
Kenny counts down to a new face
Stared at in public, teenage Kenny tells his dad that in 36 hours, after surgery, he'll be just another face in the crowd.
26 moments · 30 min of essential viewing in a 44-minute episode.

Stared at in public, teenage Kenny tells his dad that in 36 hours, after surgery, he'll be just another face in the crowd.

A film crew pushes Chase for a junior-prom quote about Kenny's surgery when the boy goes into V-fib and Chase orders the camera off.

Cuddy presents the case for a documentary crew; House jokes about her wardrobe and bra until she says the filmmakers are paying for Kenny's surgery.

The fellows learn the new hire was hand-picked; House leads everyone on a walk for the camera and shuts the crew away behind the magnet doors.

Asked why he hired her late, House says fairness was never on offer, then proposes the boy is huffing Freon.

Terzi asks if her offer is real; House then confides to Wilson that she said something dumb, and Wilson guesses the real issue.

Kenny's father rejects the drug theory, and a fellow's attempt to relate to Kenny keeps getting worse until he asks the crew to edit it out.

House picks apart Taub's sneaky case for intracranial pressure, then orders an EP study that means stopping Kenny's heart.

Before the EP study Kenny explains how people just stare at him, then invents a drug habit to get his surgery and is caught out before vomiting blood.

With the camera rolling, the fellows preen with ties and lipstick; House mocks them, and Taub warns that a stomach scope could be dangerous.

Wilson feeds the documentary crew a story about House's sealed records and a witch hunt before House chases them out.

House fears his new hire is making him stupid; Wilson diagnoses a crush, and they argue over which of the women is the problem.

Interviewed in the ER, Cameron swears around the censors and blurts that she loves Dr. House, then tries to qualify it.

Taub tells Kenny's father House is wrong about JRA and steroids; the father refuses, and House fires Taub.

On a CT read, House reveals he talked to Taub's wife; Taub admits he cheated with a nurse and quit his practice.

House insults Kenny into honesty; Kenny tells his father he wants to be treated normally, and House tells him to take the steroids and live.

House and Wilson break into the crew's room to watch the tapes and discover House is that guy around pretty women, Thirteen included.

Cameron returns to the camera to un-qualify what she said about loving House, and only sounds more defensive.

House concedes Taub found a mass and Kenny trades insults with him, until House spots a twitch and cancels the operation.

House treats the twitch as a symptom and rejects Lyme disease; Taub accuses him of not wanting anyone to be normal.

House stakes his theory on removing Kenny's pacing wire with Kutner on paddles; Kenny's heart holds and House objects to the father thanking God.

House defends his hires' bad ideas to Wilson; then Thirteen proves Lyme disease, and House wonders how many lives pretty girls have cost.

House delivers a blunt speech on pretty things and repulsive teenage boys, then learns the question was about Cuddy.

House learns Taub signed a non-compete so his partners would keep quiet for his wife's sake, and keeps him because he's interesting.

House admits he prejudged Terzi, fires her to make it right, and asks her to dinner and a movie.

A stolen cut of the film paints House as a caring Patch Adams fan; House vows to bury it; it ends on Kenny thanking him.

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 Robert Chase, in story order. Played by Jesse Spencer.

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 Samira Terzi, in story order.