
Kitchen assistant diagnoses her own collapse
A chef's assistant fumbles the onion prep, then turns blue, names her own symptoms and announces she's a doctor who needs a doctor.
20 moments · 22 min of essential viewing in a 44-minute episode.

A chef's assistant fumbles the onion prep, then turns blue, names her own symptoms and announces she's a doctor who needs a doctor.

The patient explains she left her lab after emergency surgery, deciding she couldn't die before she'd been happy; now she smashes garlic.

House accuses Cuddy of sabotaging the elevators to get back at him for driving her replacement to quit; Cuddy owns her resentment.

The team argues whether Dana had a right to quit; House sizes up each doctor's selfish reason for being there, then needles Foreman about Thirteen.

Pressing for a lung biopsy, Taub tells the patient that leaving plastic surgery gave him meaning but not happiness, and she says meaning wasn't enough.

Someone has rigged a trip wire for House; he shrugs it off, and the team suspects he's already figured out who did it while they pin down a liver bleed.

Wilson asks why House isn't retaliating against Cuddy; House explains his surrender, and Wilson suggests guilt about her baby instead.

Wilson tells the former researcher about the dying kids in his ward; Dana answers that anger hides people's own ruts and asks what his is.

At home, a couple reopens the question of having children that they settled on their third date, and it no longer feels settled.

A vision test shows Thirteen's peripheral vision is going; Foreman admits he took her off the placebo, and she says she isn't ready for that.

Coming to deliver test results, a doctor finds the patient has scratched through her skull in her sleep.

Foreman reveals Thirteen has a tumor in her optic chiasm and heads off to confess; House tells him she'll need him to still have a licence.

House lets himself into Thirteen's place, realises she can't see, and tells her Foreman asked his advice first; if she cares, she should stop him.

Watching Cuddy torment House, someone tells her she's only there because she enjoys him, and that what he does is who he is.

As the catheter nears the optic chiasm, House tells Foreman that in acting out of love he never took Thirteen into consideration.

Wilson apologises to Dana because she was right: since his girlfriend died he's lived among her things and doesn't know how to move on.

Thirteen tells Foreman not to torch his career; House points out Foreman never asked her before, so letting her decide now is self-protection.

Cuddy hands back the cane she hid and apologises; House sabotages the moment with insults and a theory about her flip-flopping.

House explains how cells from Dana's earlier surgery spread through her body and swell and bleed with her cycle: ectopic endometriosis.

Foreman calls the trial's sponsor to admit he broke protocol; then tells House what it will cost him.

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.