Role-play gone wrong: Bob stops breathing
A couple's bedroom game ends with a crash; Bob can't breathe and turns blue while his wife begs a 911 operator to hurry.
21 moments · 31 min of essential viewing.
A couple's bedroom game ends with a crash; Bob can't breathe and turns blue while his wife begs a 911 operator to hurry.
Woken by Wilson's grooming, House declares the arrangement isn't working after one night and Wilson promises to be gone tomorrow.
House bets the patient's perfect marriage is a sham, Cameron defends a threesome every seven years, and House says patients don't know choking from suffocating.
House diagnoses a husband who swears his wife is his only partner, then hands him a note for his daughter's karate teacher.
Mid-test, Cameron asks Bob whether the threesome and role play mean boredom; he says no, and the talk turns to whether people ever change.
House runs the differential from a urinal, summons Cameron in as the allergy expert, and lands on heavy metals from a resort in Cabo.
Wilson cooks, has found an apartment and mocks House's diet; House admits the food is better than it looks and asks how much lead it takes.
House raves about Wilson's pancakes while quizzing the team on ant colors, then orders lead treatment plus allergy tests.
Bob's feet start burning, then his airway closes and he has to be trached; Foreman overrides House's heavy-metal theory and treats for lupus.
House eats the salad Wilson made himself; Cuddy orders House to face the herpes couple, and House muses on how a guilty husband would play it.
With every test negative, House argues the wife is all that's left and orders her searched over Foreman's objection.
House openly accuses Maria of poisoning her husband; when she draws the line at a body search, he and Foreman trade insults until Cuddy stops it.
Bob's heart stops and he is shocked back; his wife pleads with him, he whispers hi, and House watches, calling her quite the actress.
House argues Foreman's immunosuppressants woke a dormant virus, and shouts down objections to giving interferon.
Hoarse and failing, Bob confesses he sat behind her to cheat; she admits she let him, and he begs her to say she loves him.
House tells the wife she has herpes, offers a toilet-seat theory as an exit, and decides who is guilty from who rejects it. Then arthritis clicks.
Wilson's hired cleaner has tidied House's closet, and House furiously demands the wood box that was always at the back.
House keeps Maria from washing her hands, tells a story about ancient Egypt, and turns her fingers purple with stannous chloride.
The doctors trade theories: an affair, a sociopath, or a wife who could not admit her perfect marriage had failed.
Bob will need new lungs; Cameron says House thinks he has proved every marriage is a mistake, and he asks if he looks pleased.
Love and Happiness plays over the ending; a message warning Wilson he will lose the apartment unless he matches an offer gets deleted.

Every House moment featuring Gregory House, in story order. Played by Hugh Laurie.

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.