
House shows up an hour late to see who'd put up with it
The candidates debate leaving; House arrives with an SMA patient and turns the case into a contest: the team that finds what's threatening him keeps their jobs.
19 moments · 28 min of essential viewing in a 44-minute episode.

The candidates debate leaving; House arrives with an SMA patient and turns the case into a contest: the team that finds what's threatening him keeps their jobs.

House splits the candidates by sex with a run of nicknames; one woman asks to join the men's side and earns her official title.

A fainting SMA patient jokes about death by power chair; the women blame a worm caught lying in Thai sand and must help him produce a stool sample.

House hides in an exam room so Cuddy can vent, argues competition beats single cells, and insists it would be irresponsible not to know the answer.

A woman candidate trades a former fellow's trick for a spot on the men's team; their xenodiagnosis bugs are on the patient when he starts choking.

House calls out an engaged ex-Doctors Without Borders candidate, misreads Thirteen, reveals one man isn't a real doctor, and benches the men.

Kept from leaving as a possible suicide risk, a car-crash survivor tells House being dead was the best moment of his life, and refuses a chemical explanation.

The tilt table proves the women right and the patient enjoys the ride; House turns the report into a grilling about Thirteen's secrets.

Survivor-style, House fires the men for losing and for talking, waves off their scleroderma theory, and bids farewell to Ridiculously Old Fraud.

Losing his last pleasure to a feeding tube, the patient sees green blood; the men are back, contrast dye shows kidney failure, and House drops the game.

At another hospital, Foreman reads black flecks as cancer; his boss warns he is chasing old ghosts and orders antibiotics instead.

Caught booking an orbital exenteration, House explains the lymph node garbage-dump logic and shouts to Wilson to come and watch.

The patient chooses to stop fighting and looks forward to leaving his body; House tells him there's nothing after, then argues the point outside.

The team learns House's near-electrocution was no accident; awake, he says he wanted to nearly die, and dodges the question of what he saw.

The new drugs fail, his lungs flood, and the SMA patient asks for Hoover; he says he isn't scared before time of death is called.

Told Stark is dead, House insists that isn't a diagnosis; leaning on a candidate, he explains he chose the one who'd lose most if he died.

During a postmortem differential the service dog dies; House links its breed to ivermectin and finds the pills were never swallowed.

Foreman's gut call cures his patient, but his boss says he confuses saving a life with doing the right thing, and fires him.

Threadworms confirm the original diagnosis; the candidate replays the mistake and asks to be fired, but House says a lecture means they stay.

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

Every House moment featuring Eric Foreman, in story order. Played by Omar Epps.

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 Amber Volakis, in story order. Played by Anne Dudek.