
A father's airport goodbye ends with his brother arrested
About to deploy, Hayes tells his son Evan to look after the family; then MPs arrest Uncle Brant for treason on arrival.
20 moments · 25 min of essential viewing in a 43-minute episode.

About to deploy, Hayes tells his son Evan to look after the family; then MPs arrest Uncle Brant for treason on arrival.

With MPs at the doors, House mocks the cafeteria-perk protest, argues whistleblowing is honorable, and decides the patient is faking.

One doctor thinks House is slipping; the others turn it into a grilling about yesterday's clothes and missing birth control.

Brant and his brother Hayes argue over what their father taught them, then a placebo test turns into a real symptom.

Between theories, House argues honor is whatever makes people feel honorable, a circle going nowhere.

A dizzy man on a first date gets a diagnosis that ends the date on the spot.

Woken in the clinic, House swats away claims that he's slow and forgetful from years of Vicodin.

Playing while pitching, House bullies Taub for diagnoses until Taub's sarcoidosis call and his game win land together.

Taub can't believe House losing a game counts as evidence; the team weighs going to Foreman about House's health.

Asked to back a psychiatric ruling so the doctors can treat, Hayes says Brant is a fool but not crazy.

A rigged out-of-order sign and a two-minute delay get the team a sample; the results point to House's liver failing.

Confronted about the stolen sample, House blames contaminated food, but his team insists he would diagnose himself the same way.

Posing as a cousin, House goads Brant until he describes the victims' faces and his hair going gray in three days.

The team defied House; Foreman now authorizes all treatment, and multiple doctors confess to telling him.

The Army already sent the file; House has read it and knows why Hayes didn't want it released.

Hayes tells Brant the cover-up was his: their father died drunk at the wheel, and it was his only broken rule.

A bigger candy cup gives House away; he explains how he fooled the tests to see whom he could trust.

House diagnoses typhus, offers a legal out, and tells Brant the man he wants to please never existed.

Calling House an ass he can't shake, his friend dares him to limp away; House reasons his way through his punishment plan.

House reveals he knows who really told Foreman, and Chase says House wanted him to.

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.