
Cyrus hunts door to door for his lost Jennifer Williams
A limo, a cousin named Phil complaining about wasted days, and a 23-year-old memory of the Jersey Shore, until Cyrus's leg stops moving.
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A limo, a cousin named Phil complaining about wasted days, and a 23-year-old memory of the Jersey Shore, until Cyrus's leg stops moving.

The patient just won $42 million, and House argues happiness is set in our DNA before Cuddy's mother's lawsuit lands on him.

Chase claims he has given up sleeping around to be ready for something real, and dares Foreman to get through a differential unruffled.

House picks treatments for his metaphor rather than the patient, Foreman pushes back, and Cuddy blocks all care until House meets her mother.

Being discharged as a political pawn, Cyrus is reunited with Jennifer, who uses his old nickname for her, just as his hand starts shaking.

House answers Cuddy's offer to let him treat his patient with a list of absurd demands until she walks away from the game.

Learning of Chase's challenge, House insults Foreman's theories, needles him about his ex and his brother, then checks the blood pressure lead.

House fishes for a lecture about the Cuddy family feud, gets approval instead, and realizes Cuddy wanted him to stay away.

Cuddy asks Arlene for a private talk, hears the price of the settlement, then House arrives and offers to put the old hip back in.

Faced with three unrelated tumors, House proposes growth factor to make more cancer, and Foreman wonders if it is just to rile him.

Told he will be given more cancer, Cyrus asks Jennifer to marry him; she says they both need more time.

Wilson sits House and Cuddy down, blames them both, and dictates the apology and check they will deliver to Arlene.

Asked where Jennifer is, Cyrus pushes back on the suspicion that she is after his money and says the lottery tickets kept him going.

The settlement goes sideways over a will and a probate lawyer, and Arlene and Cuddy trade insults while House enjoys it.

Foreman has paid a woman to slap Chase when he makes his move and narrates Chase's pickup routine in real time.

As the team argues over amyloidosis, the blood pressure test turns, and Foreman admits why he has stayed so calm.

After a clinic gag, Wilson theorizes House prefers fighting with Cuddy to nothing at all and says plainly that House loves her.

Cyrus rewards his cousin, before Thirteen's questions about tinted contacts and a birthmark reveal the woman is not who she claims.

Arlene empties the hospital to get House and Cuddy in one room, and House tells everyone they are not getting back together.

House explains the teratoma to Cyrus, the real Jennifer turns up, and House and Thirteen trade notes on misery over a closing song.

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 Thirteen, in story order. Played by Olivia Wilde.