Lupe wins at three-card monte, then can't pick a card
A street dealer's lucky winner suddenly freezes, unable to make even a simple choice, and asks what is wrong with her.
20 moments · 30 min of essential viewing.
A street dealer's lucky winner suddenly freezes, unable to make even a simple choice, and asks what is wrong with her.
House relishes a loss of free will while Foreman insists Lupe is a drug user gaming unemployment, and Chase and Cameron object.
Wilson's second ex wants him to take Hector, then House admits Cuddy turned him down and grills Wilson about his outing with her.
Foreman's father arrives unannounced: his mother turns 60 soon, and he should see her while she still knows him.
House catches Cuddy pretending to know the Hockney show she is seeing with Wilson, and warns he always marries them.
Foreman's mother brings a reframed photo so her grown son can look back and see how far he has come.
During a lung biopsy Chase announces he will gently remind Cameron of his availability every Tuesday, and she fails to drop it.
House quizzes Bonnie about dating Wilson while, at a gallery with no Hockney, Cuddy hears how a friendly outing turned into more.
Lupe accuses Foreman of thinking anyone who stayed in the projects is weak; he tells her to stop making bad choices, then sees jaundice.
Foreman argues for lymphomatoid granulomatosis and total body radiation; House reasons it helps even if it's autoimmune, and approves.
House asks Lupe why she dislikes Foreman while listing radiation risks; asked to sign, she cannot even choose between pen and pencil.
House defends seeing Wilson's ex as saving him from himself, and advises sleeping with Cuddy before it becomes emotional.
Extreme pain after radiation tells House it was never cancer: it was an infection and they wiped out her immune system.
Bonnie reveals the dog's name is an anagram of House's and blames him for her marriage; House rates the anagram and offers a better one.
Wilson walks Foreman through delivering fatal news: don't soften it, wait, stay with her, and let her see how he feels.
Foreman admits the radiation destroyed her defenses against an infection and nothing can be done; Lupe throws him out.
At her bedside Foreman admits his past and his fear of being sent back; Lupe concedes he was right about her, and he stays.
House shows Foreman how the infection got in, and names a simple staph infection plus some bad decisions.
House tells a guilt-wracked Foreman that their way of practising saves more patients but will lose a few, and will happen again.
Foreman tells his mother he hurt someone; she forgives him, then doesn't recognize him as her son Eric.

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.