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2. All In (House) - Wikipedia

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   House explains his reasoning about the disease not reaching the GI tract and orders the test anyway. The once-skeptical team is pleased when the test turns out positive, Ian is saved, and House finally discovers what killed Esther. The episode ends with House and Wilson playing poker and joking as they did in the beginning of the episode.

3. Gretchen Palmer - Wikipedia

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   Episode: "Roses Are Red, You're Dead" 2002 The Young and the Restless: Serena Regular Cast 2003 The Parkers: Paris Walker Recurring Cast: Season 4, Guest: Season 5 2004 The Joe Schmo Show: Ambrosia 'The Bitch' Main Cast: Season 2 2016–17 NCIS: Los Angeles: Heather Wilson Recurring Cast: Season 8

4. House vs. God - Wikipedia

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   Wilson visits House at home and informs him that Palmieri's tumor has actually shrunk. House orders Chase to search Palmieri's house while House, Wilson, and some unnamed people are playing poker. Chase finds clothes that would suggest that Palmieri has a boyfriend, and gets very concerned after he hears noises outside the door.

5. House's Head - Wikipedia

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   House's Head" was supposed to air after Super Bowl XLII but due to the 2007-2008 WGA Strike the episode was derailed, [5] [6] and the House season 4 episode "Frozen" was aired instead. [7] The T-shirt House wears in the episodes, which shows a skeleton drinking coffee, and says "Coffin Break", was created by a designer named Taavo. [8]

6. The Phone Message - Wikipedia

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   Gretchen German was cast as Jerry's date Donna. [2] Gina Hecht , who would go on to portray George's psychiatrist Dana Foley during the show's fourth season , also auditioned for the part. [ 2 ] Tory Polone, who portrayed George's date Carol, had previously appeared in the 1989 television films When We Were Young and Sparks . [ 2 ]

7. Clueless (House) - Wikipedia

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   Meanwhile, Wilson has been staying over with House due to problems at home. House and Wilson agree that Wilson will move out the next day. House leads the team in a differential diagnosis over Bob's breathing difficulty. House is convinced that the symptoms are typical of heavy metal poisoning, but none of the tests confirm that diagnosis.

8. Living the Dream (House) - Wikipedia

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   The episode also scored a 5.0/13 share in the 18–49 demographic, which was the highest score of the night. [1] James Chamberlin of IGN was pleased to see Cameron get more screentime. [ 2 ] Sarah Collins of North by Northwestern felt the episode proved that House is a "whack job."

9. Mirror Mirror (House) - Wikipedia

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   They go to one of Wilson's surgeries, and the patient acts like a doctor. Specifically, he acts like Wilson. Wilson later notes that mirror patients always mirror the most dominant person in the room, which means that Wilson was more dominant than House. House explains that as a consequence of the fact that Wilson was in charge of the surgery.