
A job-center applicant collapses on the way out
A man named Benjamin asks a charity worker about classes, drug history and child care, then collapses outside as she runs after him.
20 moments · 25 min of essential viewing in a 44-minute episode.

A man named Benjamin asks a charity worker about classes, drug history and child care, then collapses outside as she runs after him.

House lures Adams in for coffee to work a case, needles her free-clinic do-gooding and reminds her what happened last time he was doubted.

Told to drop the undercover act, Benjamin says he owns no suit, and after a $6,000 landscaping check began giving away his millions to live on $25,000 a year.

The team argues whether Benjamin is generous or sick, House calls helping others his version of a Yorkie oil painting, and Park cites her parents' $800.

Foreman sees through House's plan to fund his old team, refuses Thirteen, and says if altruism is a symptom House can't take the patient's money.

Thirteen shows up to end House's 17 calls; he guesses she fell in love with a girl and is off to Thailand and Mykonos, and refuses to stop.

House spins Benjamin a tale of a defunded department and gets an endowment offer, then tells him outright it was step three of his master plan.

House asks a colleague whether accepting a sexaholic's offer is wrong, and argues that all doctors take money from sick people.

Benjamin reveals his wife won't take his calls and explains why he won't buy his sons extras while other children starve, then his hands tremble.

Thirteen says House was a friend when she needed one; he fakes going blue to get her to bring Chinese food to the hospital.

A colleague wants Benjamin's kidney for a dying patient; House calls the donation a symptom, and Benjamin says 1 in 4,000 makes it logical.

In clinic House deduces a kid's hand rash comes from his mother's lilac lotion on someone in the neighbors' new pool.

Park finds another gift from Adams after repaying her with a job interview; she says she doesn't take charity, and House is baffled.

Foreman accuses House of faking a symptom to stay right, House denies it, and Foreman bans him from the patient.

A woman with polycystic kidney disease approaches Benjamin, who offers his other kidney and then his heart and lungs to save more lives.

House asks if Thirteen is back for good; she admits the guilt of leaving the skills to help people, and he says she obviously can't.

House admits he kept Benjamin with random tests, then realizes the iodine in a scan exposed Plummer's disease, a thyroid nodule fueling his generosity.

Facing death clarified things: Benjamin wants his wife and kids, refuses House's money, and House calls it a sign he is healthy.

Following House's advice to give what can't be repaid, Adams covers Park's $4,500 car repair, and Park finally says thank you.

As a song plays, House fires Thirteen, saying he can't work with someone here to avoid feeling bad; she sees he is trying to save her and says goodbye.

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 Thirteen, in story order. Played by Olivia Wilde.

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.