The medical drama television series 'House' premiered on the Fox network.
The DVD set of the first season of 'House' was released, allowing fans to watch the series outside of television broadcasts.
The final season (Season 8) of 'House' was completed, marking the end of the show's original production.
The last episode of 'House' aired, concluding the series after eight seasons.
Dr. Gregory House is introduced as the head of the Diagnostic Medicine department at Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital.
House assembles his original team comprising Dr. Eric Foreman, Dr. Allison Cameron, and Dr. Robert Chase to diagnose complex cases.
House successfully diagnoses a rare neuromuscular disease in a young patient after several failed attempts by other doctors.
House awkwardly dances with Dr. Lisa Cuddy, marking a significant moment in their complicated personal relationship.
Due to an infarction in his leg muscle, House starts using a cane and faces chronic pain, which influences his behavior and treatment approach.
Following internal conflicts and ethical disagreements, Dr. Foreman leaves the team, signaling the breakdown of the original group.
To replace his previous team, House recruits Dr. Chris Taub, Dr. Lawrence Kutner, and Dr. Remy 'Thirteen' Hadley.
Ongoing Vicodin addiction leads House to experience visual hallucinations, impacting his diagnostic capabilities and behavior.
In an intense psychological event, House confronts his subconscious through hallucinations, leading to moments of clarity about his addiction and personal demons.
The complex relationship between House and Cuddy deepens as they start acknowledging their romantic feelings.
Following rehabilitation for his drug addiction, House returns to his role at the hospital with efforts to control his substance use.
House and Cuddy officially start a romantic relationship, changing the dynamics both professionally and personally.
House is critically injured in a hospital explosion but survives, marking a dramatic turning point in the series.
Facing criminal charges, House stages his own death through a fire accident and fakes his passing to evade jail time.
The final episode shows House alive and well, working with Wilson during his final days, reflecting on life and friendship.
