
A botched pitch, a drunk colleague, and ear pain
A blown client presentation turns on Russ, who insists he is not drunk; then his colleague doubles over clutching her ears.
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A blown client presentation turns on Russ, who insists he is not drunk; then his colleague doubles over clutching her ears.

Camped in Wilson's office, House skips cases until one has a beautiful patient and a homely husband, then guesses heart.

Hiding from a med school classmate, House tells Wilson about switching papers to test a biased professor, and the apology letter.

Drunk and fired, Russ visits Valerie, claims they had an affair and that she poisoned him, and is thrown out.

House brags by phone about outmaneuvering Wilson, then backs the poisoning theory while Thirteen argues the wife is the liar.

Lorenzo Wibberly corners House, forgives him, and explains he never graduated: he failed on the paper House switched.

An MRI interview shows Valerie feels no emotion; House tells her so to her face, and she admits poisoning Russ and marrying for money.

Cuddy mourns the photo House cut up, then House introduces Wibberly to Wilson and a clinic patient with an outrageous intro.

Over awkward chili talk, House admires the maple in the yard and learns Wibberly is losing his house.

Alone with Thirteen, Valerie threatens her license and a $19 million lawsuit, then fakes affection until her own arm snaps.

House keeps back only the exes and orders them to have sex, fight or quit, since their sniping is not working.

House drops by to chat; Valerie says everyone is out for themselves and suggests House knows conscience is just instinct.

Bill learns the landscaping class was a lie; Valerie spins a story about secret work nights and wins him back.

Valerie threatens to sue; Cuddy pulls Thirteen from patient contact but makes clear it is not for Valerie.

Hit with a harassment complaint, Thirteen rages at Valerie; Foreman stops her and finally admits he fired her for himself.

Wilson finds House writing a check for Wibberly and argues it is easier than apologizing to Cuddy, who loved him.

Thirteen finds Valerie's sister, who tells of an abusive father and how Valerie went cold.

The team ties her change at puberty to copper; House brings in Thirteen with nail polish remover, and a blue nail lands it.

Wibberly admits he lost his license on his own, and House insists he keep the money anyway.

Recovering, Valerie lashes out at Bill; a doctor sees the cruelty itself as proof her brain is changing.

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 Thirteen, in story order. Played by Olivia Wilde.