Fran books a $1,000 deluxe package, then collapses
A nervous first-time client invites Robin into her home, goes looking for her cat Harrington, and is found collapsed.
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A nervous first-time client invites Robin into her home, goes looking for her cat Harrington, and is found collapsed.
Airport security takes House's corkscrew cane, Cuddy scolds his expenses, and House solves the problem by downgrading her ticket.
Fran admits she never visited her sister: turning 58 sent her to Caracas for mescal, cocaine and a large man named El Gordo.
A Korean passenger falls ill and the crew asks for a doctor; Cuddy is fetched from coach, and House offers her his seat.
Cuddy wants to turn the plane around; House covers for her, reads Mr. Peng at a glance, and pulls rank on infectious disease.
Searching for toxins, Chase admits he agreed with Cameron for sex, and the cat becomes an unwanted audience.
House casts an Australian who agrees, a Korean who disagrees and an outraged woman, then traces the illness to the sea bass.
House announces that anyone who ate the fish should head to a restroom and throw up, then admits meningococcus fits just as well.
With every toxin test clean and the patch slowing her seizures, the team settles on a paraneoplastic effect of breast cancer.
Robin stays with a near stranger; Fran blames her own risks, and mid-scan loses sight in her right eye.
House blames bad x-rays for Mr. Peng, tells a sick passenger she is pregnant, and explains coincidences with plane-load statistics.
Cuddy shows photophobia; House, with no lab, smells her and asks whether to picture lifeguard or mother superior Cuddy.
Robin is sent home; at the EEG Cameron and Foreman argue whether sex can stay physical, and Fran slips into a coma.
Searching carry-ons for medication, House outs one passenger's herpes and shames the cabin into handing over pills.
With three pills for six patients, House and Cuddy fight over who gets them, leading to a lumbar puncture in flight.
Cuddy's cabin announcement makes passengers shake on cue; House declares conversion disorder, but Mr. Peng really is dying.
The volunteer team round two: syphilis, a condom, and House's theory that cocaine burst inside Mr. Peng's gut.
House needles Cuddy over being pretty much sure, then pressure on Peng's joints eases his pain: wrong again.
A dive receipt from yesterday tells House that cabin pressure is killing Mr. Peng, and he orders the pilot to dive.
Fumigation next door leaked through a shared old pipe; Fran mourns her cat and decides she was punished for coming home.
House insists the woman owes him for saving her life; she calls him mean and he turns his weak-and-soft line back on himself.
After a good catch, Chase admits he wants more than sex; Cameron tells him it was fun and now it's over.

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.