A parked-car make-out ends with Stevie collapsing
Leah pushes Stevie to stay, a passing cop gives them ten minutes, and then Stevie suddenly can't breathe and she screams for help.
20 moments · 28 min of essential viewing.
Leah pushes Stevie to stay, a passing cop gives them ten minutes, and then Stevie suddenly can't breathe and she screams for help.
House is more interested in who stole his parking space than a 16-year-old's bloody effusion, then sends the team to search the kid's mattress.
In the parking lot House and the new researcher trade barbs over black ice, crampons and burning lever muscles to claim the spot.
With his parents unreachable Leah demands treatment, then Stevie quizzes his doctor on nerves, Graham's law and diffusion while the dye goes in.
The doctors break into what they think is Stevie's home, face a fake gun threat, and deduce an affair from a ring and a half-vacuumed bedroom.
The address was fake; Leah reveals Stevie is Romany, he pleads that outsiders will pollute his home, and admits to pot, dropping out and a truck trip.
Cuddy defends giving Whitner the closer spot by measured yards; House scoffs at the wheelchair marathon winner and takes the bet.
Foreman bonds with Stevie over anatomy before sudden stomach pain and dye that won't leave the liver reveal a blocked hepatic vein.
After a humiliating struggle with a doorway in his wheelchair, House shoots down DIC and leukemia and pictures something punching holes in pipes.
A mom drags her school-dodging son in; House waves a saline syringe and gets the boy to insult his own mother.
Talk of Stevie's wasted brains gives way to a lesion pointing to Wegener's, just as his parents push into the MRI room demanding answers.
House is ambushed on wheels by a colleague who calls his parking crusade demeaning; House answers with pigheaded principles and Rosa Parks.
Treatment caused a bladder hemorrhage; House insists the diagnosis is right, rejects methotrexate as carpet bombing and pushes immune modulation.
Mr. Lipa cites his people's history; Foreman answers with Tuskegee but loses, and House mocks the furniture-moving approach and the salesman pitch.
A fake bandage excuse clears the room so Foreman can ask Stevie to take the experimental drug behind his parents' backs, staking his license.
His spleen burst and shows no granulomas, so the surgeon closes; House barges in, hand inside the kid, still hunting, and finds nothing.
House maps every bleed and clot as X's and O's and says when you lose your keys, eventually you look in the mailbox.
A bleeding colonoscopy turns up a toothpick that travelled from gut to lung, liver, bladder and spleen; the parents and Leah blame each other.
Foreman pitches a lab internship, but Stevie won't lose his family and points out that Foreman, Chase and Cameron are all single.
Cuddy rules his two minutes out of the chair a loss; House works out she never meant to pay, and parks in her spot instead.

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 Jack, in story order.
Every House moment featuring Stevie Lipa, in story order.