Boyd's revival-tent healing ends with his collapse
A teen preacher lays hands on Agnes before a cheering church, then crumples and asks his father for a doctor.
S2E19 · House vs. God
20 moments · 29 min of essential viewing.
Moments, in order
Boyd reads Cameron's grudge as a message from God
During an exam the boy tells Cameron that God described a healer harboring vengeful thoughts about a coworker.
House: talking to God versus God talking to you
House splits religion from psychosis, needles the team about the stolen article and decides to see the boy himself.
House meets the faith healer and spots the water bottle
House spars with Boyd over faith and trust, then notices the refilled bottle that explains his symptoms.
Grace tells Wilson she is ready to stop fighting
Wilson's terminally ill patient admits she held back her pain dose to talk clearly and wants to accept it is over.
House drags Wilson out of a consult to rant about faith
House solves the boy's low sodium in seconds and turns it into a rant about people who want to live in holes.
Boyd sings in the hallway and lays hands on Grace
A seizing Boyd wanders the corridor singing a hymn and prays over Wilson's patient before he is led away.
House versus God on the whiteboard scorecard
House and Boyd trade points; the boy's divine messages land a dig about House and an order to invite Wilson to poker.
Grace sees a horizon again; Wilson warns it's a lie
Grace describes her shrinking world suddenly opening up, and Wilson insists on new scans before she believes it.
Boyd hears he needs brain surgery and refuses to be normal
A doctor explains the tumors behind his seizures and voices; Boyd answers that he is not normal.
Wilson talks Boyd into surgery, for a seat at poker
House trades a poker invite for Wilson's help; Wilson uses the idea of a saint's humility to win the boy over.
Wilson brings House Grace's scans: the tumor has shrunk
Late at night Wilson lets himself in to show House that his patient's cancer is smaller.
House's poker night while the team searches a home
Wilson joins House's game of nameless regulars as House directs a home search by phone and loses to a straight flush.
House deduces Wilson is sleeping with his patient
House works out who told Boyd about poker and lands on Wilson's affair with the miracle woman.
House calls Wilson a functional vampire; Wilson hits back
Wilson confesses he moved in with Grace; House attacks his need for needy people and Wilson diagnoses House's control.
Boyd's father refuses the spinal tap
A feverish Boyd begs his father to keep faith, and the father leaves the answer in God's hands, not the doctors'.
House realizes Boyd gave Grace a cancer-fighting virus
Talking with Wilson, House turns the case around: a virus from the boy may have attacked Grace's tumor.
House orders the faith healer to strip
House forces the question of herpes in front of Boyd's father, who must decide whether to trust his son.
House claims his final point against God
House insists the shrunken tumor was a lottery win, and is told belief and failing it can coexist.
Wilson tells House he is as God made him
Grace still believes and is going to Florence; Wilson won't move back in with House but leaves things okay.
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