
House arrives late to therapy insisting it was an ordinary week
House shows up late with a sore leg and his therapist starts probing for stress he swears isn't there.
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House shows up late with a sore leg and his therapist starts probing for stress he swears isn't there.

With Sam moving in, Wilson tells House he wants him gone and suggests a new place; House says he's fine.

The therapist argues House's lateness and his eagerness to take a case point to anger at Wilson.

Back home House finds Alvie, out of Mayfield, has moved in, rearranged his stuff and sold his table to buy paint.

The therapist asks why House brought Alvie to work, and House mocks the idea that Alvie stands in for Wilson.

As House searches for a spark of memory in the patient, Alvie explains how a forged birth certificate got him a hearing.

Alvie's doughnut detour turns up a clerk who knows the patient, and her worried husband arrives calling her Sidney.

House haggles over his old belongings, learns one book was sold, pays far too much, and snaps that it isn't about Wilson.

House leaves out what Wilson said, Alvie's treasured cross from his mother surfaces, and House reveals he set up a hearing.

Without her memories the patient wants fun, and House and his therapist trade theories on why her husband loses her.

The therapist spots a boot mark on House's arm and pushes him on why he got drunk enough to be beaten.

Alvie bluffs the buyer's address out of the pawnbroker, then Wilson asks House to stay on and gets mocked for it.

House imagines Cuddy and Wilson plotting over his relapse risk; the therapist offers a kinder version of the same talk.

Pressed on the friendship, House says Wilson never leaves no matter what he says, and takes the long view on Sam.

The husband fights brain surgery for Sidney until the disease spreads, and House delivers the news harshly.

A collector refuses to sell back House's surgical text, so Alvie liberates it, rapping on the way out.

Immigration arrests Alvie at the hospital; in court House presents DNA evidence of his mother's lineage.

Sidney's husband woos her as if they'd just met, and House admits Alvie left a note and moved on.

House lets slip Cuddy and Lucas are moving in together, and the book he fought for turns out to be written by her great-grandfather.

After a year of following advice while everyone else is happy, House turns on his therapist and the whole process.

Every House moment featuring Gregory House, in story order. Played by Hugh Laurie.

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 Alvie, in story order.