
An enforcer's fight on the ice ends with a call for the trainer
A minor-league tough guy squares up with a veteran for the crowd, then goes down after the fight.
20 moments · 27 min of essential viewing in a 44-minute episode.

A minor-league tough guy squares up with a veteran for the crowd, then goes down after the fight.

Over a tabletop hockey game, House and Taub clash on whether brawling belongs in the sport while the team works up the case.

Noticing Wilson's broken sleep over a neighbor's baby, House reveals the falconer Beth called pregnant the night they split.

House spots a colleague's night in a car, then replays the patient's fight to test whether Taub's dislike skews his judgment.

Park can't afford her own place, so Chase offers the spare bedroom and points out that the lock is on her side.

While Wilson shops for a gift, House predicts disaster and Wilson insists his son wants to meet him.

Park admits she moved in with Chase, House needles Chase's motives, and orders a psych eval instead of an MRI.

An awkward first lunch: a gadget gift, an honest talk about Beth's version of him, and an eager plan to meet again tonight.

House tells Wilson to get out while he can; Wilson says House is jealous because he is an 11-year-old too.

Wilson and Duncan bond over shared tastes and family, and the drive home ends with Duncan's goodbye.

Bobby tells Taub about the backyard rink, his scoring title and the coach who made him fight, then loses feeling in his arms.

House drops the patient to probe Chase's arrangement with Park and Popo, then catches botulism and calls out Taub's bias.

Wilson thanks House for the news; House warns him this is a responsibility he can't run from, and Wilson says that's the appeal.

Pushing for a risky brain biopsy, House tells Taub the patient never had his back.

With his mother leaving for Costa Rica, Duncan pleads to stay with Wilson, and Wilson says yes if she agrees.

Taub asks off the case; House calls him out, then tells him to question every call rather than walk away.

Wilson confesses he isn't ready to raise a child and that House was right, and House says none of it is true.

The boy reveals his real name, his acting credits, and that the whole son story was House's idea to cure Wilson's regret.

Bobby gets his contract offer and tells Taub half a dream beats nothing, hoping a new coach sees more in him.

Park works out Chase was jealous of her family, a soul song plays over the ending, and House reveals who the real Beth was.

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 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.