Gerrit Van Der Meer Upcoming Appearances

While House treats a 32-year-old cosmetics CEO whose leg pain turns much more serious, the hospital welcomes its new board chairman (Chi McBride). He s donated $100 million to the Princeton-Plainsboro, and now wants to run it.

A mobster about to enter the Witness Protection Program collapses before testifying. His coma doesn t last long, but there s something seriously wrong with his liver. Meanwhile, Vogler leans on Cuddy to fire House.

Vogler (Chi McBride) is forcing House to fire one member of his team. Which one? He lets them fight it out as they struggle to save an obese 10-year-old who had a heart attack.

Vogler offers House a way out of his personnel problem. Meanwhile, a senator (Joe Morton) with presidential ambitions doesn t believe it when House tells him he has AIDS.

It s payback time for Vogler (Chi McBride) after House s speech, leading to boardroom sessions that would make Donald Trump blanch. But House is focused on his patients: a pregnant 39-year-old who has trouble swallowing; and a low-weight baby.

A 15-year-old supermodel collapses on a catwalk after seeing double and inexplicably attacking another model. At the hospital, she has short-term memory loss, and a tox screen finds heroin in her system. But could the drug be masking her illness?

A man (Howard Hesseman) suffers a seizure, then bacteria attack his heart, and he needs a transplant immediately.

A man stops breathing during rough sex with his wife (Samantha Mathis), then he develops an agonizingly itchy rash, but those symptoms belie his test results. Meanwhile, House diagnoses a Wall Street workaholic with herpes.

A 22-year-old man who had just called out sick from work loses consciousness after having sex with his fiancée. So he really is sick, but with what?

A homeless Jane Doe (Leslie Hope) collapses while confronting police at an all-night rave, then has a seizure in the hospital. She turns out to be a talented cartoonist, who s diabetic and has a twitch. Wilson suspects ovarian cancer.

A 31-year-old woman (Myndy Crist) sleeps 18 hours a day, and when she s awake she s irritable. It isn t depression, but it will be fatal if House doesn t figure out what it is. Ed: Dominic Purcell. Samantha: Clementine Ford.

A major-league pitcher with a history of drug abuse (Scott Foley) develops brittle bones. Steroids could be the cause, but he insists he s clean, and tests back him up. He doesn t appear to have cancer, either.

A fitness guru known for her natural lifestyle collapses while shooting an infomercial. Meanwhile, Thirteen participates in a clinical drug trial for Huntington s disease led by Foreman; Kutner operates an online medical-advice clinic.

A 16-year-old girl (Michelle Trachtenberg) with a history of allergic reactions and a transplanted heart goes into shock at home, then suffers congestive heart failure at the hospital.

A 6-year-old s intestinal ailment leads to kidney and pituitary-gland failure. It s the same thing that happened to a 73-year-old woman who died---in one day---on House s watch 12 years earlier, and he s determined not to have it happen again.

A young woman (Jayma Mays) swallows a bottle of sleeping pills---not to kill herself but to go to sleep, something she says she hasn t done in 10 days. Then her case deteriorates, but her partner (Dahlia Salem) is in a perfect position to help her.

A 15-year-old faith healer (Thomas Dekker) collapses after laying his hands on an old woman in a walker. An MRI finds a brain abnormality, but he doesn t want it treated for fear that it might affect his healing capabilities.

A 15-year-old faith healer (Thomas Dekker) collapses after laying his hands on an old woman in a walker. An MRI finds a brain abnormality, but he doesn t want it treated for fear that it might affect his healing capabilities.

A 34-year-old supermom is hospitalized after spasms in her arms cause an auto accident. Then she has a stroke. Meanwhile, Stacy and House try to come to grips with their encounter in Baltimore.

House suspects that a patient s illness is genetic and needs a family history. But the man s only living relative, his father (John Larroquette), has been in a vegetative state for 10 years.

A young handyman (Ignacio Serricchio) working for Cuddy falls from her roof, and his condition worsens in the hospital. Meanwhile, a black clinic patient complains of racism when Foreman gives him a blood-pressure medication targeted to blacks.

Conclusion. Now it s Foreman s turn to go blind and suffer agonizing pain from whatever it was that struck Off. Joe Luria, and a stumped House calls on his pet rat, Steve McQueen, to see what he can sniff out in Joe s filthy apartment.

A mother almost drowns her newborn son when she has a seizure while bathing him, but that s not what s causing his serious illness. And the mother s seizure turns out not to be a seizure at all.

House is shot, but that doesn t stop him from working on the vexing case he was handling before the attack. He does, however, have an unusual attitude about it.

House sees two infants in the neonatal ICU and determines immediately that an infection is spreading through the hospital. He s right, of course, but what caused it? House s approach is Solomonic, in a way.

A 38-year-old mentally ill woman (Stacy Edwards) has a pulmonary embolism, something a 38-year-old shouldn t have. This intrigues House, so much that he actually wants to meet her (not just treat her condition).