Why does House call her 13?

House calls Dr. Remy Hadley "Thirteen" because she was assigned the number 13 out of 40 applicants during the tryouts for his new team, and the secretive, enigmatic nature of the nickname suited House's preference for nicknames over real names, eventually becoming her identity on the show.

Does 13 have a name in House?

Dr. Remy Beauregard Hadley was a major character on House from the fourth season onwards. She is best and commonly known as Thirteen due to her number card during eliminations for the fellowship when she was a job applicant at the beginning of Season 4.

Why did Thirteen euthanize her brother?

House figures out that Thirteen had euthanized her brother, who like her mother, suffered from Huntington's disease. Thirteen admits this and explains that her brother had asked her to end his life in one of his increasingly short periods of lucidity.

Why did Foreman fire 13?

Foreman got fired because the relationship was severely compromising his judgement, to the point where his actions on the drug trial almost left Thirteen blind and put the hospital's reputation in jeopardy.

Why was 13 written out of House?

Dr. Remy "Thirteen" Hadley (played by Olivia Wilde) left the show House primarily because the actress took a leave to pursue her burgeoning film career, starting with the movie Cowboys & Aliens, though she briefly returned for the series finale, where House fired her so she could move to Greece and be happy. The departure allowed Wilde to focus on movies, which paid off, and her character's storyline wrapped up by House giving her a push to live her life.
 

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What is the saddest episode of House?

Some of the saddest House M.D. episodes feature heartbreaking patient stories, impossible medical choices, and deep emotional impact, with top contenders including "House Training" (S2) for Foreman's tragic mistake, "Forever" (S2) for a mother's postpartum struggle, "Selfish" (S7) for a selfless donor choice, and "Histories" (S1) for uncovering a family's devastating loss, with many viewers also citing "Both Sides Now" (S5) and the series finale for their emotional weight.
 

Does 13 ever return to House?

Her vacancy in the team is eventually filled by Martha Masters. Thirteen returns in the show's 150th episode, "The Dig", where House meets her upon release from a prison where she has been incarcerated for the last six months for over-prescribing drugs.

What disease almost killed Foreman?

Later House heads back to the officer's flat, where he discovers the stolen drainage water used by the officer for his marijuana, riddled with Naegleria. After House cures Foreman of his amoebic infection, he delivers his moral message: "Don't cut corners when growing your pot."

Why was Kutner killed off so suddenly?

This decision, as many fans know, was due to a job offer Kutner's actor, Kal Penn, received from then-President Obama. Due to this job offer, Penn had to cut his character's story short, leading to the decision to kill him off via suicide.

Did Foreman love Thirteen?

Although the relationship is unlikely to resume, it's still clear that Foreman has feelings for Thirteen. He remains very protective of her and is the most upset when she's evasive and secretive with the rest of the team.

Did Cuddy go to House's funeral?

No, Dr. Cuddy did not attend Dr. House's funeral in the House M.D. series finale because actress Lisa Edelstein did not return for the final season due to contract negotiations and scheduling, leaving a noticeable absence at the event where most other main characters, even deceased ones, appeared. In-universe, her non-attendance also made sense given House's destructive behavior, like driving his car into her house, leading to her cutting ties with him.
 

Who replaced Thirteen on House?

Thirteen takes a leave of absence for most of season seven, and her position is filled by medical student Martha M. Masters (Amber Tamblyn).

Is Dr. House autistic?

No, Dr. Gregory House is not officially autistic, though fans and characters in the show have speculated, particularly about Asperger's syndrome, due to his brilliant diagnostic skills, social difficulties, and nonconformity; however, his behavior is more consistently explained by antisocial personality disorder (ASPD) traits and his chronic pain, with his supposed Asperger's connection being a momentary plot device by his friend Wilson. 

Why did Olivia Wilde leave the House?

Olivia Wilde left the TV show House primarily for scheduling conflicts to film major movies like Cowboys & Aliens, opening the door for her burgeoning film career, though her character, Thirteen, was written off with a storyline of pursuing life before her Huntington's disease progressed, a decision Wilde supported for a satisfying exit.
 

Why did Thirteen ask for time off?

Thirteen takes personal leave. She misleads the rest of the team that she is seeking treatment for her Huntington's disease in Rome, but in reality she is leaving to take care of her older brother, who is in the final stages of the disease.

Is 13 sick on House?

Dr. Hadley, “13,” is in a reckless stage of her life now that she has been diagnosed with Huntington's Disease. She stays out all night, does drugs and brings home strange women whom she's never met before.

Why did Taub not go to Kutners' funeral?

Before Cuddy leaves for the funeral, Taub says that they diagnosed Charlotte too late and she will die. Cuddy offers Taub a ride which he refuses. Cuddy says that Charlotte's death bought them more time to save Eddie and to transplant her heart which will give her death meaning, but Taub says it won't.

Who murdered Kutner's House?

Death. Despite his success, Kutner committed suicide in the episode Simple Explanation. His lifeless body was found (with a gun nearby) by Thirteen and Foreman, who had been sent to Kutner's apartment by House when Kutner was late for work.

Why did Taub left the House?

In the Season 6 episode Epic Fail, Taub quits because when he learned that House wasn't coming back, he started searching for a new job. He got an offer to join a friends surgical practice.

What is Gregory House's mental illness?

Dr. Gregory House from House M.D. doesn't have one single diagnosed mental illness, but exhibits traits of several conditions, including narcissistic personality traits, sociopathy, and struggles with addiction (Vicodin), leading to hallucinations and deep-seated emotional issues from chronic pain. While his friend Wilson briefly suggested Asperger's Syndrome due to his social difficulties and rule-bending, it was dismissed as House being a "jerk," and he eventually sought treatment at a psychiatric hospital for his psychological problems. 

Did Cameron go to House's funeral?

Yes, Dr. Allison Cameron (played by Jennifer Morrison) does attend Dr. House's funeral in the series finale, "Everybody Dies," delivering a heartfelt eulogy stating that somewhere inside, House knew how to love, solidifying her presence as a key figure in his life and legacy despite her earlier departure.
 

Why did House Fire Amber?

He fired Cole instead. However, when the endgame came up in Games, House decided that Amber had to be the last to be fired. Although he admired Amber's ambition and ability to play the game, her "win at all costs" attitude wasn't compatible with the job; House said that when one works for him, one had to lose.

Does Cuddy get pregnant by House?

Yes, Dr. Cuddy does get pregnant (via IVF) but suffers a miscarriage; she later adopts a baby girl named Rachel in Season 5 after a storyline where she takes the baby from a dying patient, as depicted in the episode "Joy to the World", notes IMDb.
 

Why was Jennifer Morrison written out of House?

Jennifer Morrison left House in Season 6 because it was a creative decision by the producers, who felt her character, Dr. Allison Cameron, had run out of storylines and needed to move on, though Morrison stated she was surprised and would have stayed. While she was exploring other opportunities like Once Upon a Time, the primary reason was an artistic one, with writers struggling to integrate Cameron as the show shifted focus, leading to her character's departure from the main diagnostic team.
 

Does Wilson blame House for Amber's death?

No, Wilson doesn't blame House for Amber's death in a simple way; he tells House, "I don't blame you," but their relationship is severely fractured because House's reckless behavior led to the chain of events that put her on the bus, creating a deep, painful rift that lasts for a while, though they eventually work through it as House grapples with guilt.