House works the betting floor, then a woman seizes beside him
House hustles bets at an off-track betting parlour, explains his jockey system, and is pulled into treating a woman who collapses mid-race.
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House hustles bets at an off-track betting parlour, explains his jockey system, and is pulled into treating a woman who collapses mid-race.
The team questions why House was at the OTB; the differential swings from alcohol abuse to Cushing's while House stereotypes the patient.
Foreman reminds House he is now in charge; Cuddy confirms it, lays out the chain of command and warns House there is no fallback.
House mocks the intake form, probes Anica's life, and floats Cushing's, only for her to explain it herself; the MRI then finds no tumor.
House takes eight tries at Anica's LP with Cameron observing; her blood pressure spikes and the team argues detox versus a hidden tumor.
House tries to break Foreman with needless orders and a year of unsigned discharge summaries, then gloats over a grim scan result.
A clinic patient's contraception causes an infection; House drags Foreman in for a smell test and advises abstinence on evolutionary grounds.
With the pancreatic biopsy negative, Cameron argues Anica injected herself to fake illness; House insists a brain tumor cannot be faked.
House and Cameron spar over the evidence in Anica's flat; House dares Foreman to choose, then mocks his safe decision.
Cameron hands Anica a consent form and openly accuses her of injecting herself for attention.
Cameron reveals she planted mislabelled antibiotics to prove Munchausen's; Foreman confronts Anica, who denies doing anything to herself.
House rewrites Foreman's notes and argues Anica's constant anemia is real; Foreman refuses more tests but allows leftover blood.
Foreman seeks Wilson's confidential advice on managing House; Wilson jokes about togas and swords.
House sings through Chase's lab results, then tries to recruit him for a secret bone marrow biopsy; Chase refuses and pushes back.
House sits Anica down, profiles her past, declares aplastic anemia and offers to inject drugs to fake the symptoms, if she has taken nothing else.
Anica tells House about her mother's illness and death; House responds coldly and leaves her to collapse.
The team sees her bone marrow shutting down; House feigns deafness and lectures Foreman on reading between the labs.
House halts the marrow ablation, admits he dosed Anica with colchicine, and smells the bacterial infection on her breath.
Foreman asks to run the department for real; Cuddy credits House's reckless move with saving the patient.
House tells Wilson he likes Foreman being in charge; Wilson doubts House could live with it.

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.
Every House moment featuring Anica, in story order.