
A Christmas concert prank ends in a collapse
Students plot to mock their teacher in a holiday jazz number; Natalie is left singing the insult alone, then falls ill on stage.
20 moments · 29 min of essential viewing in a 44-minute episode.

Students plot to mock their teacher in a holiday jazz number; Natalie is left singing the insult alone, then falls ill on stage.

Cuddy pitches the case and denies a crush; a gift arrives with a note, and House bins an antique Joseph Bell book twice.

Cuddy asks about the painkillers, insists she understands high school cruelty, and Natalie describes a website calling her a pig.

Wilson tells the fellows a moving story about the one who got away, then laughs: he gave House that book and wrapping last Christmas.

Cuddy is caught lingering, and the team needles House during the differential that the gift came from her, until he figures out who talked.

House explains the self-gift as a test of his team; Wilson diagnoses holiday loneliness and House takes on the challenge to be kind.

Thirteen introduces herself as Remy; Janice says Foreman told her to get over her nausea, and she won't spend her time as a guinea pig.

House offers Whitney tea and courtesy, then reads her symptoms to announce a pregnancy she insists is impossible.

Natalie's liver is failing; House teases Cuddy about the hots, then suggests the girl reminds her of the baby she tried to adopt.

Thirteen asks Foreman to apologize to Janice; he refuses, and she says he isn't acting like House, he is like him.

Whitney's fiancé Geoff questions House's toilet-seat claim, and House offers a Civil War tale of a miracle conception.

Kutner catches Simon visiting Natalie, threatens him with drugs from his locker, and learns he once supplied her with vodka.

Natalie explains why she bought vodka from Simon, and Cuddy admits she was good at work and lousy at life.

The paternity test says Geoff isn't the father, yet House explains parthenogenesis and declares a Christmas miracle.

Natalie's organs keep failing; House suspects leukemia but orders only a test, and the team realizes treatment couldn't save her.

Cuddy pleads for one more theory, then learns House faked parthenogenesis to win an argument with Wilson; her outrage sparks his epiphany.

Told she has a pregnancy disease, Natalie admits to a hidden birth with Simon in an empty house and says the baby didn't survive.

A doctor traces the empty house and finds a young woman caring for the infant, persuades her to let go, and Natalie meets her daughter.

Over a song, Natalie holds her baby, Kutner apologizes to Jonathan for high-school cruelty, and Cuddy decides to foster and adopt.

Janice is back on the trial thanks to Thirteen, who tells Foreman she was wrong: he isn't House.

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 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.