Clancy fears they'll come for him again, and by morning his bed is empty
A seven-year-old begs for the TV light and asks his dad what if they come back; next morning Todd and Stephanie search the house in vain.
22 moments · 31 min of essential viewing.
A seven-year-old begs for the TV light and asks his dad what if they come back; next morning Todd and Stephanie search the house in vain.
Cuddy reads his early, sweat-free arrival and his favored left side; House jokes his way past the rehab warning.
One fears the lie is depressing House into pain; the other says telling him feeds his puzzle addiction while the window to change closes.
House reads rectal bleeding plus fantasies as abuse; a believer cites billions of planets and House dismisses the nightmares entirely.
During a bleeding-time test Clancy describes the chip in his neck and probes in his ribs; Chase fakes an extraction and Clancy sees right through it.
Contradicting tests leave the team guessing who screwed up; House eggs on Foreman and Chase until the trash talk turns to yo-mama jokes.
House mocks the search with a galactic itinerary; Clancy is found hiding without windows, digging at his neck.
House taunts the lab result into a surgical pin fragment; the team doubts the route to the neck, then notices House trip.
A doctor takes a clinic case and meets the man who left last week unresponsive; cortisol cured his Addison's and now he wants a bucket of Viagra.
Wilson and Cuddy defend teaching House humility; the pain debate ends in a deal to PET-scan his brain and tell him if the ketamine still works.
Clancy says weird things keep happening to him; minutes later he struggles for breath in pulmonary edema and hypertensive crisis.
Foreman is vindicated; Cameron suggests hypertension let him clot, and House riffs on cheating and wrestling catchphrases.
Envying the screen and demanding a laser pointer, House finds a few thousand myocytes not moving at all.
Cuddy presses about his leg and pain; House deflects with pregnancy jokes about her figure until she drops it.
House demands a terrestrial explanation as the team runs through UV, chemicals and fungus, then agrees to tag the bad cells like cancer.
Wilson and Cuddy argue about their plan; during the scan the truth slips out that Cuddy used House's idea to teach him humility.
Wilson argues pills would carry him through rehab; House calls him an enabler and won't face whether the ketamine is wearing off.
With hallucinations and a seizure the team says House is wrong again; the brain tag shows nothing and House walks off to think.
Cuddy pushes him not to give up; he reads her guilt, and she admits one cortisol shot woke his last patient.
IVF embryos that fused; the twin's cells act like a bad doubles partner, and House pitches probing the brain to make it hallucinate.
Probes map motor and sensory areas; the hallucination is too faint until House tells Clancy they're coming for him, and the twin's cells show.
House sees through Wilson's body language; Wilson says the truth would have made him think he was God.

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.