
A funeral cosmetician confides in a corpse, then begs an unseen intruder
Making up Mr. Franklin, she muses about dating; then she calls for Martin, offers her purse to someone, and a coworker calls her name with no reply.
19 moments · 27 min of essential viewing in a 44-minute episode.

Making up Mr. Franklin, she muses about dating; then she calls for Martin, offers her purse to someone, and a coworker calls her name with no reply.

Over a whipped mocha, House briefs his 'angels', mixes up Amber and Thirteen, and hands out new nicknames, including one for Cole.

Foreman distances himself from House but won't say he was wrong to defy Mercy's rules; the interviewer draws a pointed conclusion.

House uses the non-doctor as a mouthpiece for insults, loves an old mad cow lead, and wants a brain sample from a buried man, court order or not.

Amber introduces herself and volunteers for clinic duty; Cuddy says kissing up won't score points with House and advises quitting if she has doubts.

Nobody wants to dig, a latecomer arrives with donuts, Thirteen is accused of hiding everything on purpose, and the corpse is in backwards.

With prion disease ruled out, the patient wants to leave and names her mother as her ride; the doctors realize no one is in the chair.

House tears into the team for missing her symptoms, then has them test for every hereditary disease her mother might have died of.

The patient insists her mother is right there, calls the doctors mean and incompetent, and passes on what a man with a wheelchair keeps saying.

Over dinner far from the hospital, Cuddy offers Foreman his old job with 15% of the team's pay; he says the reason he left hasn't changed.

The patient's ghost is Stark; House taunts Cole about his son, then goes to the patient to question her mother and is told his grandfather Walter is there.

House has no Grandpa Walt; he's faking belief so the patient lets him interview her mother's ghost and tap her childhood memories.

House questions the mother through her daughter; buried memories of falls, a bloody bathroom and shaking hands surface, and House calls it Parkinson's.

Cameron asks why House would fire Cole for having principles; House says she just wants control over his hiring.

An admirer of House praises Foreman's lymphoma call at Mercy and wishes he had his stones, but won't fight his board for him.

House demands an exorcism or an admission about Smith; then a candidate links stonings and moldy grain to ergot poisoning in her organic rye bread.

Told her visions were essentially a trip, the patient realizes her mother isn't there, and shares a last loving exchange with her.

House hands out peonies, calls the planted dog collar a beautiful overreach, and lets Henry go.

Foreman asks for a raise, an office and an assistant; Cuddy knows he's been black-balled and offers only his old salary.

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 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 Thirteen, in story order. Played by Olivia Wilde.

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

Every House moment featuring Cole, in story order.