneoplastic syndrome and proves it by giving IVIG; Alex's twitching stops on cue and he toys with the drip.
House asks for spinal morphine because he will not let his team see his pain; refused, he shows the missing thigh muscle and wins.
Pain-free House insists on cancer; the team has checked every organ, and he reasons the twitching stopped because she watched the IV.
Told she is a victim, Alex says she slept with her dad and others to get what she wants, and that she is not that smart, just that beautiful.
The clinic husband's wife, in labor, uses House's pager number; House jokes through an epidural refusal and calls her husband the perfect man.
House asks about her body hair and missing periods, calls her the ultimate woman, and an MRI shows a tumor where no one looked.
House tells Alex the cancer is on an undescended testicle: male pseudohermaphroditism makes her immune to testosterone. She refuses to believe it.
House asks for another shot after his pain returns right after the case ends, and learns the shot that worked so well was saline.

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Every House moment featuring Allison Cameron, in story order. Played by Jennifer Morrison.

Every House moment featuring Eric Foreman, in story order. Played by Omar Epps.

Every House moment featuring Robert Chase, in story order. Played by Jesse Spencer.

Every House moment featuring James Wilson, in story order. Played by Robert Sean Leonard.

Every House moment featuring Lisa Cuddy, in story order. Played by Lisa Edelstein.
Every House moment featuring George, in story order.