
Frankie's blogged fight ends in sudden bleeding
A late-night row over Frankie posting their argument online is cut short when she starts bleeding from the gums.
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A late-night row over Frankie posting their argument online is cut short when she starts bleeding from the gums.

House and Wilson trade jabs over porn, Dance Dance Revolution and whether speed dating is a meat market.

House insists life is a beauty pageant and bets Chase a hundred dollars he can still collect a dozen names playing an unemployed dimwit.

Foreman learns his patient wrote about him online and argues over her account, until she notices her urine is mud-colored.

During a differential, House discovers Wilson tidied his porn back to the rental store and takes petty revenge.

House tracks down the missing rental and plays it for Wilson, who frantically explains a student film that became something else.

Facing heart surgery, Frankie reaches for her laptop to poll her readers, and Taylor begs her not to.

Wilson goes hunting for something embarrassing on House and notices the book House is reading is the wrong thickness for its cover.

Taylor says the blog is no longer about connection but an audience, and warns Frankie he may not stay if she posts this.

Wilson gets the hidden book out and finds a minister's sermons, then decides not to use it against House.

The team explains the burst appendix, the cancer cells and an experimental vaccine; Frankie asks for a guess and gets one.

House dodges with excuses; Wilson worries the pain has him seeking answers in faith, or that he is back on Vicodin.

House is thanked for a gift he never gave, and answers with chapter titles of his own invention.

As the vaccine spikes a fever, House reads post times in the blog and points the team at her liver.

Frankie learns she does not have cancer after all, then that liver failure gives her far less time.

The dust jacket photo gives it away; Wilson pushes House on why he read the man's book instead of calling him.

House drags out the single detail missing from 4,000 pages of blog, and it cracks the case.

Chase's looks crisis turns out to be about Cameron, and he is told not to take back what they felt.

Wilson explains what House was really looking for in his father's sermons, and House gives a dry answer.

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 Robert Chase, in story order. Played by Jesse Spencer.