House

Season 6

The team heads outside the hospital to help provide medical attention at the scene of an emergency.

House recounts the case of a woman who came to the emergency room with an unexplained illness and no memory of her identity.

The team treats an ailing groom; House, Chase and Foreman visit a karaoke bar during a raucous night out.

A woman in an open marriage suddenly becomes ill during a date with her boyfriend; House tests Wilson and Sam's relationship.

House and the team treat a knight from a community of men and women living according to the ideals of the High Renaissance; Wilson and an ex start over.

The hospital is locked down when a newborn disappears from the nursery; new insights about the team's personal lives, relationships and regrets surface.

A high school senior repeatedly hallucinates after blacking out during a class trip; Wilson tries to furnish his condo.

An avid blogger experiences sudden bruising and bleeding; Wilson and House discover secrets about each other.

Cuddy is faced with a difficult decision that could jeopardize the future of the hospital. In "5 to 9," a Cuddy-centric episode, viewers get a glimpse of a day in life of Princeton-Plainsboro's Dean of Medicine. In addition to dealing with House, Cuddy must make a very important decision regarding a new insurance contract that could jeopardize the fate of the entire hospital. Plus, a thieving pharmacy tech makes her already crazed day even worse.

House's team rushes to treat an ailing college football star in time for the patient to try out for the NFL; Foreman's brother (Orlando Jones) makes a surprise visit to the hospital.

The team takes on the case of Valerie, an attractive female executive experiencing random episodes of excruciating pain. House agrees to take the case based on Valerie's looks, and while treating her, the men on the team are charmed by Valerie's beauty.

A drug dealer collapses during a sale, but refuses to reveal personal information to the team because it might incriminate him. Meanwhile, Foreman's teammates conspire to play a practical joke on him.

Wilson works on a case involving his old friend (Joshua Malina), and he makes a bet with House that the diagnosis is not the return of cancer. Meanwhile, Cuddy has questions about real estate, so she turns to Wilson.

It's Thanksgiving, and the team discover they have little to be thankful for in their personal lives. Meanwhile, House takes on the illness of a brilliant physicist who has rejected his intellect to work as a courier.

While Cuddy deals with her personal relationships, House is finally reinstated and takes on the case of a porn star with eye pain.

House, Cuddy, and Wilson go to a medical conference and meet an old friend, while the team deal with a girl whose appendages have swollen but she refuses to tell them the truth about the events leading up to her illness.

A dying patient insists that he has the same disease affecting his heart that killed his father and grandfather at the age of 40. Meanwhile, House discovers that he has a hearing problem while trying to duck student rounds.

A wealthy businessman brings his teenage son to the hospital and insists on having House handle the case; Foreman and Chase prepare to present information on the Dibala case.

On this week's episode of House, James Earl Jones guest-stars as a merciless African dictator who is brought to Princeton-Plainsboro after falling ill. The team must decide if they should help him, despite his crimes against humanity. Meanwhile, Wilson wants to end a feud with a neighbor, but a prying House gets in the way.

After leaving the psychiatric hospital at the end of last week's premiere, House tells Cuddy that he's making major changes in his life. Meanwhile, Foreman wants House's job but is having trouble with a case involving a video-game designer who posts his symptoms on the Internet and takes treatment suggestions offered by online correspondents over those offered by the team. This development upsets Foreman and threatens his relationship with Thirteen.

The two-hour, Season 6 premiere of House picks up right where we left of last season after Dr. House suffers from multiple hallucinations — including one where he had sex with Cuddy — and enters Mayfield Psychiatric Hospital. Now a patient himself, House must not only physically detox from the Vicodin, but mentally face his inner torments with the help of Mayfield's staff and patients. But since House is not much for following rules, the ornery doc fights the hospital's traditional treatment plan at every turn.