
House and Wilson find Amber and move her
At another hospital, Amber's heart won't stop racing; House insists on moving her to Princeton Plainsboro and puts the decision to Wilson.
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At another hospital, Amber's heart won't stop racing; House insists on moving her to Princeton Plainsboro and puts the decision to Wilson.

Wilson demands to know why House was with Amber; when her heart fails House proposes protective hypothermia, and Wilson begs him to save her.

Napping, House asks a dream Amber what he saw; she spins a tale of a man and a woman meeting at a little bar and leaves him with one word.

The team says Amber hid diet pills; House orders a finger run across her valve, then tells Thirteen she never searched the bathroom.

As Amber's liver fails and Wilson wants her colder, House realizes his dream of sherry points to a bar near the bus route.

House and Wilson visit the bar; the bartender recalls a tall blonde who bought House drinks and sneezed.

Asked why he isn't more shaken, Kutner tells how his parents were shot in a robbery at their store when he was six.

House wakes from a dream doubting the hepatitis B call, has Amber turned over, and finds a rash on the small of her back.

House wants to treat for Rocky Mountain spotted fever and warm Amber up; Wilson demands certainty first, and House backs down.

In the restroom, Thirteen admits she's failing on the case; House connects it to her Huntington's risk and tells her to deal with it or leave.

Wilson finds Amber being rewarmed against his wishes; her brain is now affected, and Cuddy tells him House is the attending and he is family.

Wilson admits he froze out of fear, then asks House to try deep brain stimulation in case the real clue is still in his head.

With electrodes in his brain, House's memory replays in black and white: drunk at the bar he called Wilson, and Amber came instead.

House stalls Amber with drinks until she gives in, notices her sneeze, then refuses her ride and heads off to take the bus.

Amber follows House onto the bus; she mentions the flu, and House realizes her flu medicine poisoned her and can't be flushed.

House is in a coma after a seizure; Amber's heart is beyond repair, and Wilson is urged to wake her so they can say goodbye.

Wilson tells Amber what happened; she works out it was the flu pills, realizes she is dying, and they say they love each other.

Colleagues decide they liked Amber after all; she tells Wilson she's tired and doesn't want anger to be her last feeling.

In a limbo bus, House says he should have died instead and fears Wilson will hate him; Amber tells him to get off the bus.

A ballad plays as House wakes in the hospital and a voice tells him to blink and rest.

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.

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.