
House wakes beside a dead man in a burning building
House comes to on the floor of a fire next to a body, and is greeted by a former employee who died by his own hand. The ghost wants answers.
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House comes to on the floor of a fire next to a body, and is greeted by a former employee who died by his own hand. The ghost wants answers.

In flashback, House spots the burns and fake codeine allergy, then finds a real case. His team can't see why a man headed to jail is cheerful.

House wants Foreman to claim eight dying patients need him for five months. Foreman agrees, if House takes every case.

House lists jail, job and best friend as reasons to die. The hallucination says he lives for puzzles, but no longer finds life interesting.

Annoyed by a new, harsher hallucination, House asks for Kutner back, then recalls reviving his patient with naloxone. The patient yells that reality sucks.

A former stockbroker tells House he isn't miserable anymore: heroin took away all pain. The hallucination asks why House wanted to hear it.

House diagnoses the patient with ALS from a twitching thumb. The hallucination catches him skipping part of the conversation, until a bulge appears.

House finds the inhaled branch and tells his patient he'll live. He's told to go back to what he loves, because everybody dies.

House has been missing two days without his phone. His therapist hints at other ways of reaching oblivion, and they realize his last patient used heroin.

A figure who once lived with House asks why he stopped leaving: God, maybe? Then reminds him that he believes in love.

House asks dying Wilson to take the blame for the tickets. Wilson agrees, then refuses: House has to learn to stand without him.

The hallucination tells House Wilson has always been his good side, shows him a child he could have had, and begs him to get up.

The next visitor says they love him and that he deserves to stop, as Wilson did. Meanwhile Foreman and Wilson find a fake address.

Told he blew every chance, House says this time was different. The dying patient offered to take the fall for the prank.

House tells the patient a dying man is a better person. The hallucination says he's stalling until fate decides. House answers he can change.

Outside, Wilson insists House could have gotten out. Then they see a body pulled from the rubble, and the coroner confirms it's him.

Former employees, family, an ex and his wife take turns remembering House as a boss, a son, a husband and a healer.

Wilson calls House an ass mid-eulogy until a phone goes off. He finds House alive, the dental records swapped. House says he's dead.

Warren Zevon's Keep Me in Your Heart plays at length after House's question about Wilson's last five months.

When Wilson brings up how bad the cancer will get, House waves it off, and Louis Prima's Enjoy Yourself takes over.

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 Lawrence Kutner, in story order. Played by Kal Penn.

Every House moment featuring Dominika, in story order.