'House' Episode Recaps
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'House' and Cuddy, sitting in a tree, F-I-G-H-T-I-N-G
 Because Jessi is off getting a fancy pants masters degree while I'm destined to die a couch potato, I'll be your guide to the world of the childish and immature on House tonight. Who knows? We may get around to discussing some medical mysteries, too.
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'House' Sicko
Tonight, House was introduced to a new way to approach health care reform: armed and dangerously.
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'House' You're on your own
For the last several weeks, the writers at House have upped the ante with his relationship with Wilson falling apart and coming back together, his father dying, 13 going off the rails, Taub admitting to his wife he had an affair, Cuddy getting and then losing a baby, and Cuddy and House kissing. This week, I think they held. Or maybe folded. I'm not sure.
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'House' Name your poison
My dictionary defines a coward as 'a person who lacks the courage to do dangerous or unpleasant things'. House just calls them pathetic.
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'House' Jerking jerks
People say that when life hands you lemons, you should make lemonade. But sometimes life jerks you around. Sometimes it's just House that does it.
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All Upcoming Episodes of 'House'
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Half-Wit
A 35-year-old musical savant (Dave Matthews) is admitted to the hospital with a rare movement disorder; Cameron discovers that House has been in contact with a Massachusetts hospital.
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Airborne
When a man next to House on a flight from Singapore to the United States becomes violently ill, Cuddy suspects he has a deadly contagious virus.
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Last Resort
A man (Zeljko Ivanek) willing to kill or die for a diagnosis takes House, Thirteen and a number of patients hostage in Cuddy's office, where House tries to come up with the correct diagnosis.
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Half-Wit
A 35-year-old musical savant (Dave Matthews) is admitted to the hospital with a rare movement disorder; Cameron discovers that House has been in contact with a Massachusetts hospital.
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Control
Billionaire entrepreneur Edward Vogler (Chi McBride) buys his way into becoming chairman of the board with plans to use the facility as a new biotech venture, which could mean the hospital no longer needs the services of Dr. House.
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Mob Rules
When a mob informant suddenly collapses before court, House and his team try to cure him or determine if he is faking.
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Heavy
House and his team blame an adverse reaction on diet pills when an obese 10-year-old girl is admitted after having a heart attack, but ultimately they find another cause for her illness.
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Role Model
When Tom Wright, a senator with presidential aspirations, becomes ill, House examines him and finds that the symptoms point toward AIDS, a condition that would squash his career.
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Babies & Bathwater
House and his team scramble to find the cause of kidney and brain dysfunction in a pregnant woman, leaving the woman and her husband to face a heartbreaking choice, as Vogler continues his quest to have House fired.
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Distractions
When a young man comes into the hospital severely burned and has unusual blood-test results, House and his team have a difficult challenge.
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Skin Deep
While treating a supermodel for heroin addiction, Dr. House uncovers a startling secret; Wilson hopes that House's increased leg pain is proof that his nerves are regenerating.
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Sex Kills
House believes a patient's (Howard Hesseman) seizure was caused by an infection, but the man's sudden heart attack forces the team to change direction and opt for a heart transplant.
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Clueless
A man suffers from a breathing attack while role-playing in the bedroom with his wife.
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Joy to the World
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House and the team treat a teenager who collapsed during her high school Christmas program; Foreman and Thirteen's relationship progresses; Cuddy receives an unexpected gift.
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Paternity
Dr. House and the team think a teenage lacrosse player has multiple sclerosis until the boy's night-terrors disprove their diagnosis.
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Occam's Razor
A collegian collapses after raucous sex with his girlfriend, and Dr. House and his team scramble to figure out why as the student's condition worsens.
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Damned if You Do
Dr. House's approach raises questions when he treats a nun for what he believes to be an allergy, not realizing that her past is coming back to haunt her.
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Pilot
Dr. House (Hugh Laurie) and his team try to save the life of a kindergarten teacher (Robin Tunney) who began speaking gibberish and passed out in front of her students.
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Histories
Dr. Foreman believes an uncooperative homeless woman is faking seizures so she can stay in the hospital, but her worsening symptoms prove to be a complex mystery for Dr. House and his team.
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Fidelity
When a young housewife falls ill, House suspects that she has contracted a rare sexually transmitted disease, but she and her husband (Dominic Purcell) each deny having an affair.
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DNR
A legendary jazz musician checks into the hospital, believing he is dying of ALS, and signs a ``do not resuscitate'' order, which House violates to save the man's life.
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Sports Medicine
A severely broken arm reveals underlying problems and ends the comeback plans of a major league pitcher (Scott Foley), who House suspects is taking steroids.
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Let Them Eat Cake
House and the team treat a high-profile fitness trainer who collapses while shooting an infomercial; Thirteen participates in a clinical trial led by Foreman.
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DNR
A legendary jazz musician checks into the hospital, believing he is dying of ALS, and signs a ``do not resuscitate'' order, which House violates to save the man's life.
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Safe
A young heart-transplant patient has a severe allergic reaction and goes into shock despite living in a ``clean'' room.
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All In
House tries to save the life of a young boy who has the same unique symptoms as an elderly patient who died.
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Sleeping Dogs Lie
The relationship between a liver donor and the intended recipient throws the team into an ethical quandary.
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House vs. God
House takes on a teenage faith healer; tension brews between Cameron and Foreman.
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Sleeping Dogs Lie
The relationship between a liver donor and the intended recipient throws the team into an ethical quandary.
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House vs. God
House takes on a teenage faith healer; tension brews between Cameron and Foreman.
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Need to Know
A housewife (Julie Warner) on fertility medication visits Princeton Plainsboro Hospital when her inexplicable muscle-flailing causes her to crash her car.
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Son of Coma Guy
Symptoms point to a possible genetic connection when House notices something about the son of a man (John Larroquette) who has been in a coma for a decade; Wilson confronts House about stealing his prescription pad.
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