The waiter in the mascot routine collapses at a kids' party
Mid birthday dance an 18-year-old waiter goes down; his young siblings say their parents are dead and he's all they have.
22 moments · 33 min of essential viewing.
Mid birthday dance an 18-year-old waiter goes down; his young siblings say their parents are dead and he's all they have.
After a parking ticket from Tritter, House waves off the team's theories, writes something down and gives them one test each before lunch.
Steinerman role-plays Tritter's questions, Wilson fails to answer straight, and the lawyer warns he'll go down with House.
House accuses Jack and the kids of lying, plays hot-and-cold with Foreman's test, and mocks his love life until Jack admits he lost his taste for cigarettes.
During her stress test Cameron goads Jack about losing his job and his siblings until his sister screams at her to stop.
Wilson promises Cuddy he won't testify against House, then finds the pharmacy bouncing all his prescriptions.
House gloats that his secret test found hepatitis A, then hands Wilson's prescribing to his team.
Jack reads to his brother and sister; told he is cured, he jokes about how he caught it, then blood appears at his arm, ear and nose.
The team pitches causes for the clotting disorder; House sends Chase for vomit and asks him for a prescription, which Chase refuses.
Wilson reads off his patients' prescriptions; Cameron balks at signing scripts for people she's never examined.
She holds Jack for the tap and recalls their father's drunk driving; then a light touch breaks Jack's rib.
House's team returns syphilis, then Eikenella, then botulism; one illness keeps turning into several.
Seizures lead House to stored drugs; in the sauna Jack admits he was high the night his parents died and calls comforting afterlife talk crap.
Chase brings bad news to House's physio session, and the trainer is horrified by House's old cane.
Refused a Vicodin script, House says the real issue is fear of Tritter; she hands him something for PMS instead.
Scans show the brain riddled with masses; Foreman attacks House's cynicism about Jack's sacrifice and House bets they are fungal abscesses.
Cuddy writes the script so it doesn't look like he never needed it, then says his shoulder problem isn't physical.
The fungus is confirmed; House argues a genetic immune defect and infects Jack with a germ cocktail to see which wins.
Cuddy demands a guardian; the diagnosis is CGD, Will matches, and Jack says no until his brother can choose at 18.
Called a hypocrite for refusing to believe in Jack, House offers a perfect stranger match; Jack admits he is too young to be a dad.
Wilson is referring out his patients; he and House explode over remorse, Tritter and whether House cares.
Jack says goodbye to Will and his sister; afterwards he is told he'll regret it and take them back, and his parents would be proud.

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 Jack, in story order.