A mother-daughter fight on the drive home ends in a crash
Hannah's mom scolds her for skating with friends; Hannah insists she's fine, the car is hit, and she calls 911 for her unconscious mother.
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Hannah's mom scolds her for skating with friends; Hannah insists she's fine, the car is hit, and she calls 911 for her unconscious mother.
After needling Foreman about a Valentine's surprise, House tells a teen crash victim she can't feel pain and lists his clues, then smacks her to prove it.
Pitching his pain-free case, House reads Cuddy's earmuffs and beacon scarf as a nervous blind date; she approves the tests but not the nerve biopsy.
The team can't sedate the strong, unfeeling patient; walking over, House tells Foreman he's the ultimate Darwinian who'll end up alone.
House and Hannah trade daily checklists, corneas against jaundice and toes, until she says she sat on a stove and he says he got shot.
Expecting House to browbeat them, the team admit nobody says no to him, then hit on flooding Hannah with pain signals to find what's tender.
House turns up with a file, guesses they met online, and the ballroom-dancing date turns out to own an oil-change chain in 14 states.
During a heat-response test Hannah stops cooperating and holds her hand in the hot water, burning herself, to force news of her mother.
With pain chemicals boosted, a doctor chats with Hannah about fights and her mom as the drill goes in; then she reacts and collapses.
Wilson trades hospital gossip, then accuses House of studying Hannah to answer his own pain; House is pulled away: she's on the lobby balcony.
Convinced the doctors want her in pain, Hannah threatens to jump, then loses feeling in her legs; she lists her injuries and says she feels fine.
House phones a consult to Cuddy's date night; she confirms it's not thyroid storm and lays out the only reasons someone would sabotage her night.
Don overheard the Shriner jab; he admits his job is just money and says Cuddy is focused and compelling when sparring with House.
Wilson guesses why House wants a spinal nerve and asks if he's the right one to make the call; House backs down to any safe nerve.
Up at 3 a.m., Cameron defends her marriage to a dying man; Foreman says commitment has no expiration date and then tries to take it back.
At her injured mother's bedside Hannah takes the blame for the crash and every ER trip; as her mom is rushed back, Hannah finds she can cry.
House reads Hannah's emotional headache as a clue and argues guilt is a symptom of B12 deficiency; the team says she already got B12.
House realizes something else is eating her B12 and, with no anesthesia needed, opens her abdomen in the hallway and extracts a giant tapeworm.
Foreman got Wendy into Boston's top nurse practitioner program; she sees him pushing her away and ends it, blaming him and his boss.
Over breakfast Cameron declares true love light years away and suggests convenient sex, comparing it to a quick frozen meal.

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 Hannah Morganthal, in story order.