Adam's flashcard drill turns into a screaming fit at lunch
Dom keeps his son to the schedule, insisting he ask for juice; Adam keeps drawing lines, then suddenly seems to choke.
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Dom keeps his son to the schedule, insisting he ask for juice; Adam keeps drawing lines, then suddenly seems to choke.
Walking the halls, House argues parents who never came in after ten years matter; one doctor's date-screaming joke earns a zing.
House tells Cuddy the stained carpet is part of him and goes on strike from his office; she sends him to the clinic or home unpaid.
The 17-year-old claims her dad's cold and asks House to check her chest; he asks where all the boys her age went.
Barred from his office by his own carpet strike, House runs the case in the waiting area until Cuddy realises it's his master plan.
House admits a power play while ordering an echo, then plans to share Wilson's space; Wilson explains why he keeps a gift from a young patient.
The differential lands on cancer as the team deduces the carpet is really about House; someone with the booking gets talked out of the room.
Ali has called the clinic 15 times; Cuddy wants security involved while House defends the girl's taste in men.
House barges in, grabs the boy's food and eats; Adam copies him, and House insists it was monkey behaviour, not trust.
Accused of crushing the parents' hope, House attacks the circle of normal and says the kid escapes meaningless social niceties.
Damaged liver cells could reach the lymph; House pushes cirrhosis from booze or drugs, and the team insists these parents quit everything for him.
Mid clinic exam, House explains how parents live off their kids' achievements and why Adam's parents get nothing back.
Ducking out of House's sight, Wilson offers to pay for the carpet himself; Cuddy refuses to give in.
House digs into the stool results among Cuddy's things; she threatens to fire him and stalls at two and a half.
Calcium carbonate in the stool means chalk; House decides Adam eats anything and sends the team to bag the house.
Ali turns up as House is heading home and argues 22 weeks shouldn't matter; House jokes about Iceland and their age gap.
House claims Ali was a stranger asking for directions; Cuddy sends her home, and House tries to bargain the carpet against her.
The team finds the plant; physostigmine could kill a heart-sick kid, so House combs the timetable for unsupervised minutes.
House lays out photos of the yard and threatens game over unless Adam shows him what he ate; Adam reacts oddly.
Playing preacher, House waves off M.S. and stroke and settles on microtumors; Foreman plans to remove the eye if needed.
Wilson claims Ali came on to him; House calls his bluff on a mole, Wilson admits the lie and says she's locked in his office.
House plays the noble farewell, then asks about a Fresno earthquake: a spore in her brain is behind her lost inhibitions.
House stops the eye surgery, reads the boy's lines as roundworms in his eye from the sandbox, and tells the parents he'll be fine.
A reading on Asperger's leads to the idea that House sees himself in Adam; Wilson tells House he only wishes he had an excuse.
Watching the family, House scores their relief at a tepid 6.5; Adam's father thanks him for saving his son's life.

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.
Every House moment featuring Clinic patient, in story order.
Every House moment featuring Adam, in story order.