
Six transplant patients, one donor, and House insists it's cancer
House runs a differential on a dead donor's organ recipients while riffing on what Wilson ever did for him, and sends everyone to prove cancer.
18 moments · 32 min of essential viewing in a 44-minute episode.

House runs a differential on a dead donor's organ recipients while riffing on what Wilson ever did for him, and sends everyone to prove cancer.

A stranger pays for House's chips and knows his habits; House decides he is falling in love while also arguing about Apple's failing eye.

Apple reads the chart beside a dying fellow recipient and hears she must lose her eye, until a doctor's grim joke turns out to be a hallucination.

A man fixing the coffee machine turns out to be a private investigator who has solved the donor's secret life and wants $2,300.

Frank's wife refuses a risky brain biopsy; Apple invents a daughter to sway her, gets caught, and Frank codes before anyone gets consent.

House is accused of wanting cancer as an excuse to call Wilson; Kutner proposes a bowel anomaly and House targets the donor's four-year-old.

In a closed ice cream shop the investigator explains his three types of clients and that House wants him watching Wilson.

To test the leak theory, the team pressurizes a corpse's bowel and scopes it, hunting for a lesion at the far end.

With Apple's heart and breathing failing, House forbids any idea already said and starts treating her for cancer anyway.

House explains the placebo effect as his reason not to share test results, leaving Apple to guess whether proof exists.

Apple explains that regaining her sight showed her an ugly world and left her just as alone, and asks if his leg really changed him.

The investigator follows a woman he likes and reveals he joined Wilson's grief group; House learns Wilson never mentions him.

Apple improves on chemo; House argues it only acts like cancer, and the investigator explains why the tuba player died anyway.

House leaves money on Wilson's doorstep to buy his thinking, admits hiring an investigator, and Wilson says he won't answer again.

After overhearing Wilson, House and the investigator argue about friendship until a throwaway line sparks House's idea.

House explains how partially formed cells explain every recipient's death and asks to open Apple's skull; Cuddy says no.

Apple's chemo turns out to be saline, the surgery goes ahead, and the investigator admits the swap while mocking House's need for company.

House explains her brain was blocking her sight, then takes the gauze off so she can see the world again.

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 Lawrence Kutner, in story order. Played by Kal Penn.