House

House is stretched thin in this season premiere. A young woman survives an office-building collapse, and House discusses his ideas about the case with a hospital janitor; Wilson resorts to desperate measures.

House begins interviewing for the open positions on his team and sets the applicants against one another to help treat a woman who has an unusual neurological disorder.

House splits the final 10 fellowship candidates into two teams by gender; the teams must treat a man with muscular atrophy and diagnose the cause.

House and the remaining candidates must determine why a 20-year-old cosmetician had a massive seizure and now has hallucinations; House must narrow the candidates to six.

While treating a patient they think is a hypochondriac, Foreman and the six fellows seem to learn more about themselves than about the patient.

The CIA recruits House to help an agent dying of an unknown illness; Foreman faces resistance from the remaining fellowship candidates when they question his judgment.

A documentary film crew follows House and his team as they treat a teenager who had a heart attack before facial reconstruction. Later, House gets distracted.

After a magician's heart fails during an underwater escape act, House suspects he is a scam artist faking his ailments.

House assigns the candidates to the particularly challenging case of an uncooperative, over-the-hill rock star with a history of drug abuse and civil disobedience. Cuddy orders House to hire the members of his team.

As the team runs tests to determine what caused a woman to have sudden paralysis of the hands, the rest of her system begins to shut down. The team participates in a gift exchange with a twist, courtesy of House.

House and his team must treat a psychiatrist stationed at the South Pole by way of a webcam. House is surprised by the identity of Wilson's love interest.

House and the team consider foul play while treating a woman who collapsed at her wedding. Wilson's newly revealed relationship preoccupies House.

House suspects a patient has a bigger problem than the original diagnosis. House and Amber argue about how much time they spend with Wilson. Later, Cuddy demands that House give his team performance reviews.

House takes matters into his own hands when he feels certain that one of the actors on his favourite soap opera suffers from a severe medical condition, but the actor dismisses House's assessment.

A bus accident robs House for several hours. As his memory slowly returns, he realizes that one of his fellow passengers is exhibiting signs of a deadly illness, so he races to unlock the secrets in his brain.

House's murky memories of the bus crash test his friendship with Wilson and threaten to change their lives forever in the season finale.