House — Season 2
Brilliant diagnostician Dr. Gregory House operates by his own rules, relentlessly pursuing medical mysteries with unorthodox methods – whether that means an unauthorized home search for answers or pushing experimental treatments to their limits. While his tactics often raise eyebrows, the undeniable truth is that he consistently delivers results, saving patients others deem lost causes. Standing as a constant check on his maverick approach is Dean of Medicine Lisa Cuddy, whose role as hospital administrator and ethical conscience puts her in perpetual conflict with House’s methods. Adding another layer to the complex dynamic is Stacy Warner, House's former lover, now back in the picture as the hospital’s General Counsel, stirring up emotions he believed he’d left behind.
A death row inmate, seemingly healthy one moment and then collapsed the next after a vivid hallucination, presented an irresistible challenge to House. The case appealed to his particular inclinations – a puzzle of considerable complexity, …
The girl’s astonishing courage in the face of a terminal illness stirs something within House, leading him to place a life-altering decision regarding her care squarely in her young hands.
A pall of guilt settles upon Cuddy when her handyman sustains an injury on her property. Meanwhile, House and his team are compelled to act swiftly, striving to preserve the young man’s aspirations for the American Dream.
His patient is prepared to sacrifice himself for the advancement of his cause.
The unspoken truths that linger between a father and son threaten to derail House and his team's efforts to save their patient.
The gears within House began to shift upon the revelation of a professional cyclist’s admission of doping.
A patient suffering from AIDS persistently pursues House, determined to secure his attention. Meanwhile, House and Stacy engage in a playful, drawn-out hunt for a mouse within Stacy's attic. And Cameron confronts a personal health crisis of…
The patient’s passing triggered an inquiry into the possibility that either Chase or House bore responsibility for her demise.
Under the watchful eye of Foreman, the team confronts a perplexing question: is a patient, prone to false alarms, genuinely suffering?
The journalist’s head wound had left him unable to speak coherently, a development that baffled House and his team. Meanwhile, a simmering tension grew between House and Stacy during their time away from the hospital.
As House’s team attempts to determine the cause of a woman's violent seizures that led to a car accident, House finds himself grappling with unresolved issues in his relationship with Stacy. Meanwhile, Cameron remains resistant to taking an…
The arrival of a teenager with extensive burns brought unusual findings in his bloodwork. Driven by a desire to challenge a former colleague's assertions about a promising migraine medication, House volunteers as his own test subject, condu…
When Dr. House takes on a teenage supermodel battling heroin addiction, he unearths a shocking truth. Separately, Wilson clings to the hope that the escalating pain in House’s leg signals a regeneration of damaged nerves.
The House team confronts a perplexing case: a man who suffered a seizure without conscious recollection. Fate delivers a more urgent challenge when the same man experiences a heart attack, necessitating a transplant. With time of essence, t…
House suspects his wife is plotting against him, and he embarks on a quest for evidence to validate his unsettling intuition. Shortly after his separation from his wife, Wilson begins living with House and quickly reveals a surprising talen…
The young girl, a heart transplant recipient still navigating adolescence, is急送 to the hospital after a sudden allergic reaction, even within the carefully sanitized confines of her room. House and Wilson must now adjust to the complexitie…
The arrival of a six-year-old boy displaying symptoms mirroring those of a patient who succumbed years prior under House’s care sparked an immediate and unsettling recognition in him. He perceived the cases as strikingly alike, confident in…
The pressure was on at the hospital; a woman had arrived with a severe case of insomnia, a condition threatening her very well-being. House knew they had to act swiftly. Elsewhere, Cameron wrestled with frustration, her anger directed squar…
House took on a fifteen-year-old faith healer as a patient, a development that left Wilson feeling somewhat excluded upon learning of House's weekly poker game.
The arrival of a police officer, wounded by a gunshot to the head and afflicted with uncontrollable laughter, throws House and his team into disarray. As Foreman begins to exhibit identical symptoms, they are compelled to urgently unravel t…
Foreman’s condition mirrors that of the officer, the symptoms unfolding in identical sequence. As the reality of his impending mortality settles in, he reaches out to his father, who arrives at his son's side. With time rapidly diminishing,…
While bathing her newborn son, a young mother suffers a seizure, and for a terrifying moment, he is nearly drowned. House and his team are simultaneously engaged in two cases: one to save the infant's life, and the other to uncover the caus…
The boy, barely sixteen, carried the invisible wounds of Hurricane Katrina in the form of vivid hallucinations. His former bandmate, recently revealed to be his father, brought him to Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital. House suspected …
Shot by a former patient, House finds himself unexpectedly sharing a recovery room with the very person who attacked him.
