Replying to @daxdaxvalosmurf
i wouldn't be hurt if you decided to block this account to hide the mystery, but my fun is in letting people know what the context is as well as providing the episode number to watch as for me spoilers tend to drive me to go enjoy media.
-S2E19 "House vs. God"
House and his collages are keeping tally if it was House who saved the patient or by shear luck (of god).
-S6E5 "Brave Heart"
House and foreman start and autopsy on a man who was declared dead, he was not in fact dead.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology uses a five-gallon test standard for fuel pumps so volumes dispensed under 5 gallons can be inaccurate.
-S6E17 "lockdown"
It's implied by this episode that Cameron may have never loved Chase in the first place making the Assassination a false catalyst for the end of their relationship.
S5E22 "House Divided"
House's former coworker suggested he call a stripper who uses a body butter that Chase is allergic to.
-S2E20-21 "Euphoria"
Foreman isn't a maniac he's suffering from a disease what's symptoms include Euphoria, a symptom that causes extreme feelings of happiness.
-S6 E2 "Epic fail"
The patient is a VR video game developer, his illness caused him to have hallucinations of the game he's making.
-S4E15 "Houses Head"
House was in a bus accident and forgot one of the passengers on the bus that needed help only to find it was Amber, one of House's past employs and Wilson's girlfriend.
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-S5E17 "The Social Contract"
The patient has a Frontal lobe disorder causing him to say everything on his mind.
-S7E12 "You Must Remember This"
No but House "borrowed" a cat for one episode in -S5E18 "Here Kitty"
S4E3 "97 Seconds"
House electrocuted himself to meet god. (this is in fact electrocution as it initiated Cardiac arrest. Being shocked without Cardiac arrest is just being shocked.)


















