Doris Egan Upcoming Appearances

Cuddy assigns House to treat an Iraq vet complaining of Gulf War syndrome who happens to be a nephew of a big hospital donor. House recognizes the patient s face---from a nightmare he had the night before.

All the doctors try to find what s wrong with a 28-year-old con artist who collapses after her brain “freezes,” but the case becomes personal for Foreman. The patient tells him she thinks he doesn t regard her very highly.

Gibbs and his team investigate the death of a Navy translator who arrived from Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and died from emeralds lodged in his stomach. Gerald Jackson: Pancho Demmings. Agent Paula Cassidy: Jessica Steen. Benjamin Frank: Heath Freeman.

A 14-year-old with leukemia needs a bone-marrow transplant from his 10-year-old brother to save his life, but the brother develops an infection that not only prevents him from donating but could kill him as well.

A 19-year-old (Lyndsy Fonseca) coughs up blood and her condition soon deteriorates. House surmises that her body is “confused” and thinks she has an infection, though none can be found.

A woman (Sherilyn Fenn) digs herself out of a shallow grave and doesn t know who she is, but is convinced that a bomb is on board a Navy ship. Stephen Brauer: Derek de Lint. Dr. Joel Sanderson: Jim Rash. Tom Verne: Al Espinoza. Kate: Sasha Alexander.

Dave Matthews guest stars as a 35-year-old savant whose hand constricts during a piano recital. As the patient s condition quickly deteriorates at the hospital, House makes plans (unannounced, of course) to go to Boston.

House and Cuddy have an airborne medical crisis while returning from a symposium in Singapore. It begins when a first-class passenger becomes violently ill. House suspects meningitis, and soon others become sick, Cuddy among them.

A gun-wielding clinic patient (Zeljko Ivanek) takes House, Thirteen and several other patients hostage in Cuddy s waiting room and demands that House diagnose and treat him.

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 battle of wills pits Tru against Jack, who tells her to “stop messing with fate”---a warning that haunts her involvement in the destinies of her brother and a former lover (Matthew Bomer). Randall: John Reardon. Jack: Jason Priestley.

Engulfed in a furious squall, a harbor-patrol officer s fate hinges on Tru s guile and her clash of wills with the evil Jack Harper. Harper s now in league with Tru s father (Cotter Smith), a devilish lawyer manipulating Harrison.

Police suspect Tru of murder on a complexly plotted “redo” day that involves a duplicitous psychiatrist and an ingenious scheme hatched by Tru s dad and her nemesis, Jack. Dr. Burrell: Erick Avari. Det. Gomez: Jana Mitsoula. Dr. Carrie Allen: Liz Vassey.

A cry for help baffles Tru, who can t ID the victim. She thinks the source is a med student s secretive finacée, but Davis s choice is a new friend, a psychologist with secrets of her own. Carrie: Liz Vassey. Avery: Lizzy Caplan. Lexi: Marnie Alton.

A cry for help rattles Jack, who struggles with his role in the fate of a suicidal loner (Maggie Lawson) he s grown fond of, on a complex day that also pits him against Tru and her conspiratorial father (Cotter Smith). Billy: Steve Braun.

Death gets personal for Tru when her love interest is slain. Now she seeks to undo the killing, but the victim never asks for help. Who does? An escaped con killed in a car crash. Jack, of course, figures in the mystery. Jensen: Eric Christian Olsen.

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.