
Rooftop foot chase ends in a 30-foot fall
Police chase a suspect up a building and onto the roof, where the pursuit ends in a jump that's too far.
20 moments · 25 min of essential viewing in a 44-minute episode.

Police chase a suspect up a building and onto the roof, where the pursuit ends in a jump that's too far.

After six weeks on the couch, House calls out why Wilson kept him from the old bedroom; Wilson offers a mattress in the tabernacle.

House scoffs at a cop's family curse, Foreman calls it a real case, and House needles everyone's motives.

Cuddy wants House officially back; he must first log 120 hours of supervised rounds, starting Thursday at seven.

With the ancestors exhumed, Foreman sees through Chase's watch excuse; Chase confesses he crossed a line after Dibala.

A woman who once dated Donny tells House the cop has a son he doesn't know about.

On supervised rounds, House holds down a test button to fake a crisis and needles Dr. Singh's lesson.

Told he has a son, Donny resists; ten-year-old Michael offers to see a movie, and Donny sends him away.

House mocks the team's soft-hearted methods, then walks Chase out and tells him he shouldn't be fine after what he did.

House tells Donny he has a rare syndrome with a simple pill cure, with Chase playing along.

A late-night visit to Wilson's place brings the news that the discharged patient collapsed and died.

House pushes to skip to the heart, but the first incision reveals Donny is still alive.

An ear exam finds nothing behind the whispers House hears, and he tells Cuddy he isn't ready to be a doctor again.

Wilson talks at night to his dead girlfriend; House stages a hallucination and a Mayfield scare until Wilson calls him out.

House turns up ready to work after all, and Cuddy takes him outside for a boss-and-employee talk that turns flirty.

Chase quietly asks Donny if he's ever killed and how the officers he knew lived with it.

Chase admits killing a man for the right reasons and demands forgiveness; the priest tells him to turn himself in.

Cuddy certifies House's practicum to avoid the tension; House admits it made him feel funny too.

House reveals the inherited brain aneurysm and admits the fake cure, then calls out why Donny pushed his son away.

Donny reaches out to Michael, Cameron learns Chase disappeared to get wasted, and Michael visits his dad.

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.