
A Star Wars night out ends in a fight, then the floor starts shaking
A sneezing woman confesses to Ben she only pretended to love Star Wars; moments later she feels a tremor, thinks she is hallucinating, and 911 is called.
20 moments · 31 min of essential viewing in a 44-minute episode.

A sneezing woman confesses to Ben she only pretended to love Star Wars; moments later she feels a tremor, thinks she is hallucinating, and 911 is called.

Two weeks of guitar practice later, House says he can't hire after a 10-minute interview and wagers a week off on diagnosing a collapse survivor solo.

With no fellows, House bounces ideas off a janitor for a fiver, then brings him along to question the patient's family and boyfriend Ben.

Wilson finds himself breaking and entering instead of eating; House reads the patient's diary and decides she was secretly on anti-depressants.

The boyfriend and mother reject House's secret-depression theory, Cuddy apologizes for him, and House reads the diary aloud to win the mother over.

A recorded ransom note warns House off the FBI and Cuddy; Wilson plays innocent while the demand is five to seven fellowship interviews.

Cuddy questions the patient about a psychiatrist and MAO inhibitors by blinks; the answers upset her and the team has to shock her.

Cuddy says the heart problem means House lost; he demands the résumés, hears strumming under a couch, and the kidnapper moves the hostage.

After a Raid on Entebbe exchange about moving hostages, House deletes Wilson's recorded telenovela episodes and declares war.

Cuddy says the IV alcohol may have caused pancreatitis, then won't debate it: House needs a team to bounce ideas off. She still wants an MRI.

After a guitar-string threat, Wilson drops the joke and names the real reason House resists hiring: he connected with a team and lost it.

Cuddy says House is wrong and will kill the woman; he reads an enlarged uterus, deduces a hidden abortion and the pill, and says he needs no team.

Needing consent, House tells the boyfriend his girlfriend had an abortion and is on the pill; he insists they want kids.

House wheels a chemo patient off the oncology ward to a better room and tells him to call House directly, not Dr. Wilson.

Cuddy's memo makes the ER staff ignore House; one doctor spars with him, insists the patient has both ARDS and crush syndrome, and reminds him of someone.

The boyfriend says he still loves her despite the lies; House says she is dying, then notices a lump in her arm.

Wilson finds House napping in the stolen patient's room; they bargain patient for guitar until House gives up the room number.

The chart of another victim matches every secret House found; the Star Wars exchange recurs, and she gives her real name.

House sulks that he did it all by himself; he is told she almost died and that his old team's instincts would have cracked it. Hire a team.

House warns a room of applicants that this will be the longest job interview of their lives and that most of them will be gone in six weeks.

Every House moment featuring Gregory House, in story order. Played by Hugh Laurie.

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.