House mocks a swollen-tongue patient, then a stranger opens fire
House jokes about grilling a man who can barely speak; on his way out, a former patient's husband walks in and shoots him.
22 moments · 32 min of essential viewing.
House jokes about grilling a man who can barely speak; on his way out, a former patient's husband walks in and shoots him.
House wakes after surgery, ignores his own wounds, and works out from what Wilson won't say exactly which tests failed.
Cuddy can't stop House leaving bed; he dares her to touch him and orders a lymph node biopsy with a trash analogy.
House protests sharing the ICU with the man who shot him, then notices his chronic leg pain has eased and suspects a surgical error.
His wife was House's patient; House cured her but revealed an affair that had nothing to do with her illness, with tragic results.
A woman behind the glass says she's the patient's wife; House grades the couple out of ten and probes for an affair.
House mocks the man's logic, he calls House an ass and a hypocrite, and both are left asking who owns the wife's death.
Over lunch House voices each fellow's objection himself, orders a brain-barrier biopsy, and learns the patient is a widower.
In rehab, House reasons that the wife he spoke to never existed and worries about what that means for his judgment.
House confronts Cuddy about drugs in his surgery; she reveals an experimental treatment aimed at his chronic pain.
Blood in the brain lining suggests cancer but tests are clean; House's alley trash metaphor sends the team to the chest lymph nodes.
From the next bed, the gunman tells House that tact comes from humility and asks why he refuses to be human.
Chase gets the patient up to urinate, and a different part of him starts swelling painfully.
Pedalling for a bet, House lets the team reach testicular cancer, then fears Cuddy's treatment has dulled his mind.
Wilson argues House has defined himself by his disability; House turns the tables on Wilson's calm about Cuddy's choice.
House erupts over his lost mind; the scene breaks and the man in the next bed tells him he was shouting at nobody.
House tells Cuddy he is off the case, realises his conversations aren't real, and reasons with an imagined voice about trusting his team.
With everything negative, House makes the team list its assumptions down to how a biopsy samples, and decides they must dive in.
The patient wants a human; House argues people made him worse and pitches the machine, while insisting he's only throwing out ideas.
As House works, the gunman argues that what can't be measured still counts, and that House's misery serves no purpose.
House notes his team never challenges him and guesses the faulty assumption is reality itself, then pushes past the point of sense.
The monitors flatline and the scene snaps back to House on the floor just after being shot, with one request for Cuddy.

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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.