House MD (Season 5)

As a result of a personal tragedy, Wilson leaves the hospital and breaks his friendship with House. Wilson no longer wants to talk to him. Cuddy is desperate to restore their relationship. Meanwhile, the Thirteenth is struggling with a personal problem related to her diagnosis, and a patient with similar difficulties helps her.

In several completely unrelated people, suddenly different organs begin to fail, and death soon ensues. The only thing that unites them is that at one time, organs were transplanted to all of them from the same donor. House's team is trying to find the reason and save the only surviving patient, and House himself at this time hires a private investigator in order to monitor Wilson.

An artist comes to the hospital with a strange disease that affects his paintings. The patient himself claims that he has already improved, but House is skeptical of his words. Later it turns out that the artist secretly made money by testing experimental drugs on himself, which, perhaps, are the cause of his illness. Meanwhile, private investigator Lucas is spying on House for his team and Cuddy .

The girl goes in search of her biological parents to China , but for some reason, when they met, they only shouted at her, claiming that they never had a daughter. After a while, the girl begins to vomit blood, after which she turns out to be a patient in Princeton - Plainsboro. Meanwhile, Cuddy , having lulled House , deceives him with Wilson to the funeral of House's father, who House is trying hard to miss, claiming that he is not his own son.

After a seizure, a new friend of the Thirteenth gets to the hospital. It gradually turns out that the patient met her only to get to the House and be diagnosed with it. Meanwhile, Lucas' espionage routine continues.

A single father who suffers from memory lapses gets to the clinic. It seems that she and her daughter are not very friendly. In the meantime, Cuddy is dating a girl ready to give her her unborn baby for adoption. However, an ultrasound scan shows that the lungs of a still unborn girl are not fully formed.

A man suffering from agoraphobia (fear of open spaces) was seriously ill, but at the same time refuses to leave his house to go to the hospital. Because of what, House and his team go straight to his house to find out why he is actually sick. Cameron takes the lead in diagnosing the patient, since she has already treated him in the past. Meanwhile, the man is getting worse and worse, and House plans to move him to Princeton Plainsboro by force. At this time, Wilson confesses Cuddy's love.

An orphan girl, freed from custody at the age of sixteen, goes to the hospital from the factory. Her diagnosis is complicated by a constant lie. House, meanwhile, is trying to understand why Wilson has no reaction to the development of his and Cuddy's relationships. And Foreman demands independence and deals with another patient.

In search of a diagnosis, an armed man takes hostages in Cuddy’s office. Diagnosis is made by a “accidentally" House in his office. However, in the patient’s face, he meets a person with the same aspiration as his own — the most important thing for the patient is finding an answer. After releasing most of the hostages and disarming the terrorist, House returns his weapons to him, and the Thirteenth realizes how great her thirst for life is.

House and the team are mistaken for the case of a highly qualified fitness trainer who felt bad when shooting commercials. Numerous analyzes and testing of the patient for asthma, steroid use and possible vitamin deficiency caused by the patient’s strict diet did not bring any results, the patient’s condition only worsened. Despite the fact that she advertised herself as a fitness guru using only natural products, the team soon finds out that she has a secret to losing weight, which may have caused her health to deteriorate. At the same time, the Thirteenth begins to participate in the testing of the drug for Huntington's disease, which is headed by Foreman . Kutner conducts online consultations on behalf of Gregory House, and Cuddy moves to House's office while repairs are being carried out in her office. This, in turn, displeases House.

House and the team are dealing with the case of a teenage girl who becomes ill during the Christmas program at school. Soon they learn that at school they abused the girl. As the state of the teenager continues to deteriorate, the team realizes that it is forced to get to the bottom of the true cause of its mysterious illness. Foreman and Thirteenth continue clinical trials of the drug for Huntington's disease, progress is being made in their relationship after Foreman receives a valuable lesson from Thirteen . House gives the patient an incredible Christmas present and makes his team guess at whoever presented the gift to himself. At the same time, Cuddy also receives an unexpected gift. Also in this series there is an interesting episode when House diagnoses the patient with parthenogenesis . Christmas episode.

House has problems with hot water in his house, and Cuddy tries to cope alone with both the child and work, while Foreman needs to make a difficult choice. House receives from Cameron a patient who is trying to commit suicide due to constant pain.

Cuddy decides to spend more time at home, taking care of his adopted daughter, and gives Cameron the opportunity to oversee House . The seemingly inherent kindness of the patient, who is involved in correctional and compensatory education of children with cerebral palsy , is actually a disease. Foreman must make a potentially dangerous confession about Thirteenth participating in a drug trial.

In episode 100, House and his team decide to take the case of a woman who had a seizure in a cooking class. When they learned that the patient gave up his career as a very famous cancer researcher in order to live for his own pleasure, the team a question about their own happiness. Meanwhile, Thirteenth has a side effect of using experimental drugs against her Huntington's disease.

House takes over the case of a priest who runs a shelter for the homeless (Jesus came to his place, bleeding and hovering above the ground). It soon turns out that due to the scandalous story with a boy parishioner, the priest lost his job, flock and faith. The case seems to be resolved (everything is explained by AIDS), but the patient has new symptoms, and death looms on the threshold. House confronts Thirteenth and Foreman, offering to choose between a love relationship and work. Cuddy is trying with Wilson's help to resolve doubts about the possible presence of an unbeliever House at a religious ceremony.

House is under the influence of methadone , which completely relieves him of pain. He almost died because of him, but he is happy, and this is what becomes the cause of the medical error, which almost became fatal. As a result, a practically healthy patient - a teenager- intersex - gets sick and almost dies.

House and his team get the case of publisher Nick Greenwald, who, due to brain damage, says out loud everything that comes to his mind. House pays attention to this, since it seems to him amusing to listen to everything that the patient says about the staff of the hospital and specifically about his team. In parallel with the unraveling of the case, House realizes that Wilson is hiding something important from him, and is trying as usual to bring his friend to clean water.

A 35-year-old nurse from a nursing home feigns a seizure to get to House for a diagnosis. It turns out that she was predicted by the imminent death of a cat, known for its unmistakable scent for potential dead. House does not believe in such nonsense, but soon the nurse is seriously ill in fact.

House, who crashed his motorcycle during a secret trip, finds himself in a nearby hospital bed with a cyclist in a state of pseudocoma, which is already considered by doctors as an organ donor, and only thanks to the decisive intervention of House is he saved. Most of the episode is shown from the point of view of this patient. House takes his interesting patient to Princeton-Plainsboro Hospital, where it turns out that it was not the accident that caused his condition, but rather. Taub is trying to regain the place that he so imprudently refused in the previous series.

Charlotte, a middle-aged woman who has been caring for her dying husband Eddie for the past six months, is being taken to Princeton Plainsboro after she suffers an asthma attack. The mystery of the case increases when Eddie’s condition begins to improve, and Charlotte begins to deteriorate. What it was impossible to imagine was happening in reality: Charlotte could die before Eddie. The team must make a very difficult decision, doubly difficult due to the fact that, under unclear dramatic circumstances, they lose one of their employees.

Princeton Plainsboro employees, namely House and his team, are trying to cope with the recent tragedy, while Cameron introduces House to an environmentalist who unexpectedly lost consciousness during a protest.

Seth, a 14-year-old deaf teenager, is brought to Princeton Plainsboro from a wrestling mat: during the contest, he began to hear explosions in his head. Diagnosis is complicated by the patient’s reluctance to install an implant to restore hearing. Hallucination caused by prolonged insomnia prevents House from making the correct diagnosis, but does not prevent him from leading the bachelor party on the eve of the wedding of Chase and Cameron.

Penelope, the 21-year-old ballet star from New York, can no longer breathe. Due to the antibiotics prescribed by House, she also develops toxic epidermal necrolysis , she loses 80% of the skin, and she faces amputation of her arms and legs. Meanwhile, House admits to Wilson that she is hallucinating and does not understand the reason. Together, they sort out the diagnoses: from schizophrenia to multiple sclerosis, and House is desperately acting, but Amber continues to appear in his mind. House resorts to Cuddy's help. Cameron admits to Chase that he stores the sperm of the deceased husband. She does not fully believe in the success of the marriage with Chase.

A patient enters the hospital, whose left arm is enraged and does everything that she “thinks best” of. House after complete detoxification ceases to see Amber. After spending the night with Cuddy, he meets her at work. But she sets the rules according to which from now on only business relations can exist between them. Хаус с помощью Уилсона пытается выяснить причину подобного поведения, но чем сильнее он стремится к разгадке, тем больше встречает странностей и несоответствий и тем больше сомневается в своем излечении.