
Soap star Evan Greer storms off his own set
A melodramatic surgery scene on a daytime soap ends with the cut; its star Evan calls the take, the fans and the whole show crap.
20 moments · 27 min of essential viewing in a 44-minute episode.

A melodramatic surgery scene on a daytime soap ends with the cut; its star Evan calls the take, the fans and the whole show crap.

House drives off with Evan in a Town Car, wheels him into the hospital, and diagnoses a tumor from his slowing teleprompter reads.

House pries the twins' paternity out of Evan during a vision test, then admits he lied about the results.

House screens Evan's show on a big TV, hunting for symptoms in his line pauses and stethoscope grip, until Cuddy walks in.

Cuddy asks House to tone it down during the accreditation inspection; House turns it into a negotiation for the TV.

Amber spins a sob story to knock down a mattress price, then tells Wilson to pick; House insists her choice is a trap.

Hearing that a colleague's dates with Evan ended early, House diagnoses impotence and B6 toxicity, and demands proof of arousal.

During the Graves' disease debate House tells Cameron she wants to be there and offers to fire Thirteen; she refuses and the team argues protocol.

Cuddy catches House stashing food in the morgue; he forces a safe word on her just as the inspector, Dr. Conway, walks in.

House admits he let the charts pile up to see who would break; he tells Cameron she misses working for him.

A doctor tells Evan he loved his supposedly shallow work; then the scan shows iodine everywhere and his kidneys are failing.

Wilson bought the mattress Amber wanted; she says he did it the way he did with his ex-wives and that she needs him to look after himself.

Evan says he wants to matter; House answers that nothing does, unpacks a plane metaphor, and tells him he'd rather hope than risk failing.

Evan promises House to be a better father and set things right, until House realizes he is reciting his character's lines; his fever spikes.

Wilson admits a lifelong wish to sleep on a waterbed; House tells him to stop denying himself and live the dream.

House argues the coma is an allergy because no antibiotic works, then barges behind the counter to get a huge steroid dose without sign-off.

Cuddy demands proof before the steroid overdose; House tells her to wait three minutes, then call security, so her job is covered.

Dr. Conway tells Cuddy that backing House was wrong even though the patient lived, because everyone thinks they are the exception.

Wilson finds Amber awake: she hates the waterbed, he half likes it; they'll return it, but she's glad he bought it.

Watching the soap, House calls Cuddy with the answer: quinine in tonic water. She says he should have been fired and wants the TV back.

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 Allison Cameron, in story order. Played by Jennifer Morrison.

Every House moment featuring Lisa Cuddy, in story order. Played by Lisa Edelstein.

Every House moment featuring Chris Taub, in story order. Played by Peter Jacobson.

Every House moment featuring Thirteen, in story order. Played by Olivia Wilde.

Every House moment featuring Lawrence Kutner, in story order. Played by Kal Penn.

Every House moment featuring Amber Volakis, in story order. Played by Anne Dudek.