
House, a patient in the next bed, finds the man trapped inside
Doctors call a crash victim brain dead and eye his heart while he screams silently; House, in after his own motorcycle crash, asks him to blink.
20 moments · 29 min of essential viewing in a 44-minute episode.

Doctors call a crash victim brain dead and eye his heart while he screams silently; House, in after his own motorcycle crash, asks him to blink.

Lee answers by blinking and asks for Molly; while his doctor talks rehab, House points to his unscraped palms and says the crash came second.

Lee's wife Molly promises God will get them through as House rifles through scans; Lee silently begs her not to bring the children in.

Kutner geeks out over the MRI video goggles; inside, Lee finds House in his relaxing scenario and decides House was sent to save him.

At night House tells Lee he's fascinating precisely because he can't answer; when Lee seizes, House wins the case from his doctor.

Wilson suspects a pain clinic; House deflects by claiming he visited Wilson's ex-ex-ex-wife about alimony, while Lee listens in disbelief.

Molly brings the kids in before the risky biopsy; Lee realizes why, and when they leave, a doctor notices he has been crying.

As Lee goes under for the biopsy, he and House debate why God works by trial and error; House admits he doesn't know if Lee will be all right.

Mid-surgery Lee answers test questions by blinking, until the blinks stop; Foreman is told to back out, and Lee's one line to the world is gone.

A doctor confesses fear of the job to the silent patient; the brain-computer cursor moves, and Lee reaches Molly again.

Lee answers history questions by cursor, says he was in St. Louis, and House reveals the trap he just set.

House suspects an affair, then narrows down where Lee really spent two days by yes/no questions until Molly names a friend called Dave.

Résumés in Dave's basement reveal Lee hid his failing business and took janitor shifts at a battery factory, pointing to cadmium.

Foreman tells his captive patient about Dr. Hadley not wearing his gift; then Molly confronts Lee for lying, and he can't say sorry.

Taub claims credit for the mind-reading idea and admits the work terrifies him; House notes Kutner found the answers instead.

Caught in his own lie, House flips it: he went to Middletown to check out the caregiver Wilson is secretly seeing at his brother's facility.

During the spinal tap Lee's chest seizes and he faces death with House at his side; once revived, he wants to stop fighting.

The team realizes Lee is signalling down, not no; the itch leads House to explain liver failure as a sunken ship that stops sending SOS.

Foreman and Thirteen's bracelet spat reveals a rash that points to rat-borne infection; Lee moves a finger, and Taub claims the idea.

Wilson tracks the calls House was dodging to a psychiatrist; House says he isn't going back, and Wilson warns where that leads.

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 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.