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The series follows the life of anti-social, pain killer addict, witty and arrogant medical doctor Gregory House with only half a muscle in his right leg. He and his team of medical doctors try to cure very ill ordinary people in the United States of America.
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Seasons
- Season 1 22 episodes
- Season 2 24 episodes
- Season 3 24 episodes
- Season 4 16 episodes
- Season 5 24 episodes
- Season 6 21 episodes
- Season 7 23 episodes
- Season 8 23 episodes
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We learn through House's team that Brant leaked video of 34 civilians being killed by the U.S. military. Park in particular doesn't like the fact Brant blew the whistle, calling him a coward. The initial thought is that he was faking the attack to avoid prison.
Adams is concerned something is wrong with House.
Brant tells Park he thinks making the video public was the "right thing to do." Hayes doesn't seem to agree, and they begin to discuss what their dead father would have done. His father disobeyed an order at Tora Bora and saved lives. Brant begins to have severe stomach pain, and the docs see he abdomen is bruised.
The team discussed honor. Adams gets House to sign a document. She goes to see Wilson, telling him she thinks the drug has caused House to develop Hepatic Encephalopathy (a liver disorder). Wilson isn't so sure.
Wilson goes to see Wilson, who is napping. He mentions four or five different reasons he thinks House might be sick and wants to run some tests.
Some solider have been attacked and the military believes Brant leaking the video may be to blame. Brant tells the docs the reason he joined the military is to find out what happened to his father, who died in a one-car accident when he was ten. There were two redacted pages from his record. He became friends with the locals, which is why he leaked the video. Suddenly Brant begins bleeding. His spleen is sequestering platelets. During an emergency procedure to save Brant, Chase notices his spleen is lumpy.
The team goes with Sarcoidosis and House recommends steroids.
House loses to Taub in a video game, which Adams thinks could be another symptom. Adams wants to talk to Foreman, but the rest of the docs aren't sure. Chase suggests that House could be faking this to see if his team will "whistle blow" on him.
Brant is refusing treatment unless he is allowed a public interview.
Some of the docs suggest trying to force treatment by arguing that a psychiatric problem is part of his illness. They need Hayes to sign-off as a conservator, but he refuses.
Why the team talks through Brant's case House goes to an out-of-order bathroom and moves his bowels in order to force maintenance to fix the bathroom. House wants them to give Brant a reason to live.
They have the Army promise to release the pages from Brant's record. He agrees to treatment.
Taub steals a sample of House's stool (he faked the out-of-order bathroom) and tests it. He discovers irregular bile deposits.
The team talks to House about being sick. He denies it. They press him to get checked out, but he won't budge. The team agrees to treat Brant with Heparin.
The team talks about what to do with House. Chase thinking going to Foreman is not necessary.
Wilson thinks House needs to go get some tests. House fights him.
House drops by in Brant's room and asks about his devotion to honor. He tells House about not being able to sleep after watching the tape over and over again. He says his hair turned gray in three days, which is why he shaved it.
The team discusses Brant's treatment. They disagree with his assessment and Park is wondering if maybe he is sick.
Brant complains of being cold. He has a fever.
The team tells House they don't trust his judgment. They've brought in Foreman to approve all treatment orders until he gets a clean bill of health. House tries to figure out who betrayed him. Taub, Adams and Chase all confess to stabbing him in the back. Park does not. The team decides to treat for Malaria.
Brant is again refusing treatment, since his father's files have yet to arrive. Now Hayes agrees to be the conservator. Adams thinks his is strange, and Taub agrees.
Taub confronts Hayes about the fact the file had already been given to Brant.
Hayes tells Brant that their father was drunk when he got in his accident, and killed a pedestrian in the crash. Hayes covered it up. Brant accepts treatment.
Chase is the first to figure out that House had been faking his illness the entire time. House admits to have taken some medication to pretend to have the condition. He says he wanted to figure out who was the rat.
House figures out that Brant contracted Typhus in Afghanistan. One of the symptoms is leaking the tape, he says. Meaning he can plead not guilty and avoid jail. Brant thinks that would undermined what he tried to do. House points out that Brant did this to please a father that didn't actually exist.
House figures out that Chase was the rat. He wanted to make sure somebody was there to figure out when he loses his edge.
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Wilson (Robert Sean Leonard) finds out that he may have fathered a son 11 years ago in a broken relationship, but House neglected to tell Wilson at the time. Wilson contacts the ex-girlfriend and makes arrangements to meet his son. They get along well, and Wilson has him to his apartment where the son fixes a fancy pizza with prosciutto and goat cheese. Wilson has a crisis when the son tells him that his mother wants to move to Costa Rica and that he would like to move in with Wilson, instead. Wilson confesses that he doesn't feel ready to have his son live with him. House makes the problem go away by revealing that the "son" was a child actor hired by House.
Chase (Jesse Spencer) offers to let Park (Charlyne Yi) crash at his apartment while she is having trouble with her PoPo.
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House isn't interested in the case until Foreman tells him about the night terrors.
House brings several boxes of files to the team related to Sudden Unexpected Nocturnal Death Syndrome among males in the Hmong community. They eventually decide to look into infection, as well as the possibility of inhaled toxins.
Chase asks Lue's mother Lida about the possibility her son believes in evil spirits. She is an engineer and has a healthy appreciation for science.
House tells Wilson he had a dream about Dominika involving floss.
At Lue's home Taub and Park talk about her having a dream about sleeping with Chase. They smell something moldy, which turns out to be from a dismembered pig in Lue's room.
When they tell Lida, she immediately blames her father-in-law Xang. Xang tells her he only did what she should have done weeks ago in order to save Lue. Lue starts to crash and is shocked back to life.
Park tells House the pig thing is a traditional Hmong ritual used to re-call the soul. Xang thinks Lue's soul was taken along with that of his son, who is in jail after beating his boss to death. Taub suggests acute pericarditis and they decide to run a test. Park is acting strange.
Wilson thinks House's dream is the result of feeling guilty for not telling Dominika about her citizenship coming through.
Park and Chase talk about the dream.
Lue's echo was negative, but he has abdominal pain. Chase suggests thyroiditis.
House tells Dominika that it will be a few weeks, perhaps a month, until they finalize their decision.
Lue begins to panic when about to given an injection. He starts speaking in Hmong (according to Xang), even though his mother says he's never heard it. He starts seizing.
House points out the team has no idea whether or not Lue actually spoke Hmong. House doesn't trust Xang, who wants to believe his son is also possessed. House orders an MRI to check for a kind of encephalitis.
Xang thinks the doctor's are wasting Lue's time. Xang says the exact same thing happened to his son. Chase suggests he not scare Lue.
Taub tells Park she and Chase have a good thing going and she shouldn't let House try to screw it up.
House takes Dominika to the shooting range. She has been reading his physics books, which seems to appeal to House even more.
Xang tells Lue the doctors aren't looking the right place. He tells him the key is for him to talk to their ancestors and asks for forgiveness. He begins to strangle Lue, and we see that this is another nightmare. When Lue wakes up he tells them that his grandfather grabbed his neck. Taub notices neck abrasions that weren't there earlier.
House thinks Lue's brain created the dream to explain the injury. House continues to analyze Park's dreams. Liver failure is suggested and a biopsy is ordered.
Chase wants Park to get over the fact she likes him more than he likes her. They call each other names and then passionately kiss. Park climbs on top of him and rips his shirt off. We see that this was a dream of Chase's.
The biopsy was negative. Lue then looks as if he's hovering a few inches off the bed.
House and Chase don't believe that Taub and Adams saw him levitating. House thinks Xang is responsible. Chase goes with hypercalcemia and House guesses Chase had a dream about Park.
Lida is starting to think her father-in-law might be right and wants to bring Lue home so Xang can perform the exorcism. She thinks her ex-husband might have been possessed.
Foreman doesn't see any problem with catering to a scared parent and having the exorcism in the hospital. House points out the animal sacrifice component of the procedure.
After she tells him she's consulted with a lawyer, Foreman asks Lida to give them 24 hours.
House comes home to find Dominika crying. She's holding another letter, which House thinks is from immigration. In reality it's about a sick relative. She hugs him and he agrees to stay home with her.
Lue is not responding. Lida says she's calling Xang.
Xang performs the ceremony in the hospital. House wants to wait until afterwards to treat him. House suggests a long shot heart problem, while the team thinks it's something else.
Lue begins crashing and Adams gives him ibuprofen, which would be the treatment for House's diagnosis.
House and Dominika begin fooling around and are interrupted by the phone ringing. The call is from immigration, wanting her to come pick up a certificate. House apologizes and she leaves the room.
Lue is getting better. Lida and Xang think the exorcism was what saved him. She tells Lue that his grandfather saved him.
Dominika packs and leaves.
Park and Chase joke about the dreams and wonder whether it means they feel safe and trust each other. She breaks wind in the elevator to test her theory.
House tells Wilson about Dominika and says he's surprisingly depressed. Wilson tells him he has Stage 2 cancer.
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Wilson pulls up in a brand new sports car. He wants to spend a few days being selfish and shallow. House points out that he is three days before the scan that will tell him whether the treatment worked and he will live. Wilson wants to drive to Cleveland to meet his childhood crush, actress Julie Christie.
The doctor from the opening is a Dr. Treiber, and Foreman says he only wants House to work on his case. Treiber is considered a "rat" by other doctors because he checks their mistakes. The plan is to look ultrasound for clots and toxic exposure.
Treiber bickers with Chase and Adams during his ultrasound.
Park and Taub look for toxicity while she mentions how many good things Treiber has gone. They find a bunch of cans.
Wilson wants House to join him for a roadtrip the next moring. When House says no, Wilson threatens to drug him.
Traub mentions the caffeine they found. House isn't interested.
While Park works on Treiber his stomach begins to painfully distend.
The team thinks they were wrong about he stimulants being an issue. They can't get in touch with House and aren't sure what to do. They call House and find both his and Wilson's cell phones in Wilson's desk. They are MIA.
Wilson and House are on the road. House mentions that Wilson isn't talking about what is happening in three days.
Chase wants to look at Treiber's abdomen, but the bring up the fact Trieber only wants to be treated by House.
At a dive diner Wilson orders "The Big One," an 89-ounce steak that is free if you can finish it an hour.
Treiber tells Taub and Chase he wants them to run his bowel and he wants Chase to do the surgery.
Wilson finishes his steak with one second left on the clock. After having his picture taken he pukes on the floor.
Before surgery Treiber admits to Chase that he's still pissed he grabbed a spot on House's team nine years earlier. Treiber would have done big things with the opportunity, but thinks Chase has wasted it.
During surgery Chase talks to Taub about being worried he's wasted some of his life.
The team still can't reach House. They debate giving Treiber treatment without telling him House isn't on the case.
Wilson tells House he want a threesome.
Chase tells Treiber House believes they should give him the drug. He agrees.
House works to arrange Wilson's sex.
Treiber starts having complications and demands to see House. Chase has to admit they don't know where he is.
The next morning Wilson tells House the threesome was exactly what he needed.
Foreman takes over the case. Chase thinks they should biopsy his brain, Foreman decides they should look at his heart.
After having his wallet stolen by the hooker, Wilson is down to just enough gas money to get them to Julie.
We Chase grab a sample of a brain.
Wilson and House are stopped behind a funeral procession. Wilson goes crazy and cuts off the group of cards at a high rate of speed, then crashes though a fence into a field. They start walking.
Chase is still searching through Treiber's lab but can't find anything. He tells Park he's quitting after this case.
Foreman isn't worried when the team tells him Chase might be leaving. Taub thinks of something while arguing with Foreman.
Wilson decides instead of grabbing a cab to stay with an demented older women who thinks she's waiting for the bus.
Foreman talks to Chase about his thinking about leaving.
Treiber slips into a coma.
Chase thinks Treiber's problem is related to his soap.
On the bus Wilson tells House "I blew it." He eventually starts talking about "my fate" and gets emotional. House talks about being happy Wilson is who he is.
Treiber wakes up and Chase tells him that the industrial strength anti-bacterial soap screwed up his thyroid. He compliments Chase on a great catch.
Chase tries to quit. Foreman offers him his own team. He says it's time to step out of the shadow and they hug.
Chase thanks House while he waits for Wilson's scan to finish. House glances at the scan result, then looks ominously at Wilson before the episode ends.
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Foreman gives House a set of season tickets. Since they begin about a month after Wilson's death, House thinks this is Foreman trying to be the new Wilson.
The team tells House about a 19-year old male cheerleader named Derrick admitted with nosebleeds and dizziness. The team tries to convince House that Wilson just wants to die with dignity, but he isn't convinced.
They give Derrick a scan. During which time his brain registers as if it is hearing something.
House drugs Wilson and gives him an IV that knocks him out. The team comes to tell House that Derrick is hearing voices.
Taub and Adams go to Derrick's dorm room and find a picture of a young boy in his sock drawer.
Derrick tells him the boy is his brother Christopher, who died about ten years ago.
Wilson wakes up. House tries to prove to him how great it is he woke up, which won't be the case with death. Wilson isn't convinced, since having watched the transformation of hundreds of dying patients, he doesn't "believe we're just a bag of chemicals."
With House not around, the team goes with epilepsy as its next guess.
Derrick's girlfriend is upset. He never told her about the voices. He breaks up with her.
After Derrick's test, Adams asks about voices. He tells her his brother was killed by a drunk driver, and his father ended up drinking himself into oblivion because of it. Their father moved away and her mother hid all the pictures of Christopher. All of a sudden, Derrick can't see out of his right eye. It is a clot in the artery.
House brings Wilson to lunch in the hospital cafeteria. It is filled with former patients Wilson has saved. But quickly Wilson figures out they are others posing as the patients. House is attempting to con him into doing the chemo.
Taub tells Foreman he thinks House is imploding. Water starts seeping from under the bathroom door. House hints he may have flushed the season tickets.
Wilson is at lunch when he is joined by Thirteen at his request. He asks her about the human response to mortality. He tells her he wants to spend his remaining months with "family and friends."
House is trying to get Wilson's parents on the phone to convince Wilson to keep on living.
There continues to be problems with the plumbing.
Park gives Derrick a spinal tap and asks about hearing his brother's voice. His pressure is way too high.
Thirteen goes to see House. She tells him firing her so she could spend the rest of her life doing what she wants was an unselfish act.
House tells Wilson he's been a "disloyal, disrespectful jerk" and wants them to go out for dinner.
Derrick's mother arrives at the hospital. When he asks her about Christopher, she immediately leaves to get coffee.
Wilson and House have a great dinner, catching up on old times. Wilson starts to think about doing the chemo, then thinks he's being tricked. House eventually admits he needs Wilson and wants him to be around. This upsets Wilson, because their entire relationship has been about House: "My dying is about me."
In the parking lot, Wilson weeps in his car. House sits in the passenger seat. Wilson says he needs his friend to be with him and tells him he loves him. House says he won't do it unless Wilson fights.
During an MRI, the entire ceiling falls on top of Derrick, Park and Adams.
House arrives at the hospital to find everything a mess. The team gives him grief because his prank damaged the MRI and put them in danger. They tell him Derrick doesn't have a migraine, but thought Park was Adams. House grabs a needle and rushes to Derrick's room. He draws blood out of Derrick's right ear and tells his team he has persistent stapedial artery, a rare congenital vascular anomaly presenting as a pulsatile middle ear mass. It's been pressing against part of brain, explaining all of his symptoms.
Taub follows House down the hallway and tells him that Wilson doesn't want to live in pain. House screams at him "life is pain" and points out he lives every day of his life in pain.
The next day Park tells House that Derrick's surgery has been delayed because he drank ammonia, likely since he doesn't want to live without his brother's voice. House goes into the room and wraps a tube around Derrick's neck yelling at him his responsibility is to live. Park hits House in the back with his cane, staggering him and causing him to loosen his grip. She yells at him "sometimes the truth just sucks."
Wilson tells Foreman he's going to be leaving in the next few days. He tells him House isn't his child and he can't be held responsible for him. Foreman stops him and says over 20 years House has been his only constant and wonders if enduring the pain of chemo for his pal is what life is all about.
Derrick's mother admits she removed his photo of his brother. He asks if she'll bring it back if he gets the surgery.
Wilson stops by House's place. He says he's ready to start the next round of chemo because "you need me and I don't think that's a bad thing anymore." House says he thinks it's time for him to accept Wilson is smarter than he is. He's not okay with Wilson only having five months left, "but it's better than nothing."
Derrick says he knows his surgery worked, "because Christopher's gone." His mother gives him a folder full of photos of his brother.
Foreman brings the hospital's lawyer to see House. The police are charging him with felony vandalism for clogging the sewage pipe which led to the destruction of the MRI. His parole his been revoked and he needs to report to prison the following day to complete the rest of his sentence . . . six months.
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...flashback to House treating a patient looking for pain meds because of an orbital fracture. The man, Oliver, is clearly drug seeking, but House makes him stay when he sees bruising around his abdomen.
House brings this new case to the team, who are shocked he is both in a decent mood and wants to work on a new case.
Kutner asks House why he didn't tell House's team about his plan.
House asked Foreman to lie to his parole officer and say he needs to stay to work on a life-or-death case. Foreman agrees on the condition that he actually work on all of the cases he has.
Kutner thinks the reason House is still sitting on the floor of this burning building instead of leaving is because he's suicidal.
Foreman tells Wilson that House has disappeared.
Kutner asks House why he wants to kill himself. House mentions all of the obvious reasons. Kutner doesn't think death would be interesting for House, but wonders if perhaps life has ceased being interesting.
Kutner leaves and House is now interacting with Amber. She tells him Oliver's case must be relevant to why he's still sitting on the floor. He relays to her that Oliver coded. House ended up talking to Oliver, a former stockbroker who says he was miserable which was why he started doing heroin. Now he isn't miserable. Heroin has taken away the pain and unhappiness from his life. "Reality sucks," he says.
The question becomes why House all of a sudden was interested in talking to a patient about things not relevant to his case.
Foreman is furious that House has passed on all of his cases to other doctors. He wants to know why he's risking destroying himself. House seems confident Foreman will continue to lie for him, but Foreman says "No."
House tells Oliver he has Lou Gehrig's Disease. He then notices that his veins are not symmetrical. As a junkie Oliver inhaled a branch while high, which set off an autoimmune reaction. He is going to live.
House tells Amber that his life doesn't matter and that eventually he'll be dead just like all of his patients She points out that he's shallow and needs to live for the next case. She tells him to go home. House gets up and tries to walk out, finding fire on the other side of the door.
Foreman and Wilson go to House's place and find his bags packed and food rotting. Foreman learns House no-showed on a hooker. They see in House's phone a strange number he dialed four times.
House falls through the floor of the building, which is now almost completely engulfed in flames.
Wilson and Foreman go see Dr. Nolan who recently spoke to House. Since House is potentially a danger to himself, Nolan tells them that House mentioned "reaching oblivion" and Foreman realizes that Oliver was a heroin addict.
Now House is speaking to Stacy. She asks him whether he believes in anything and brings up love.
We see House asking Wilson to take the fall for him since Foreman is now buckling. Wilson doesn't like the potential of spending his final months jail or tarnishing his reputation. House says "I don't want to lose this time with you" and Wilson agrees. But then Wilson changes his mind since House assumed he would bail him out. Wilson doesn't like rewarding his bad behavior. He wants to teach House that there is only one person he can count on: "I need to do this," Wilson says. "For you."
Stacy says that Wilson was right. She says he needs to find within himself what he's been getting from Wilson. She helps House to his feet and she hands him a baby. She says that she and Cuddy aren't the only two people capable of loving him. He gets back on the floor, ignoring her telling him he doesn't have to die.
Next Cameron shows up in House's subconscious. She says she loves him, but thinks he should die "as a reward." She thinks he's suffered enough and deserves a chance to give up -- like Wilson did.
Wilson and Foreman arrive at the address. It looks bogus, but they smell smoke. The spot a building on fire and we hear sirens in the background.
Cameron tells House to "just let go. Go to sleep."
We see that House told Oliver he is dying. Oliver wants to take the fall for him. Eventually House agrees. On his way out of the room he tries to establish why he's doing this for him. Oliver says he has nothing else to lose. House is struggling with whether or not to tell Oliver the truth. Cameron points out that House was taking the cowardly way out. House agrees with her and says "but I can change."
House stands in the window as Wilson and Foreman arrive. A huge explosion of fire blows out from the place he is standing, knocking Foreman and Wilson, and the just-arrived firefighters to the ground.
The next morning the team waits at the scene. A body bag is pulled from the building.
Foreman tells Wilson the coroner confirmed it was House's body.
We see House's funeral. We hear positive memories from family and friends. Wilson stands at the podium and says that House was a jerk, selfish to the very end. A phone begins to ring and Wilson is surprised to find it is in his pocket. A text says "Shut up you idiot."
Wilson drives to a location and finds House waiting on some steps for him. He tells Wilson he got out of the back of the building. He switched dental records with Oliver.
Wilson points out that House can never be a doctor again. "I'm dead, Wilson. How do you want to spend your last five months?" Wilson laughs and smiles.
We see that Chase has taken over House's office.
Taub looks happy being a father.
Cameron smiles looking back at pictures of House and the team. She's married and has a child.
Foreman spots House's key card hidden underneath the leg of a table in his office. He smiles and sits back in his chair.
Wilson tries to talk about the cancer. House says "Cancer's boring" and they climb aboard motorcycles and ride off.
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...flashback to House treating a patient looking for pain meds because of an orbital fracture. The man, Oliver, is clearly drug seeking, but House makes him stay when he sees bruising around his abdomen.
House brings this new case to the team, who are shocked he is both in a decent mood and wants to work on a new case.
Kutner asks House why he didn't tell House about his plan.
House asked Foreman to lie to his parole officer and say he needs to stay to work on a life-or-death case. Foreman agrees on the condition that he actually work on all of the cases he has.
Kutner thinks the reason House is still sitting on the floor of this burning building instead of leaving is because he's suicidal.
Foreman tells Wilson that House has disappeared.
Kutner asks House why he wants to kill himself. House mentions all of the obvious reasons. Kutner doesn't think death would be interesting for House, but wonders if perhaps life has ceased being interesting.
Kutner leaves and House is now interacting with Amber. She tells him Oliver's case must be relevant to why he's still sitting on the floor. He relays to her that Oliver coded. House ended up talking to Oliver, a former stockbroker who says he was miserable which was why he started doing heroin. Now he isn't miserable. Heroin has taken away the pain and unhappiness from his life. "Reality sucks," he says.
The question becomes why House all of a sudden was interested in talking to a patient about things not relevant to his case.
Foreman is furious that House has passed on all of his cases to other doctors. He wants to know why he's risking destroying himself. House seems confident Foreman will continue to life for him, but Foreman says "No."
House tells Oliver he has Lou Gehrig's Disease. He then notices that his veins are not symmetrical. As a junkie Oliver inhaled a branch while high, which set off an autoimmune reaction. He is going to live.
House tells Amber that his life doesn't matter and that eventually he'll be dead just like all of his patients She points out that he's shallow and need to live for the next case. She tells him to go home. House gets up and tries to walk out, finding fire on the other side of the door.
Foreman and Wilson go to House's place and find his bags packed and food rotting. Foreman learns House no-showed on a hooker. They see in House's phone a strange number he dialed four times.
House falls through the floor of this building, which is now almost completely engulfed in flames.
Wilson and Foreman go see Dr. Nolan who recently spoke to House. Since House is a potentially a danger to himself, Nolan tells them that House mentioned "reaching oblivion" and Foreman realizes that Oliver was a heroin addict.
Now House is speaking to Stacy. She asks him whether he believes in anything and brings up love.
We see House asking Wilson to take the fall for him since Foreman is now buckling. Wilson doesn't like the potential of spending his final months jail or tarnishing his reputation. House says "I don't want to lose this time with you" and Wilson agrees. But then Wilson changes his mind since House assumed he would bail him out. Wilson doesn't like rewarding his bad behavior. He wants to teach House that there is only one person he can count on: "I need to do this," Wilson says. "For you."
Stacy says that Wilson was right. She says he needs to find within himself what he's been getting from Wilson. She helps House to his feet and she hands him a baby. She says that she and Cuddy aren't the only two people capable of loving him. He gets back on the floor, ignoring her telling him he doesn't have to die.
Next Cameron shows up in House's subconscious. She says she loves him, but thinks he should die "as a reward." She thinks he's suffered enough and deserves a chance to give up -- like Wilson did.
Wilson and Foreman arrive at the address. It looks bogus, but they smell smoke. The spot a building on fire and we hear sirens in the background.
Cameron tells House to "just let go. Go to sleep."
We see that House told Oliver he is dying. Oliver wants to take the fall for him. Eventually House agrees. On his way out of the room he tries to establish why he's doing this for him. Oliver says he has nothing else to lose. House is struggling with whether or not to tell Oliver the truth. Cameron points out that House was taking the cowardly way out. House agrees with her and says "but I can change."
House stands in the window as Wilson and Foreman arrive. A huge explosion of fire blows out from the place he is standing, knocking Foreman and Wilson to the ground.
The next morning the team waits at the scene. A body bag is pulled from the house.
Foreman tells Wilson the coroner has confirmed it was House's body.
We see House funeral. We hear positive memories from family and friends. Wilson stands at the podium and says that House was a jerk, selfish to the very end. A phone begins to ring and Wilson is surprised to find it is in his pocket. A text says "Shut up you idiot."
Wilson drives to a location and finds House waiting on some steps for him. He tells Wilson he got out of the back of the building. He switched dental records with Oliver.
He points out that House can never be a doctor again. "I'm dead, Wilson. How do you want to spend you last five months?" Wilson laughs and smiles.
We see that Chase has taken over House's office.
Taub looks happy being a father.
Cameron smiles looking back at pictures of House and the team. She's married and has a child.
Foreman spots House's key card hidden underneath the leg of a table in his office. He smiles and sits back in his chair.
Wilson tries to talk about the cancer. House says "cancer's boring" and they climb aboard motorcycles and ride off.
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