
A process server ambushes Dibala's motorcade
Slipping out against his aide's advice, President Dibala is stopped in the street, served with a genocide lawsuit, and collapses.
19 moments · 25 min of essential viewing in a 44-minute episode.

Slipping out against his aide's advice, President Dibala is stopped in the street, served with a genocide lawsuit, and collapses.

Chase needles Foreman over firing his girlfriend, then House strolls in, notes it's like three years ago, and offers to pitch in.

A man says Dibala's youth militia abducted and murdered his wife and warns of a coming massacre of the Sitibi.

Wilson worries House is losing his sense of smell, then House learns about the downstairs neighbor: condo board, war hero, total jerk.

House proposes Lassa fever up front, gets shot down, then traces a path through an African Union meeting to prove it.

Dibala's people bring Ama, a Lassa survivor, to donate plasma; Cameron suspects coercion but Cuddy approves.

The shooter admits the murdered woman was never his wife; he was one of the men forced to hurt her, then Cameron holds Chase.

Promising to stay quiet, House communicates by throat-clears and miming until Foreman finally orders him to talk.

House claims the neighbor never served; Wilson wants none of it and orders him to be nice to someone he hates.

Dibala thanks Chase, calls his campaign the prevention of a genocide, and admits only that his youth league went too far.

House breaks the Vietnam lie to the neighbor's face, only to hear the true story of the boy and the land mine.

House says scleroderma, Foreman says blasto; when Cameron threatens to go to Cuddy, Foreman reminds everyone whose department it is.

Knowing what she told his colonel, Dibala hands Cameron an air-bubble syringe and tells her to pull the trigger herself.

Chase warns Dibala off his wife; the dictator calls everyone weak and promises whatever it takes to protect his country.

To stop the neighbor pressing charges, Wilson promised House would leave, and he asks House to accept it.

House restrains the neighbor and uses a mirror box trick on his phantom arm; the pain finally lets go.

A bronchoscopy hits one bleeder, then a dozen, and the team cannot bring Dibala back.

Foreman connects Chase's morgue visit to the scleroderma test; Chase admits it and defends it with the Sitibi lives at stake.

Wilson's neighbor is suddenly happy, approves the garden and drops the charges; Wilson decides not to ask how.

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.

Every House moment featuring Allison Cameron, in story order. Played by Jennifer Morrison.

Every House moment featuring Lisa Cuddy, in story order. Played by Lisa Edelstein.