
Dress shopping with Cuddy's mother ends in a hospital run
Cuddy's mother trades barbs about outfits and champagne with her daughters, until her heart starts acting up for real.
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Cuddy's mother trades barbs about outfits and champagne with her daughters, until her heart starts acting up for real.

Cuddy tracks House down and asks him to treat her mother; he argues, for once, that being emotionally invested makes it a disaster.

Hunting for Cuddy's yearbook, the team finds racy photos and a toxic folk remedy, and House gleefully tells Cuddy about her mom's lover.

Rachel visits Taub's cheap hotel, dodges his question about moving on, and offers a consulting tryout with her brother Jamie.

To prove Arlene is a hypochondriac, House admits her new 'side effect' came from sugar pills he labeled himself.

House has bugged the patient's room, and the team hears Arlene pushing Cuddy toward her single Harvard-trained doctor.

The real differential: House reveals he drugged Cuddy's mother at dinner to test whether she's used to blackouts.

House predicts the denial; Cuddy confronts Arlene anyway, gets exactly that, and hands over the vitamins disguised as stomach pills.

Fired from Arlene's case, House sets the team a timed puzzle on an overdosed coma patient, really just to keep Masters busy.

Convinced it's endocarditis, House wants antibiotics hung in place of the prednisone; Foreman erupts, Chase quietly volunteers.

Taub wonders if he's a horrible person; Foreman lists A to F reasons to drop the lawsuit kid, and Chase's IV switch fails.

Masters reports House's scheme; Cuddy confronts House, who says she chose not to think about what 'do what you need to' meant.

Cuddy asks why her mother was always tougher on her, and gets a brutally honest answer about Julia.

House threatens Masters; she calls his bluff, until he reveals the consent form that turns her blood draw into assault.

Kaufman threatens to report House, and Arlene, betrayed by her daughter, fires Cuddy too and asks to go to Princeton General.

Cuddy blames House's arrogance; he fires back that she always lets things happen behind her mother's back, and warns what she'll come to believe.

Cuddy finally stands up to Arlene: she pushed her because she saw ambition in her, and now she must trust her judgment and stay.

Arlene can't recognize sarcasm, she crashes, and House cuts into her hip to find the real poison.

After learning why Taub chased the boy's case, his ex-wife promises to rein in her brother and softens toward him.

House explains why he needs someone willing to stand up to him now that Cuddy is protecting a boyfriend.

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

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 Martha M. Masters, in story order. Played by Amber Tamblyn.

Every House moment featuring Rachel, in story order.