
Cold open: a newborn's secret and Jackson's collapse
Doctors tell new parents their baby has both male and female DNA and they must choose; years later, Jackson collapses during a basketball game.
20 moments · 25 min of essential viewing in a 44-minute episode.

Doctors tell new parents their baby has both male and female DNA and they must choose; years later, Jackson collapses during a basketball game.

House mocks the case and the parents' demand to call testosterone 'vitamins', then meets the parents and agrees to their MRI without a fight.

With his parents beside him, Jackson's bladder scope turns into an emergency when fluid fills the sac around his heart.

The team notices House shrugging off an unexplained coincidence; he riffs on how fazed he is until the testosterone ties it together.

Wilson lists House's strangely polite behaviour and concludes Cuddy slept with him; she denies it and says it's not a crisis.

The team finds House unresponsive and not breathing; he comes to with a purple nipple and blames too much Vicodin.

Searching Jackson's home, Foreman asks Thirteen if she misses women; the metaphor leads them to realise the team knows they're still together.

The team reveals they knew about Foreman and Thirteen, which makes Foreman realise what House missed and call it in.

Wilson orders House a celebratory drink; House sees through it as a test for heroin, since a drink could stop his breathing.

Caught making himself vomit, House admits he's on methadone, not heroin, and explains why: his leg doesn't hurt anymore.

Cuddy refuses to remove Thirteen from the case; then Jackson asks his parents if he's a boy or a girl and throws them out.

Cuddy confronts House in the bathroom and bans methadone in her hospital; House quits rather than give up a life without pain.

Jackson confides his worries about a friend on his team; when the poem found in his room comes up, he explains it was an English assignment.

With House gone and Foreman in charge, the team argues diagnoses; Foreman tells Thirteen she's choosing the theory that spares her guilt.

A visitor finds a woman leaving House's place: he hired her to make sure he keeps breathing, and he's shaved for a job meeting.

Foreman admires Thirteen's heels; she admits she isn't okay, and the patient's improvement leads them to rule out scleroderma.

Expecting a reference letter, House gets Cuddy's list of methadone rules instead, and a job offer.

House rejoins the team, finds Foreman and Thirteen arrived at the same theory, and lands on energy drinks.

House tells Jackson's parents that dehydration, energy drinks and the MRI they demanded nearly killed their son, then delivers a harsh parting line.

House tells Cuddy he's quitting methadone: his good mood made him order the MRI that made the patient sick; Cuddy says he's afraid of change.

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.