
Emily's solo merry-go-round ride ends in a frantic search
A dad lets his six-year-old ride the carousel alone, pinky-swearing not to tell mommy. When it stops, Emily is gone, and he finds her hurt.
20 moments · 28 min of essential viewing in a 44-minute episode.

A dad lets his six-year-old ride the carousel alone, pinky-swearing not to tell mommy. When it stops, Emily is gone, and he finds her hurt.

House turns up uninvited as a towering pillar of strength, says he owes Wilson, and announces he's taking spring break.

With House on vacation, Foreman brings in a geneticist expert in the girl's condition, who turns out to be her mother. He orders the team to use her.

Wilson rejects radiation first and demands chemo at the same time, then leaves for a doctor with balls. House takes it a little too literally.

Once Wilson is buzzed, House tells him Kondo is right and to stop screwing around. Wilson decides to spend spring break on his own.

Emily admits she heard her parents fight; a doctor says his daughters fake sleep too, then she screams that her hands and feet hurt.

House lists every doctor Wilson consulted and works out who will give him a one-in-three death dose: House himself.

Wilson recites patients who died despite good survival rates, ending with a boy he promised would be fine. House calls him an idiot, then agrees.

Elizabeth defends giving Emily the experimental Lex-2 after testing it on herself, until she hears it has been linked to renal failure.

Before the infusion, House describes in brutal detail what the massive dose will do, day by day, and asks what they're doing there.

House picks spots to dump Wilson's body, then answers his regret about having no wife or kids: they have everything they need right here.

Simon tries to move Emily to another hospital. He knows her friends and nightmares; Elizabeth knows the gene variant that is killing her.

Wilson sees a child in House's apartment who asks why he died if he did nothing wrong. House finds Wilson asking if he's dead.

Throwing up and out of morphine, Wilson learns he's been using House's personal supply. House has plenty stashed, and they're gifts.

Humiliated, Wilson rages about an oncologist getting cancer and wishes he'd been as self-centered as House. At least he'd deserve it.

Emily asks whether her parents will get back together and suggests they might after she dies. Then she can't move her arm.

Wilson's counts collapse and House wants to call it. Wilson holds him to their deal and makes him promise to let him die there.

House isn't answering, so the team works it alone and lands on a heart tumor that explains every symptom.

Recovering, Wilson asks to tone down the bromance, then realizes House gave up his own Vicodin and lives with that pain most of the time.

An upbeat Any Way You Want It plays over the final moments after Wilson's ordeal and Emily's surgery.

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 James Wilson, in story order. Played by Robert Sean Leonard.

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