House
Overview:
Dr. Gregory House, a drug-addicted, unconventional, misanthropic medical genius, leads a team of diagnosticians at the fictional Princeton–Plainsboro Teaching Hospital in New Jersey.
Season 8

Twenty Vicodin
Season 8 · Episode 1

Transplant
Season 8 · Episode 2

Charity Case
Season 8 · Episode 3

Risky Business
Season 8 · Episode 4

The Confession
Season 8 · Episode 5

Parents
Season 8 · Episode 6

Dead & Buried
Season 8 · Episode 7

Perils of Paranoia
Season 8 · Episode 8

Better Half
Season 8 · Episode 9

Runaways
Season 8 · Episode 10

Nobody's Fault
Season 8 · Episode 11

Chase
Season 8 · Episode 12

Man of the House
Season 8 · Episode 13

Love Is Blind
Season 8 · Episode 14

Blowing the Whistle
Season 8 · Episode 15

Gut Check
Season 8 · Episode 16

We Need the Eggs
Season 8 · Episode 17

Body and Soul
Season 8 · Episode 18

The C-Word
Season 8 · Episode 19

Post Mortem
Season 8 · Episode 20

Holding On
Season 8 · Episode 21

Everybody Dies
Season 8 · Episode 22
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