
Hockey box score breaks an alibi, then the prosecutor collapses
A prosecutor demolishes an alibi with a newspaper correction about the Devils' goalie, then halts the trial: he thinks it's a heart attack.
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A prosecutor demolishes an alibi with a newspaper correction about the Devils' goalie, then halts the trial: he thinks it's a heart attack.

Foreman admits he lied to the patient to rule out anxiety; House floats poison, blames the wife, and turns choosing partners into a test.

Searching the patient's house, two doctors spot a wall that doesn't line up and open a secret room full of weapons; Tommy's wife learns of it at his bedside.

The team argues whether the patient's arsenal is a symptom; House stages it as a cat fight and assigns rival tests.

Over a scan, Park asks whether she's the paranoid one; her colleague reassures her and shares his own plan for when anarchy breaks out.

Wilson calls the patient stupid; House turns it around and insists Wilson is exactly the type to own a gun, and doesn't buy the denial.

In the lab Chase says Park is weird, Adams asks if she is too, and Chase reads her gun ownership before claiming he hunts 'roos.

Alone with his wife, Tommy explains the arsenal as insurance against collapse, then she notices a mark on him he can't feel.

House goads the team into ganging up on Park, then tells her privately that people respect her; they just don't like her.

A clinic patient thinks his discolored hands are frostbite; House diagnoses a trap his boss set and prescribes a month's vacation.

House escapes per diem paperwork on an 'emergency page' and is left hanging until he concedes Wilson is the clever one.

Foreman assumes a woman flirting at the gym is another of Taub's setups; Anita, new from Atlanta, offers to start over.

Bear hallucinations reopen the infection-versus-autoimmune fight; House picks GAD, and Park accuses him of stoking conflict.

A cozy evening at Anita's place ends in a scramble when she reveals the man arriving is her husband.

Foreman confronts Taub at midnight over his near-miss; Taub points out who is really behind it, and House is pleased with himself.

The patient can't breathe; a trach doesn't help because the blockage sits below the incision, and they fight to get air in.

House produces the 'gun' from Wilson's closet; Wilson says it's a bullet-catch magic prop, so House dares him to shoot until Wilson concedes.

House scopes the patient's throat, finds the pseudomembrane, and lectures him that boosters beat bunkers.

As Tommy recovers, his wife says she and the kids have left; she loves him but won't live in fear.

Over a closing song, a happy-hour invite is turned down, one colleague asks another out for a drink, and a change of heart lands at the bar.

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.

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.