
House hides under Cuddy's bed to scare her, and she finds blood in her urine
House sets an alarm just to jump-scare Cuddy from under the bed; the playful morning stops cold when she sees blood.
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House sets an alarm just to jump-scare Cuddy from under the bed; the playful morning stops cold when she sees blood.

Cuddy wants privacy for her procedure, but House brings Chase and the team to talk about a 16-year-old who spat blood.

Ryan thanks Taub for covering about the pot and says no one gets him; Taub admits he once couldn't handle the pressure either.

Cuddy fends off Wilson's skin compliments and stomach jokes until she demands plain words about what he sees.

House mocks her panic over one ultrasound, then uses her rank to make the first opening in the schedule immediate.

Cuddy arranges Rachel's guardianship and insists people change; a dream shows a foul-mouthed teen Rachel brought home by police.

House claims he's protecting his patients by staying away; Wilson says comfort takes practice, ninja squirrels or not.

Sent by House, Chase sits with Cuddy before her biopsy and quotes scripture while she clings to hope House will come.

In a dream, Cuddy calls for House as figures close in, and he hacks through them with a cane-ax until she wakes.

Worried about the kid scratching out classmates' faces, the doctors admit their own revenge daydreams.

Wilson calls out House for hiding and warns him not to screw this up.

Pot roast, a genius eight-year-old, and a husband who isn't limping, until Cuddy realizes none of it is possible.

Wilson brings the new imaging, and House reads it as metastatic kidney cancer.

Taub shows the team a video from Ryan's flash drive, and they debate whether a stolen file can go to the police.

The parents defend their son while Taub weighs calling the police, and Masters's statistics make him snap.

A dream House pitches an Aussie karaoke bar and admits he's still a child; Cuddy wakes to the real House apologizing.

While Cuddy's fate hangs on surgery, 'Get Happy' plays out in full, from forgetting your troubles to Judgment Day.

Cuddy wakes to hear the mass was benign and the lung spots an allergy; she confesses all her doors burst open.

An abscess explains the bursting infection, and the teen's scars turn out not to be from skateboarding.

Cuddy says House was high when he came to her, that he avoids all pain, and that he'll always choose himself.

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.

Every House moment featuring Rachel, in story order.