
House and Cuddy feud mid-case, and he agrees to a wedding
Over a crucifixion case, House refuses to apologize for lying; Cuddy insists he joins her at the board chairman's wedding anyway.
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Over a crucifixion case, House refuses to apologize for lying; Cuddy insists he joins her at the board chairman's wedding anyway.

The patient explains his bargain for his daughter Marisa's recovery; House needles him and lectures on why humans settle for stupid answers.

House dismantles Wilson's flat-tire alibi until Wilson admits he plans to propose to Sam at the wedding, then urges House to fake an apology.

As the patient coughs up teeth, House diagnoses Taub's distraction about his wife and lets him leave the case.

House wants the daughter's file; Cuddy shows off an outfit he dislikes, and he works out she wanted him to lie about it.

House forged Cuddy's signature for a file and finds Wilson buried in Sam's paperwork; he mocks a wedding proposal before getting Wilson to read his case.

Taub admits he followed his wife; Rachel reveals she met a man online in a support group for people with unfaithful spouses.

House tests the patient's mismatched smile with a made-up treatment, then has the team diagnose the son of God.

Admitting he forged her signature, House springs a birthday trap; Cuddy explains she added years to look older when she applied as VP.

House hopes brain lesions will make the patient an atheist; the man says faith is no disease, then loses movement in his arm.

The daughter's cancer was real, House finds Sam exceeded radiation doses on terminal patients, and calls her a sap perfect for Wilson.

Refusing embryonic stem cells, the patient is told he broke his deal with ibuprofen; House argues he fears losing his faith.

Brought in to persuade him, Marisa pleads with her dying father, and when he refuses she says she hates God.

Rachel denies anything inappropriate with the man she has never met; Taub says she tells him what she never tells her husband.

Talk of white gowns lets House expose Cuddy's six-day 1987 marriage; he calls them even and forgives her.

Wilson asks Sam to marry him again but praises her for the five files; she says she did nothing wrong and walks out.

Leaving the wedding, House says a PET scan shows Marisa's tumor never went away, and the patient agrees to treatment.

Marisa is fine and the patient is improving; House says no punishment proves no God, and the patient credits a merciful God.

Sam calls it a matter of trust; Wilson suggests counseling, then accuses her of quitting again.

House tells Cuddy he's taking a leap of faith and won't lie again; later he tells a heartbroken Wilson that the apology was a lie.

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 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 Rachel, in story order.