
House picks the patient who died five years ago
Offered a living teen and other cases, House chooses a four-year-old's file and reveals the boy is already dead.
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Offered a living teen and other cases, House chooses a four-year-old's file and reveals the boy is already dead.

While running the differential on a 14-year-old's attacks, colleagues grill Chase about a dentist visit he can't explain and his fresh manicure.

Iris denies drugs; her mother then admits she has been slipping her daughter diazepam disguised as vitamin C.

Barred from DDxing a dead patient with his team, House turns to Wilson, who warns Foreman will bust him and suspects House wants back in jail.

House mocks the group's platitudes, then needles a grieving father, Emory, about his son's missed rash until he gets permission to exhume.

At the cemetery, House bribes his way in, trades jabs with the custodian Milton about decorum, and checks the boy's remains.

Calling in from parts unknown, House reads the team's silences and works out that Chase has had his eyebrows waxed and more.

Foreman knows the ankle monitor went dark for 45 minutes and threatens jail; then House is told his addiction is puzzles.

House slips Emory out of the support group to the ex-wife's place, timed to her schedule, hunting for what killed his son.

During the home search, Chase confesses he groomed for a TV medical segment, then the pair find hidden letters and violent porn in Iris's room.

In the ex-wife's closet, a single box is all that remains of Drew; Emory remembers the toy glasses his son wore.

House runs makeshift poison tests that end in scotch, and Emory recalls his son's invented words and his ex-wife's stony funeral.

House screens Chase's TV medical segment, full of colorful Aussie slang, for the whole team.

Luring her in with a free flu shot, House accuses Drew's mother of not caring, takes the slap, and hears why she left: Emory had Drew's eyes.

House claims her boyfriend was hurt; Iris turns on him in a different voice, and he diagnoses dissociative identity disorder.

After lying about a flat tire on the phone, House questions Drew's grandfather about his babysitting until someone storms in, furious.

A child alter surfaces who remembers everything about the crash that killed her father, and Iris tearfully tells her mother she blames herself.

With no embryo on the ultrasound, a passing word about exoplanets gives House the idea that a hidden cancer is faking the pregnancy.

House brings the grieving family together, names the gene that killed Drew, and explains why the boy invented his own words.

Foreman is told Cuddy managed House rather than controlled him; he hands House clinic hours instead of prison, with his own twist.

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 Robert Chase, in story order. Played by Jesse Spencer.

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