
House — Season 5
The fallout from a devastating bus crash explodes into chaos at the end of Season 4, leaving House grappling with amnesia and a fractured reality. As he and his team painstakingly reconstruct his lost memories, a horrifying truth emerges: Wilson's girlfriend, Amber, was on board—and tragically lost her life. This revelation forces Wilson to confront the unthinkable possibility that House played a role in Amber’s death, shattering their long-standing friendship. Season 5 finds House adrift, desperately trying to piece together what happened and determine his culpability. Meanwhile, Wilson is left wrestling with a painful question: can he continue to have House in his life? Caught between them, Cuddy attempts to mend the widening rift, navigating a complex situation fraught with grief, blame, and the potential for irreparable damage.

Following a profound personal loss, Wilson departs the hospital, severing not only his professional ties but also the friendship he shared with House. Simultaneously, Thirteen grapples with her own private medical difficulties while assisti…

The team confronts the grim reality of an organ donor whose gifts ultimately prove lethal, impacting the lives of the two patients who survived the transplant. Separately, House employs a private investigator to observe Wilson, uncovering d…

A subtle ailment, unrecognized by the artist himself, begins to distort his creations. House and his colleagues turn their attention to the paintings, seeking within the canvases a diagnosis for the troubled man.

On the drive to his father’s funeral, House finds himself drawn into a medical puzzle. The team needs his expertise to determine the cause of a young Chinese girl who has collapsed, the circumstances of her affliction deeply unsettling.

Thirteen’s impulsive encounter lands her a visitor at the hospital after the woman suffers a seizure. The woman, however, confesses a calculated motive: the liaison was merely a means to an end, a path to securing a diagnosis from House. Si…

The patient’s condition was deteriorating: blackouts plagued him, and he was found to be sleepwalking. This raised a troubling question for the team – was the sleepwalking a symptom of a deeper affliction, or was he somehow being exposed to…

The team faced a challenging case: an agoraphobic patient steadfastly refusing to leave his home. Their efforts were complicated by Dr. Cuddy's displeasure at the necessary relocation of hospital equipment. Elsewhere, House was consumed by …

As Foreman manages a pediatric case independently, the remaining team members attend to a sixteen-year-old factory manager and emancipated minor who collapses while working. When Foreman’s patient deteriorates, he begins to doubt his abilit…

From the sterile confines of the Princeton-Plainsboro clinic waiting room, a man brandishing a firearm seized House, Thirteen, and several patients, taking them captive within Dr. Cuddy's office. He declared himself afflicted by a debilitat…

The team investigates the sudden collapse of a popular fitness influencer, known for a strictly natural diet, during a video shoot. Elsewhere, Foreman oversees clinical trials for a drug targeting Huntington's Disease, with Thirteen volunte…

House and his team confront the aftermath of a Christmas pageant when a young girl collapses on stage, the victim of relentless bullying. Elsewhere, amidst the demanding trials for a Huntington's disease drug, Foreman and Thirteen find them…

The team grapples with the diagnosis of a man burdened by debilitating, persistent pain. Meanwhile, Thirteen and Foreman navigate the complexities of their intertwined lives. And for Dr. Cuddy, the demands of motherhood reveal a stark trade…

Cuddy resolves to dedicate more time to her new baby, delegating some of her routine duties to Cameron, including overseeing House. Cameron finds himself compelled to participate in House's peculiar games, becoming entangled in a subtle pow…

House and his team are confronted with the case of a woman who collapsed during a cooking class, and they quickly discover she is a celebrated cancer researcher who abandoned her distinguished career for a life of personal fulfillment. The …

The encounter began when a priest, director of a local homeless shelter, found a bleeding figure resembling Jesus at his door. The event resulted in his hospitalization. Dr. House seized the case as a means of diverting his attention from a…

The medical team is baffled by a patient whose genetic makeup contains both male and female DNA. Simultaneously, House’s uncharacteristic civility sparks concern in Cuddy and Wilson, suggesting a deeper, more troubling issue at play.

House and his team are confronted with the case of Nick, a book editor who suddenly sheds all restraint. They soon determine that Nick suffers from frontal lobe disinhibition, a condition that renders him incapable of censoring his thoughts…

Morgan’s workplace, a nursing home, is shared with a feline companion whose peculiar habit is to only sleep beside those nearing the end of life – and with unsettling precision. When it appears the cat has foreseen her own demise, Morgan, c…

He awoke in New York, the aftermath of a bicycle accident leaving him utterly immobile, his voice stolen. Beside him, in the shared hospital bed, House, nursing injuries from a motorcycle crash, swiftly became a source of irritation to the …

Charlotte, a woman weathered by the recent months of caring for her ailing husband Eddie, is brought swiftly to Princeton Plainsboro after suffering a respiratory collapse. The pair presents the team with a perplexing case: as Charlotte's c…

Cameron delayed her planned vacation with Chase to request that House consider a case: an environmental activist who had collapsed at a demonstration, exhibiting symptoms defying easy explanation. Though wary of her reasons for the request,…

The team accepts the case of Seth, a fourteen-year-old deaf boy who collapsed after reporting the sensation of explosions while wrestling. Initial tests for seizures prove inconclusive when Seth experiences sudden vision loss in one eye, fu…

House and his team confront the case of a ballerina whose lungs fail her mid-performance. The prescribed treatment, however, unleashes a horrifying side effect: her skin begins to peel away. Faced with the potential loss of her dancing care…

House and his colleagues find themselves captivated by Scott, a man whose hemispheres function as separate entities. This division results in two distinct personalities within him, and a disconcerting lack of control over certain actions. A…


