
A CEO hanged in effigy on his own lawn collapses
As workers protest his plan to move the family company to China, a businessman picks up his own lawn, then asks his daughter to drive him to a doctor.
20 moments · 27 min of essential viewing in a 44-minute episode.

As workers protest his plan to move the family company to China, a businessman picks up his own lawn, then asks his daughter to drive him to a doctor.

House reads out a staff-wide apology from the doctor Park punched, insists it dooms her, and the two settle on a $100 bet about her hearing.

House explains the shrinking-world migraine, then hints at the patient's mental health in front of his daughter until the man agrees to fund the department.

With the department funded, the team argues over outsourcing and House mocks patriotism, claiming a burger for Queen Isabella of Spain.

Confronted about the job losses, the patient's daughter explains her mother died four months ago, just before her father crashes.

Squatting in Foreman's office for a differential, House mocks Park's copied apology and dismantles Adams' story about where she was that morning.

After exposing the coerced donation, House grabs a behind hoping to provoke a punch and prove it is a natural response, but gets only restraint.

House unveils a custom light gadget to drive a rival out of his office, scoffs at loyalty, and the team gets a theory: loyalty gave the patient cancer.

In the clinic, a Halloween conjoined-twins brawler gets anger advice from Park, and House plays her own words back to her for the committee.

Denying grief drives him, the CEO tells the story of a Japanese family firm founded in 578 that went bankrupt, then shows signs of a heart attack.

Park asks Wilson why House is trying to get her fired over $100; he tells her he is fighting for his honor and to update her resume.

House wants $200,000 to bet on the patient's stock; Adams offers $5,000 if he doubles his clinic hours, and he guesses she went to a parole hearing.

Park realizes her harasser had been drinking and Foreman approved it; Foreman explains the emergency and that the board already docked his pay.

Down $20,000, House demands the full $200,000 from Adams, theorizes a family breakfast explains her mood, then forbids her from spoiling the answer.

House brings in Park's harasser from Neurology, needles him about her, and the two doctors stake opposite diagnoses in a pissing contest.

House bursts in to demand Park be fired for defying him; afterward he reveals he wanted her to disobey all along, winning the test and the bet.

Asked whether she knows hitting someone is unacceptable, Park stumbles through an apology and begs not to be fired.

House explains the antibody-thickened blood, then hands the waking patient a press release; his daughter refuses to go along with the move.

Unable to prove House took the missing laser, Foreman triples his clinic hours, and tells him to call Chase and Taub in.

House lays out his theory of Adams' cheating boyfriend; she corrects him: it was her husband, and she had been signing divorce papers.

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.

Every House moment featuring Jessica Adams, in story order. Played by Odette Annable.