Paramedics argue whether a 600-pound dead man can fart
Rescuers cut through a wall for a huge man presumed dead; a fart and a sphincter debate lead them to find a pulse.
22 moments · 34 min of essential viewing.
Rescuers cut through a wall for a huge man presumed dead; a fart and a sphincter debate lead them to find a pulse.
House sings and taunts the officer from a cell; Wilson bails him out and House shrugs off the stacked charges.
The team wonders where House is; he arrives nursing a rowing-team hangover, orders pickwickian treatment and runs out of nicknames.
A patient's arm only hurts after sleeping on it; House suggests removing it.
The officer warns House in the hallway and the two trade addiction jabs; House then tells the team Cuddy's donor search has hit Neanderthals.
Over the weight limit, Cameron insists on equal care and the team heaves George onto the table; mid-scan he wakes and panics.
Cuddy blames House for another wrecked scanner until Cameron owns it with a legal argument; House then hands out tests and tells Chase to sit.
George says every doctor blames his weight, cites hospital deaths and would rather die over a perfect meal than run a marathon.
Over lunch House wonders why Cameron is defending the patient; Wilson calls him a lunatic and pushes Cuddy's lawyer.
George wants to leave AMA; House sees himself in him, then guesses inherited disease and abuse while George insists he is just overweight.
The officer waits in House's home with a warrant and a stash of pills, then hints at forged prescriptions.
Cameron accuses House of quitting because of his troubles; House then grills Wilson about what he told the cop.
George defends his love of food and refuses help to the taxi, then falls.
The team argues about the new symptoms until Chase admits giving phenytoin; House pivots to parasites from imported salad.
The team talks George into a hole in his skull; seconds after the sample he cannot see.
House walks out on the team and they chase him to the elevator, arguing MS against diabetes as he brushes them off.
Angry and blind, George says he has been fat all his life and only sick for days; he'll help only if they look past his size.
The attorney reads the growing list and suggests a plea; House says he only humiliated a bully, and hears the retainer.
House wrestles George to drink the glucose test; in the struggle he notices clubbed fingers and orders a lung cancer workup.
George never smoked; he answers the news with a shrug in French.
Charges against House are falling away; he probes why Cameron cared about George and she refuses a simple answer.
Wilson vouches for House's pain; the officer produces prescriptions with odd signatures and gives Wilson a chance to change his answer.

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 George, in story order.
Every House moment featuring Michael Tritter, in story order.