Jasper's nosebleed, then little Lucy collapses
A harried dad deals with his son's latest fight and nosebleed at school while his young daughter, playing doctor, suddenly collapses.
22 moments · 25 min of essential viewing.
A harried dad deals with his son's latest fight and nosebleed at school while his young daughter, playing doctor, suddenly collapses.
The overnight tests turn into a Chase-Cameron spat; House mocks the team's results until pathology finds a fungal clue.
Double vision kills the fungus theory; House asks why a six-year-old has no scraped knees and the team lands on juvenile arthritis.
House offers Wilson two free play tickets while examining a boy who pees constantly but cannot pee in public.
Lucy's brother gives Cameron flowers for helping his sister; the card congratulates someone on a new baby.
They bicker over Jasper's crush and their breakup; Chase admits he is angry, and they find something hidden in a vent.
A blood-soaked shirt hidden under Lucy's bed splits the team over abuse; House sees only a time sink and wants a full exam.
House works out the boy handed in a friend's urine and parroted the friend's symptoms, and the borrowed sample shows a pregnancy.
Cuddy demands House call Social Services; House fixates on her concealer and works out she went to a play.
Over fries, House insists only one reason exists to take a woman to a play, and Wilson toys with him about what happened.
The shirt's blood reveals Lucy has started puberty; her father realises she had no one to explain it, and Lucy speaks again.
Chase tells Foreman that Cameron broke it off when he wanted more; Foreman makes him choose whether she's lying or detached.
Flowers with a kiss-signed card spook Wilson into thinking Cuddy wants him; House then reveals who really sent them.
Cameron apologises for misleading Chase; he presses whether she feels anything at all until Jasper leaps on him and bites.
Cameron calls House about the biting; between wrestling commentary House realises the boy's aggression is hormonal.
With no tumors found, House links the kids to their mother's brain cancer and trades menstruation jabs with Cameron.
Cameron argues for removing Lucy's pituitary, using House's own process against him as he holds out for an environmental cause.
Pitching brain surgery to Lucy's father, Cameron shares her husband's death; House calls it out, and a consent-form death is recalled.
At the daycare, House works out Miss Janie is dating the kids' father and that her lunchtime lip wax points to hormones.
The father admits to a testosterone cream; House explains he dosed his kids through his skin every time he hugged them.
House eggs Wilson on to march in and kiss Cuddy, then admits he sent the flowers because Wilson took her to a play.
House and Wilson trade lines on age-gap romance and why love is so hard, before House offers tickets to a play.

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.