
Foreman springs House from prison for two lungs in a box
Woken for a visit from his old hospital's dean, House learns a judge has ordered his release, on the condition he works on a case with no body.
19 moments · 21 min of essential viewing in a 44-minute episode.

Woken for a visit from his old hospital's dean, House learns a judge has ordered his release, on the condition he works on a case with no body.

House mocks Foreman's calming office art and his title, and Foreman spells out every way House goes back to jail.

Walking in, House hears Cuddy quit the day after his incident, his office went to ortho, and Taub, Chase and Thirteen are gone.

House reads the 3 a.m. makeup and pressed clothes of the doctor he's given and gets her to admit she punched her attending.

House blurts out his prison stint before anyone can ask, then pitches cocaine as the cause the tox screen missed.

House deduces the lung recipient is Wilson's patient and credits him for his release; Wilson says it was Foreman's idea and ends their friendship.

Outside a grieving family's house, House guesses at the insult behind Park's punch; she says her boss grabbed her and she lives with her parents.

Mr. Weathers insists his son never did drugs; House spots the boy's new glasses, learns of headaches and declares a tumor as police arrive for him.

House reasons Park isn't worried about her hearing because she plans to leave, and tells her it's time to grow up and come clean.

With Celine Dion playing, House reminisces about a necklace thrown in the ocean while Foreman says he hasn't forgotten their friendship.

Foreman won't let House leave the hospital or rehire Chase, Taub and Thirteen, and informs him he is earning minimum wage.

Trading plasma donor leads by phone, Wilson insists he's only helping his patient, and House says it's good to hear his voice.

Park confronts House for texting her father from her phone; House says the punch wasn't a lapse but her character and tells her to embrace it.

Wilson offers his patient an oxygen-rich slurry to buy time; she asks if it feels like drowning, hears it will hurt, and says she's done.

Wilson says his patient signed a DNR; House tells him respect isn't enough and to do whatever it takes.

House says the lungs need the Air Force and the Marines, not infantry; Park asks if he thinks she's stupid, and he says the old team was too.

Wilson thanks House for the push, House offers a punch or a kick to get past the rift, and Wilson answers that he doesn't like him.

House reasons the donor breathed cigar smoke at an all-night poker game and his white cells couldn't switch off, then calls for the nuclear option.

Over Fink's song the lungs respond, Park says she won't go to Chicago and seeks out her dad, the transplant begins, and House gets back his stuff.

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 Chi Park, in story order. Played by Lo Mutuc.