
House meets the man deciding his fate
At a disciplinary hearing House sizes up Walter Cofield, Foreman's old residency director, and learns a suspension would revoke his parole.
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At a disciplinary hearing House sizes up Walter Cofield, Foreman's old residency director, and learns a suspension would revoke his parole.

Presenting the paralyzed chemistry teacher's case, House takes his pills mid-hearing and admits to Vicodin on this and nine years of cases.

Cofield presses the team on House's insults during the differential, down to whether he really said 'unsquint your eyes.'

Cofield asks about orange smudges on the file; flashback to Chase's dyed hair and House's prank, framed as tension relief.

The patient wakes on thyroid treatment, and his visiting students mention an explosion nobody had put in the history.

Cofield suggests House is lazy for avoiding patients; House says everybody lies, except him, to Cofield.

Chase's revenge stink bomb backfires; House, in a gas mask, keeps the team in the fumes until someone suggests aerosolized heparin.

House calls it inspiration; Cofield says he pressured the team toward unsafe ideas, and a dissenting doctor is told silence is complicity.

Cofield realizes Foreman chose him expecting loyalty and warns that if the House experiment blows up, it's not his job to save him.

Three doctors, three theories; House gives high-dose steroids so any outcome tells them which is right, and still calls it perfect.

Chase and Adams biopsy the rash against orders; the patient turns paranoid, a Code Grey is called, and Chase goes down.

Adams finds the knife reached his left ventricle and holds the hole closed, then tells Cofield it should have been her.

As Chase is patched on bypass, House asks for the patient's heart rate and pulls Park out, to her fury.

Cofield questions a recovering Chase; he jokes about not running away, blames no one, and calls House a genius.

House rejects permanent damage and finds a clot in the radicular artery; mid-procedure he barges in, and Chase moves his toes.

Chase says he'd defy House again; Cofield replies that House created an atmosphere that promotes recklessness.

Cofield goes off the record to ask about Chase; House deflects until his Vicodin bottle goes off.

As the patient is moved to another hospital on Foreman's orders, House tells Emily her husband has tumor lysis syndrome and what to treat.

Emily interrupts to say House saved her husband; Cofield rules it nobody's fault, and House spots the parole form in his notes.

Visiting Chase in recovery, House explains the shampoo prank, then says the ruling is wrong and he's sorry.

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 Robert Chase, in story order. Played by Jesse Spencer.

Every House moment featuring Chris Taub, in story order. Played by Peter Jacobson.

Every House moment featuring Chi Park, in story order. Played by Lo Mutuc.

Every House moment featuring Jessica Adams, in story order. Played by Odette Annable.