
Self-help guru calls men dinosaurs, then collapses on stage
Joe tells a seminar audience that men must evolve and catch up with women, loses his words mid-sentence and goes down.
20 moments · 24 min of essential viewing in a 44-minute episode.

Joe tells a seminar audience that men must evolve and catch up with women, loses his words mid-sentence and goes down.

House mocks the patient's gospel of male reform, then announces he wants a new number two to fill Foreman's old job.

House's wife from his prison days returns with a food-truck business and a demand he play husband for immigration.

Warned he could go back to jail for lying to Homeland Security, House admits the real motive: a cash payout once they pass.

House uses Adams and Chase as bait, notes the patient never looked, and diagnoses a hot flash from an old groin injury.

Between theories about the incontinence, House is drilled on his wife's family and explains why he can't remember any of it.

Nobody wanted team leader until Adams did; now seniority, gender and House's motives all get thrown into the argument.

Dominika works out in House's living room, then the fake couple study each other's lives with a mnemonic system and fail a pop quiz.

One teammate argues bonding helps after what happened; House needles him and he answers that fatherhood made him grow up.

In a mock interview House nails Dominika's friend drama, gets told no real husband would know that, and fires back about marriage.

The home interview goes smoothly until the agent checks with a neighbor whose cover story collapses at House's own door.

House phones in a differential while waiting on a fraud interview, then his lawyer tells him to give up Dominika to save himself.

Marlene objects that Joe made a deal demand without her; he snaps at her and is immediately shocked at his own anger.

With deportation announced, Dominika admits the marriage was fake but says it became real and asks that House go free.

Nate Weinmann lets Dominika stay on the condition investigators find the couple together; she asks for a bathroom shelf.

House mocks a teammate rewatching the patient's alpha-male videos, then notices the voice in the old footage is lower.

House lays out the autoimmune chain behind every symptom and gives a blunt answer about the testosterone.

No candidate won outright, so House stages a contest of medical strength and skill, torch lighting included.

Feeling more like himself than ever, Joe chooses lower hormones and real health risks to keep his marriage and career.

The games bring structure to the department, two teammates split the raise, and a love song plays House home.

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

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 Jessica Adams, in story order. Played by Odette Annable.

Every House moment featuring Dominika, in story order.