Omar Epps Upcoming Appearances

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 young interracial couple (Jurnee Smollett, Raviv Ullman) suffer acute abdominal pain shortly after he saves her from being raped during a holdup attempt at a diner. Then she goes into a coma.

A 600-pound man (Pruitt Taylor Vince) is brought into the hospital in a coma. He wakes up soon enough, appears to have recovered and demands to be released. But the reason for the coma remains unclear.

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.

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.

During a meningitis outbreak that fills the hospital, a 12-year-old diver exhibits many of the disease s symptoms, and some other ones, too. Meanwhile, with Vogler out of the picture, House offers Cameron her job back.

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.

House meets a hard-drinking, quick-thinking woman (Cynthia Nixon) at an offtrack betting parlor just before she has a seizure. Later, at the hospital, she seems strangely unconcerned when Cameron tells her that she has fast-killing pancreatic cancer.

A 16-year-old Hurricane Katrina victim goes into cardiac shock after having hallucinations on a plane. At the hospital, her heart s fine but she quickly deteriorates.

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

A prospective astronaut has an attack of synesthesia in a flight simulator, then asks House to diagnose her off the books. House shares the case with the candidates he has rounded up to replace Cameron, Chase and Foreman (40 of them, initially).

House is recruited by the CIA to help diagnose a dying agent, but the agency doctor (Michael Michele) spearheading the case offers very little information about the agent s history or previous assignments. That means House must improvise.

No sooner does a 6-year-old in abdominal agony arrive at the hospital than her divorced parents begin sniping at each other. Meanwhile, Cuddy has restricted House s access to Vicodin.

Before his date in court, House has something to say to Tritter (David Morse) as he treats a firefighter (Tory Kittles) who s shivering when he arrives at the hospital from a fire.

Cuddy assigns House to full-time clinic duty (“You owe me,” she tells him), and he behaves more strangely than usual. Then a rape victim (Katheryn Winnick), who is physically healthy and should be seeing a psychiatrist, demands to talk to House instead.