A Marine sing-along turns into an ambush, and House wakes up
Marines joke and sing until gunfire hits; House wakes in his office to Cuddy's new case and recognizes the patient's face from the photo.
19 moments · 30 min of essential viewing.
Marines joke and sing until gunfire hits; House wakes in his office to Cuddy's new case and recognizes the patient's face from the photo.
In the men's room House lists his talents, rejects déjà vu, and Wilson's dream reading veers into House's dad and the Village People.
Foreman and Cameron call it non-existent, Chase pushes back, and House orders tests and asks whether the ex-Marine was ever on TV.
Pressed on whether his rashes are bruises, John details his fatigue, sandy joints and boiling blood and asks only for someone to cure it.
Chase pushes depleted uranium, Foreman scoffs, and House adds a Lexis-Nexis search and sleep study while hiding a trip to the bathroom.
Chase and Cameron argue over who stays for the sleep study, then Cameron suggests the empty rooms; he refuses until she walks away.
John smells something rotten; Foreman finds it's his mouth and calls House, who riffs on the infection and pushes for parotid cancer.
Foreman wonders why House wants a credit report and spots the missing coffee; they confess, and the three trade insults about who'd sleep with whom.
House demands a prescription for his blocked bladder while Wilson needles him about the Marine he can't place.
Chase worries their affair is out of control; Cameron says she's over House and calls it uncomplicated sex, but no more at work.
A college student wants the pill; House notices she drinks all night, rules out OCD, and guesses a balance-beam head injury from her body.
During a sialogram John keeps asking for louder music until he can't hear at all; Wilson tells House the cancer is in his brain.
House demands why the uranium test wasn't sent and orders Foreman to call the uncle; Foreman asks for a rational reason and House explodes.
Wilson's surgery finds nothing where six tumors were; House calls them healed abscesses, then John is paralyzed and House asks if he did porn.
House dismisses the cancer theories, says radiation is everywhere, takes keys and goes home, telling the team sleep solves problems.
The patient's blood is vanishing and House is told to leave, then a torn bag on the floor turns out to be House bleeding, and he's not always there.
The same scene replays, but House already knows the patient is crashing; scarring in John's nose leads him to a hereditary capillary disease.
Humming again, House tells Wilson he self-catheterized; Wilson's doubts about the Vicodin are brushed off, and House says he solved it in his sleep.
House accuses Cuddy of hiding her one date with the patient; she shoots back that he's not over her and she moved on long ago.

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.