Olivia Wilde TV Schedule

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House: Kids — Olivia Wilde

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.

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The Next Three Days — Olivia Wilde

John Brennan plots to break his wife out of prison after she is convicted of murder but claims to be innocent. Determined to save her when she becomes suicidal, John draws up an airtight escape plan with the help of an ex-convict who once staged his own daring prison break.

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House: Pilot Episode — Olivia Wilde

In the series pilot, a 29-year-old kindergarten teacher suffers from mysterious seizures that no one on Dr Greg House's diagnostic-medicine team can explain.

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House: Paternity — Olivia Wilde

A 16-year-old boy has night terrors after getting hit on the head by a lacrosse ball, and House immediately suspects he's a victim of sexual abuse. Later, he changes the diagnosis to MS, and that night the youth disappears from his hospital bed. In the clinic, House treats a baby whose mother has an aversion to inoculation, and a man with an infected knee who's almost as obnoxious as House is.

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House: Occam's Razor — Olivia Wilde

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House: Maternity — Olivia Wilde

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. Meanwhile, one of House's clinic patients is a young woman who has what he calls a "parasite".

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House: Damned if You Do — Olivia Wilde

At Christmastime, a nun arrives at the clinic with symptoms resembling stigmata, and House's initial treatment (for an allergic reaction) nearly kills her. Subsequent efforts don't work either, and lead to much soul-searching. Meanwhile, House has a highly unusual remedy for a man with an inflamed bowel.

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House: The Socratic Method — Olivia Wilde

A 38-year-old mentally ill woman 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). Knowing the woman's reality all too well is her teen, who supports her much more than she supports him.

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House: Fidelity — Olivia Wilde

A 31-year-old woman 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.

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House: Poison — Olivia Wilde

Something poisoned a high-school student who became ill during a calculus exam, and House and his team must figure out what it was, while battling the young man's mother, who doesn't trust any of them. In the clinic, meanwhile, House admits an older woman for tests because of a personality change: She's suddenly very interested in sex.

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Cowboys & Aliens — Olivia Wilde

Jake Lonergan wakes up in the Old West with a high-tech gadget on his wrist and no memory of his past. According to the townsfolk he's a wanted criminal, but when aliens attack, Jake and his gadget turn out to be their only hope for survival.

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House: Three Stories — Olivia Wilde

Sela Ward guest stars as House's former girlfriend, a one-time lawyer at the hospital, who wants House to figure out what's ailing her husband. Meanwhile, the dour doc is persuaded to teach a med-school diagnostics course, and his lecture is illustrated with fantasy sequences.

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House: Honeymoon — Olivia Wilde

In the Season 1 finale, House's ex-girlfriend Stacy arranges for him to examine her husband, who's experiencing unexplained abdominal pain and mood swings. Other doctors say the cause is stress, but Stacy thinks otherwise. She also thinks that she and House might not be over each other.

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House: Acceptance — Olivia Wilde

In the Season 2 opener ,House battles to save the life of a volatile death-row inmate who collapses in an exercise yard after hearing the "voices" of the four people he murdered. Just getting him to the hospital requires legal gymnastics, and recently rehired hospital lawyer Stacy Warner performs them---without Cuddy's knowledge. Meanwhile, Cameron refuses to believe a young woman's lung-cancer diagnosis.

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House: Autopsy — Olivia Wilde

A child cancer patient hallucinates for no apparent reason, and bravely undergoes numerous procedures to determine the cause---too bravely, House suspects. He thinks her bravery could be a symptom of a brain tumour. Meanwhile, in the clinic, House must deal with a young man who unsuccessfully tried to alter his appearance.

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House: Humpty Dumpty — Olivia Wilde

A young handyman 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.

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House: TB or Not TB — Olivia Wilde

A doctor who's famous for his humanitarian work in Africa collapses while giving a presentation in a drug-company boardroom. He assumes he has TB, but House, who (not surprisingly) scoffs at the doctor's mission, suspects that something else is wrong. Meanwhile, an imperious clinic patient doesn't like Foreman's bedside manner and complains to Cuddy about it. Trouble is, Foreman was wearing House's name tag at the time.