
Bert fakes a business meeting, then collapses at his anniversary dinner
Bert tells his wife he's stuck in a meeting while mopping floors as a janitor, then freezes mid-toast on their third anniversary.
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Bert tells his wife he's stuck in a meeting while mopping floors as a janitor, then freezes mid-toast on their third anniversary.

Cuddy corners House about her charity gala; he plays indifferent before revealing he already said yes, just for the foreplay.

A tie from Foreman's closet sparks House's marriage jokes, then House spots the 'executive' patient's calloused hands and offers Masters a big brother.

Once his wife leaves, Bert admits he cleans crime scenes and sewage for money; House assigns Bert and Ernie and gets a laugh at their expense.

Wilson keeps raising the stakes on House attending, and House works out exactly how high Cuddy authorized him to go.

Bert explains the Vicodin hides his pain from Diane, then admits he gambled everything on a short recession and asks if they've ever regretted a lie.

House argues Cuddy deserves more than a watch for fifteen years of running the hospital; Wilson suspects a plan to ruin it.

While running samples, Masters accuses Chase of not respecting women; he fires back that at least he has relationships.

Foreman notices Taub's date was canceled; Taub admits his estranged wife's online friendship is now more than emotional.

Taub lets Foreman win and tells him to lighten up; Foreman lists Taub's failures until a stomach cramp makes him cry poison.

Wilson finds House paying two grand for a band that recorded with Juan Gabriel, insisting it's no prank, just Cuddy's evening to remember.

Masters tries to defend Bert's motives, Diane declares it over, and moments later Bert realizes he can't hear anything.

Wilson jokes House might hire a mariachi band to embarrass Cuddy, and she admits the board vetoed one she tried to book.

With Bert's kidneys failing and days left, House gambles on blind chemo and boots Masters out of the nest to face the wife.

Masters confesses she can't even find a date for the gala and fears she'll never connect with patients, and gets advice to side with hope.

Told Bert can hear her, Diane takes back her words, says she always loved him, and shares the secret she meant to tell at dinner.

A returning rash leads House to cold as the trigger and a rare genetic autoinflammatory syndrome that fits every symptom.

Foreman tells Taub he can stay, admits he doesn't want to end up like House, and they make peace without pushing it.

House blames his relationship with Cuddy for losing patients; Wilson pushes back and refuses to let him drive to her.

House says love has made him a worse doctor, then tells Cuddy she is worth it and he will always choose her.

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 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.