
House — Season 3
The Season 2 finale left everyone reeling when House was ambushed and seriously wounded by a patient’s vengeful spouse. The attack, born from a past case, shook the team to their core. Remarkably, House survived—but the experience seems to have stirred something within him, hinting at a subtle shift in his approach to patients. Now, the question on everyone's mind is whether this newfound perspective will genuinely change how he tackles complex medical mysteries, or if it’s just another fleeting moment in the life of Dr. Gregory House.

Following his recovery from the gunshot wounds, House threw himself with relentless energy into two cases. One involved a man rendered paralyzed after accidentally rolling his wheelchair into a swimming pool; the other concerned a woman who…

At Princeton-Plainsboro, House and his team attend to a young boy convinced he's been subjected to alien experimentation, claiming a tracking device resides in his neck. Meanwhile, Cameron is deeply angered upon discovering that Cuddy and W…

The hospital subjected the renowned medical researcher to a rigorous series of examinations, striving to pinpoint the cause of his sudden collapse in the laboratory. Unable to establish a diagnosis, the physician requested the team’s assist…

When conventional medicine fails to offer an explanation for the piercing screams of a severely autistic boy, the case arrives at House's doorstep. As the boy’s condition deteriorates, a disturbing parallel emerges: House finds himself stra…

House and his team are brought into a case involving a young woman admitted to the hospital with acute respiratory distress and debilitating abdominal pain. The symptoms began after she and her husband were victims of a robbery. When the hu…

The team faced considerable logistical hurdles in conducting tests on the man, who weighed in at six hundred pounds. His sheer size presented a constant challenge. Separately, House found himself spending the night incarcerated, arrested by…

Driven by a need to understand his son's possible inheritance, House resolves to rouse a patient from his coma. He intends to question the man about the family history, a lineage that may hold the key to a genetic predisposition. The patien…

At the hospital, an eighteen-year-old is admitted following a heart attack. Dr. House examines the boy’s medical history and forms a confident opinion of the diagnosis. He then transforms the case into a challenge, sealing his assessment in…

House takes on the case of a young girl recently diagnosed with pancreatitis. When he sues her divorced parents, seeking a court order to compel them to consent to treatment due to their inability to reach an agreement, the judge grants gua…

Wilson orchestrates an arrangement for House to negotiate with Tritter, but House staunchly refuses. Simultaneously, Cuddy suspends House's Vicodin and removes him from the team’s current case: a fifteen-year-old patient with dwarfism who w…

House divided his attention between the firefighter wracked with violent chills, a sharp rebuke for Tritter, and the ongoing matter of the prescription forgery trial.

At the clinic, House finds himself consumed by his duties, particularly a rape victim who seeks solace in his presence. Meanwhile, Cameron navigates the complexities of a terminally ill patient attempting to manipulate her vulnerability.

House and his team confront a teenage Romani boy afflicted by a puzzling respiratory ailment. Yet, his medical concerns are overshadowed by a more personal grievance: Cuddy has reassigned his designated parking space.

The day of Valentine's Day arrived, and Cuddy had arranged a blind date. Elsewhere, House relinquished his duties at the hospital to focus on the case of a young patient named Hannah.

The team encounters a young musician, gifted with extraordinary talent but bearing the mark of a severe brain injury, and simultaneously grapples with deepening anxieties regarding the health of their enigmatic leader.

The Marine who had saved House’s life, appearing to him in a dream the night before, was admitted to the hospital exhibiting symptoms strikingly similar to Gulf War Syndrome. As House grappled with his own precarious health, and Chase and C…

At the cusp of forty, a celebrated celebrity photographer experiences a devastating stroke during pregnancy. This throws House and his team into a profound and agonizing dilemma: to prioritize the mother's life, or to fight for the survival…

The flight from Singapore was uneventful until a passenger fell ill, prompting Cuddy to consider the possibility of an outbreak. Back at Princeton-Plainsboro, Wilson took charge as the team attended to a middle-aged woman experiencing seizu…

The six-year-old girl presented with a constellation of symptoms more commonly observed in individuals far older. Meanwhile, a simmering conflict between Chase and Cameron prompted House to deliberately pair them on assignments, including a…

Medical professionals struggle to diagnose a con artist who suddenly collapses, her brain seemingly seizing up. The case, however, begins to resonate deeply with Foreman on a personal level.

Wilson readied himself for the procedure: a bone marrow transplant from Matty to his brother, Nick. But fate intervened when Matty fell ill, leaving the team with a daunting choice – he was their only viable donor. Simultaneously, Foreman w…

The team is currently navigating the complexities of a nineteen-year-old college student’s case, a delicate situation complicated by Foreman’s abrupt and unexplained resignation. It appears House has already identified a replacement: a stri…

The hospital takes in a sixteen-year-old chess prodigy whose behavior quickly irritates his teammates. Meanwhile, Foreman harbors resentment toward House, convinced that his superior deliberately undermined his job interview at a rival inst…

Driven by a desire to see a specialist for her deteriorating heart condition, a Cuban couple embarks on a perilous journey to America by raft. Back home, however, the wife's condition worsens, prompting doubt in House that a mistake may hav…


