Episode Info

Final: 8x22 -- Everybody Dies (May/21/2012)

In the series finale, House treats a heroin-addicted patient whose outlook on life puts House in a burning building haunted by the ghosts of his past.

Cast

Hugh Laurie As Dr. Gregory House	Lisa Edelstein As Dr. Lisa Cuddy (S01-S07)
Omar Epps As Dr. Eric Foreman	Robert Sean Leonard As Dr. James Wilson
Jesse Spencer As Dr. Robert Chase	Peter Jacobson (1) As Dr. Christopher Taub (ep. 80+; Recurring Previously)
Olivia Wilde As Dr. Remy Hadley ("Thirteen") (ep. 80-154; Recurring Previously)	Odette Yustman As Dr. Jessica Adams (as Odette Annable, episode 156+)
Charlyne Yi As Dr. Chi Park (episode 156+)	Jennifer Morrison As Dr. Allison Cameron (S01-S06)
[Select Character Guide]Dr. Allison CameronDr. Christopher TaubDr. Eric ForemanDr. Gregory HouseDr. James WilsonDr. Lawrence KutnerDr. Lisa CuddyDr. Remy HadleyDr. Robert Chase • view full cast list, character guides

Reviews

ca451z Reviews: 4

House Now at Season 3Rating: 11 likes, 11 dislikes The series started, as so many do, very strong. The novelity of a brilliant maverick doctors who is mysanthropic in nature was a quick hit. Season two was a bit less interesting and the character seems to be getting more predictable and boreing in season three. If the producers do not interject some interesting elements in the next few episodes, there will not be a season four, and the fans of Mr. Laurie [me included], will wait to see what the lead actor does next. Read more Review posted on Monday, October 16th 2006 at 5:00 am

Rebelman Reviews: 15

House Season 4Rating: 7 likes, 3 dislikes House season 4 is off to a good start in bringing new life into the show. Many have been disappointed thus far that the original cast has has not been as on screen as House has this season. I have to ask the question, what about shows like ER? It's been on forever and the original cast is not the same, is it off the air yet? Just because a show brings new life to the show with new plot twists does not mean the show is going to be canceled. Read more Review posted on Saturday, November 10th 2007 at 11:06 pm

conniewrites Reviews: 4

House Episode 23 Season 5 "Under My Skin" Review b...Rating: 4 likes, 0 dislikes House Season 5 Episode 23 "Under My Skin Review by Connie Norberg The beginning ballet performance captured my attention when the young ballerina lady was dropped by her co-dancer and all of a sudden could not breathe. Meanwhile, poor House finds himself in recognition with his imagination, "Amber." You could tell he wanted to be free from this chaotic embrace he shares with her so much so that he argues with "her" about being rational. It was unusual to me that House wanted to take a personal day from work; it's just not like him. His persistence to remain at home, unbothered, is not outweighed, because the young ballerina now needs a diagnosis. He humors the audience by going into work anyway, possibly to get mental help from his "rational" thoughts, "Amber." Read more Review posted on Thursday, May 7th 2009 at 5:23 pm

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8x22: Everybody Dies recap: House wakes up and finds himself in an abandoned warehouse, lying next to a man. As House crawls over, Kutner appears and explains that he’s House’s subconscious and the man is dead. House points out that Kutner is dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, and Kutner warns him that the fire burning through the warehouse isn’t dead. He tells House to get moving, but House doesn’t see the point since he’s hallucinating. Kutner asks how he met the dead man... read more.

8x21: Holding On recap: Wilson gets up out of bed and goes to see House, and tells him that he won’t do chemo. When House points out that it he’ll be dead in five months without it, Wilson insists that he doesn’t want to extend his life no matter how much suffering it involves. He walks away and ignores House when he yells that he won’t let his friend die... read more.

8x20: Post Mortem recap: A Princeton physician, Dr. Penza, tries and fails to save a patient. The body is taken to the morgue where the pathologist, Dr. Peter Treiber, goes to work. He confirms that the woman had an undetected myocardial infection and Penza misdiagnosed, giving her steroids which aggravated his patient’s condition. He checks his board of all of the Princeton physicians and notes for the recording that it’s Penza’s third misdiagnosis this year. As he prepares to open up the corpse’s skull, Peter suddenly puts the scalpel to his own head. When an orderly comes in a few seconds later, Treiber is bleeding from the skull and complaining that he feels cold... read more.

8x19: The C-Word recap: Simon Lawson takes his six-year-old daughter Emily to the park. She wants to go on the carousel by herself and Simon reluctantly lets her, warning her not to tell her mother. As her father films her, Emily rides on the carousel but her nose starts bleeding. When her horse comes around, there’s no sign of Emily on it. A desperate Simon runs onto the carousel and finds Emily, unconscious, in the center... read more.

8x18: Body and Soul recap: Lue is sleeping at home in his bedroom dreaming that a demonic hag has entered his room and started choking him. His mother Lida tries to wake him up, telling him that there’s no one there, but discovers that her son isn’t breathing... read more.

Crew

Creator: David Shore
Executive Producer: Peter Blake (2), Greg Yaitanes, Hugh Laurie, Paul Attanasio, Katie Jacobs, Bryan Singer, David Shore, Daniel Sackheim, Thomas L. Moran, Russel Friend

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Recurring Guests