
Alice Tanner finishes her last book and says goodbye to Jack
A writer argues with her own character, telling him there will be no next book, before her maid finds her collapsed.
20 moments · 28 min of essential viewing in a 44-minute episode.

A writer argues with her own character, telling him there will be no next book, before her maid finds her collapsed.

Shopping for a romantic gesture, House tells Wilson he's worried precisely because he's happy and maps out a fight-sex-breakup cycle.

House gushes over Jack Cannon, wins a one-question deal, then asks the author why she tried to kill herself and puts her on a psych hold.

House brings Cuddy to a Gothic house for what she thinks is date night; it turns out to be the patient's home.

After last night, House offers a stolen penguin and asks Cuddy to stand in as the female doctor Alice demands.

Cuddy treats Alice, who sniffs out that Christina helped House and fires her on the spot.

Wilson notes House keeps committing crimes with Cuddy and diagnoses two people searching for common ground.

Caught talking to herself, Alice deduces a recently divorced doctor's one-night stand, then needles the other about her cheating ex.

Alice hides the metal in her leg, gets burned in the MRI, and House declares nothing she says can be trusted.

House hands Alice what he calls an easy way out, then speaks about pain that you handle until you can't.

Alice wakes up alive; House reveals her attempt bought another day on hold, and she retaliates with a spoiler.

Sam is pulled in to decode the ribbon, and the Jack Cannon fans in the room bicker over teams.

Cuddy is impressed and furious about the MRI book; House answers in kind, then dodges planning their double date.

House is outraged the final book resolves nothing, then decodes Alice's illness and plan through her character Helen.

The double date with Wilson and Sam lands at a go-kart track and escalates into a grudge race and a lifetime ban.

At night House tells Alice the screws came from a car crash and she isn't hopeless, until she suddenly goes paralyzed.

House solves the paralysis and then mocks his exhausted team about hiring Thirteen's replacement.

House realizes Jack was modeled on her son, who died in the crash, and tells her an aneurysm killed him first.

House confesses the aneurysm was invented; Cuddy says they don't need things in common to be happy.

Alice thanks House but leaves Jack's ending to readers; House fumes, then says something kind about her son.

Every House moment featuring Gregory House, in story order. Played by Hugh Laurie.

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.