House M.D. (Episode List)

House, also known as House, M.D., is an American medical drama series which premiered on Fox (GoAnimate in Real Life) on November 16, 2004. House was created by David Shore. The show follows Dr. Gregory House (Hugh Laurie), an irascible, maverick medical genius who heads a team of diagnosticians at the fictional Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital (PPTH) in New Jersey. In a typical episode, the team is presented with an unusual case; the storyline follows the diagnosis of the patient's illness, a process often complicated by the internal competition and personal foibles of the diagnostic team. The team leader, House, frequently clashes with his boss (Dr. Lisa Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein) in seasons 1 through 7, and Dr. Eric Foreman in season 8), and his only friend, Dr. James Wilson (Robert Sean Leonard).

In seasons 1 through 3, House's diagnostic team includes Dr. Allison Cameron (Jennifer Morrison), Dr. Robert Chase (Jesse Spencer) and Dr. Eric Foreman (Omar Epps). This team leaves the show in the third season finale "Human Error". The show achieved its highest ranking with the episode "Human Error"; this episode placed the series in first position for the week it aired. Each season introduces a recurring guest star, who appears in a multi-episode story arc. The fourth season was the only exception to this pattern. It introduced seven new characters who compete for the coveted positions on House's team, replacing Cameron, Chase and Foreman. House eventually selects Dr. Chris Taub (Peter Jacobson), Dr. Lawrence Kutner (Kal Penn) and Dr. Remy "Thirteen" Hadley (Olivia Wilde) as his new team; Foreman rejoins soon after. Following Kutner's death in season five, through a series of plot twists, House reacquires Chase, one of the original team members. When House resigns early in season six, Foreman takes his place, but he soon fires Thirteen, and Taub quits because he was there only to work with House. After this, Foreman hires both Cameron and Chase, but, soon, House comes back, spurring the return of Thirteen and Taub, too. When the dictator ("The Tyrant") dies because of Chase's intentional misunderstanding, Cameron and even Chase decide to leave the PPTH. But, Chase's desire to be part of House's team makes Cameron quit (though she later returns for the episode "Lockdown"). At the beginning of season seven, Thirteen ostensibly goes away to Rome (it's later revealed that this was actually a lie), leaving a vacancy on House's team. House proposes then, giving a chance to the rest of his team, to hire a new member. After some unsuccessful tries, Cuddy hires Martha M. Masters (Amber Tamblyn), a medical student in the episode "Office Politics". In the episode "Last Temptation", Masters takes the final choice to leave House's team. After being incarcerated following the events of "Moving On", House is released on probation thanks to Foreman, who has taken Cuddy's place as the Dean of Medicine. House is initially assigned a single team member, Dr. Chi Park (Charlyne Yi). After securing funding for his department in the season eight episode "Risky Business", House brings on former prison doctor Jessica Adams (Odette Annable) and rehires Chase and Taub. Since its premiere, the show has constantly received both high ratings and critical acclaim. Eight seasons were aired in the United States, the fourth of which was interrupted by the 2007–2008 Writers Guild of America strike and included only 16 episodes instead of the regular 22–24. Despite this interruption, House achieved its highest number of viewers for the episode "Frozen", for which there were over 29 million viewers on the night it aired due to its position as the lead-out program for Super Bowl XLII. In January 2009, House moved from its Tuesday, 8:00 pm ET slot to a new time slot of Monday nights at 8:00 pm ET, immediately before the Fox hit 24. Fox renewed the show for a seventh season, which premiered on September 20, 2010. An eighth season was announced on May 10, 2011 and premiered on October 3, 2011. On February 8, 2012, Fox announced that the season would be House ' s last.

All eight seasons were released on DVD and Blu-ray by Universal in North America, Europe and Australia. As of June 16, 2009, the show has been aired in more than 60 countries, with 86 million viewers worldwide. In the following list, the number in the first column refers to the episode's number within the entire series. The second column indicates the episode's number within that season. "US viewers in millions" refers to the number of Americans in millions who watched the episode live while it was broadcast or by a few hours later with a digital video recorder.

A total of 177 episodes of House were broadcast over eight seasons, with the series finale airing on May 21, 2012.

The show started on November 16, 2004, and has received a high viewing rating from the first episode to the last one. It has achieved a maximum 29.04 million viewers and its highest overall rank is seventh during its third and fourth seasons. It also ranked sixth in the 18–49 age range during its second season.

Production Companies
Heel & Toe Films Shore Z Productions Bad Hat Harry Productions NBC Universal Television Studio (2004-2007) Universal Media Studios (2007-2011) Universal Television (2011-2012)

Distributor
Universal Television NBC Universal Television Distribution

Aspect Ratios
480i/720p (4:3 SDTV/16:9 HDTV) (2004-2012)

GoAnimate in Real Life Channel
FOX

Length
60 minutes

Season 1 (2004-2005)
Written by: Bryan Singer, Directed by: David Shore Written by: Lawrence Kaplow, Directed by: Peter O'Fallon Written by: Bryan Singer, Directed by: David Shore Written by: David Foster, Directed by: Frederick King Keller Written by: Lawrence Kaplow and Thomas L. Moran, Directed by: Nelson McCormick Written by: Joel Thompson, Directed by: Dan Attias Written by: John Mankiewicz and David Shore, Directed by: Keith Gordon Written by: Sara B. Cooper, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Written by: Thomas L. Moran, Directed by: Bryan Spicer Written by: Peter Blake, Directed by: Newton Thomas Sigel Written by: John Mankiewicz, Directed by: Peter Medak Written by: Lawrence Kaplow and Thomas L. Moran, Directed by: Deran Sarafian Written by: Matt Witten, Directed by: Guy Ferland Written by: Lawrence Kaplow, Directed by: Randy Zisk Written by: Peter Blake and Matt Witten, Directed by: Daniel Sackheim Teleplay by: Peter Blake and David Shore, Story by: Peter Blake, Directed by: Bill Johnson Written by: Matt Witten, Directed by: Peter O'Fallon Written by: Thomas L. Moran, Directed by: Fred Gerber Written by: David Foster and John Mankiewicz, Directed by: Tim Hunter Written by: David Shore, Directed by: Paris Barclay Written by: Sara B. Cooper, Directed by: Bryan Spicer Written by: Lawrence Kaplow and John Mankiewicz, Directed by: Frederick King Keller
 * 1) Episode 1: Pilot - November 16, 2004
 * 1) Episode 2: Paternity - November 23, 2004
 * 1) Episode 3: Occam's Razor - November 30, 2004
 * 1) Episode 4: DNR - December 7, 2004
 * 1) Episode 5: Detox - December 14, 2004
 * 1) Episode 6: Histories - December 21, 2004
 * 1) Episode 7: Sports Medicine - December 28, 2004
 * 1) Episode 8: Damned If You Do - January 25, 2005
 * 1) Episode 9: Fidelity - February 1, 2005
 * 1) Episode 10: Maternity - February 8, 2005
 * 1) Episode 11: The Socratic Method - February 15, 2005
 * 1) Episode 12: Kids - February 22, 2005
 * 1) Episode 13: Poison - March 1, 2005
 * 1) Episode 14: Control - March 8, 2005
 * 1) Episode 15: Cursed - March 15, 2005
 * 1) Episode 16: Babies and Bathwater - March 22, 2005
 * 1) Episode 17: Role Model - March 29, 2005
 * 1) Episode 18: Heavy - April 12, 2005
 * 1) Episode 19: Mob Rules - April 19, 2005
 * 1) Episode 20: Three Stories - May 3, 2005
 * 1) Episode 21: Love Hurts - May 10, 2005
 * 1) Episode 22: Honeymoon - May 17, 2005

Season 2 (2005-2006)
Written by: Russel Friend and Garrett Lerner, Directed by: Dan Attias Written by: Lawrence Kaplow, Directed by: Deran Sarafian Written by: David Foster, Directed by: Peter O’Fallon Written by: Thomas L. Moran, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Written by: Matt Witten, Directed by: Dan Attias Written by: Sara Hess, Directed by: Fred Gerber Written by: Liz Friedman, Directed by: Gloria Muzio Written by: Peter Blake, Directed by: David Semel Written by: Michael R. Perry, Directed by: Deran Sarafian Written by: Doris Egan, Directed by: Jace Alexander Written by: Pamela Davis, Directed by: David Semel Written by: Lawrence Kaplow, Directed by: Dan Attias Teleplay by: Russel Friend, Garrett Lerner and David Shore, Story by: Russel Friend and Garrett Lerner, Directed by: Jim Hayman Written by: Liz Friedman, Directed by: Daniel Sackheim Written by: Thomas L. Moran, Directed by: Deran Sarafian Written by: Sara Hess, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Written by: Peter Blake, Directed by: Felix Alcala Written by: Sara Hess, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Written by: Doris Egan, Directed by: John F. Showalter Written by: Matthew Lewis, Directed by: Deran Sarafian Written by: Russel Friend, Garrett Lerner and David Shore, Directed by: Deran Sarafian Written by: Matt Witten, Directed by: David Semel Teleplay by: Lawrence Kaplow and John Mankiewicz, Story by: Charles M. Duncan and John Mankiewicz, Directed by: Martha Mitchell Teleplay by: David Shore, Story by: Lawrence Kaplow and David Shore, Directed by: David Shore
 * 1) Episode 1 (23): Acceptance - September 13, 2005
 * 1) Episode 2 (24): Autopsy - September 20, 2005
 * 1) Episode 3 (25): TB or Not TB - September 27, 2005
 * 1) Episode 4 (26): Daddy's Boy - October 4, 2005
 * 1) Episode 5 (27): Humpty Dumpty - October 25, 2005
 * 1) Episode 6 (28): Spin - November 1, 2005
 * 1) Episode 7 (29): Hunting - November 8, 2005
 * 1) Episode 8 (30): The Mistake - November 15, 2005
 * 1) Episode 9 (31): Deception - November 22, 2005
 * 1) Episode 10 (32): Failure to Communicate - January 10, 2006
 * 1) Episode 11 (33): Need to Know - January 31, 2006
 * 1) Episode 12 (34): Distractions - February 7, 2006
 * 1) Episode 13 (35): Skin Deep - February 28, 2006
 * 1) Episode 14 (36): Forever - March 7, 2006
 * 1) Episode 15 (37): Clueless - March 28, 2006
 * 1) Episode 16 (38): Sleeping Dogs Lie - April 4, 2006
 * 1) Episode 17 (39): Safe - April 11, 2006
 * 1) Episode 18 (40): All In - April 18, 2006
 * 1) Episode 19 (41): House vs. God - April 25, 2006
 * 1) Episode 20 (42): Euphoria Part 1 - May 2, 2006
 * 1) Episode 21 (43): Euphoria Part 2 - May 2, 2006
 * 1) Episode 22 (44): Sex Kills - May 9, 2006
 * 1) Episode 23 (45): Who’s Your Daddy? - May 16, 2006
 * 1) Episode 24 (46): No Reason - May 23, 2006

Season 3 (2006-2007)
Teleplay by: Lawrence Kaplow and David Shore, Story by: Russel Friend, Lawrence Kaplow, Garrett Lerner and David Shore, Directed by: Deran Sarafian Written by: David Foster, Directed by: Laura Innes Written by: Thomas L. Moran, Directed by: Deran Sarafian Written by: Peter Blake, Directed by: David Platt Written by: David Hoselton, Directed by: Newton Thomas Sigel Written by: Pamela Davis, Directed by: Daniel Sackheim Written by: Doris Egan, Directed by: Dan Attias Teleplay by: Lawrence Kaplow and David Shore, Story by: Russel Friend, Lawrence Kaplow, Garrett Lerner and David Shore, Directed by: Daniel Sackheim Written by: Sara Hess, Directed by: Deran Sarafian Written by: Liz Friedman, Directed by: Tony To Written by: Leonard Dick, Directed by: Daniel Sackheim Written by: David Shore, Directed by: Juan J. Campanella Written by: David Foster, Directed by: Peter O'Fallon Written by: Matthew V. Lewis, Directed by: Deran Sarafian Written by: Sara Hess, Directed by: Daniel Sackheim Written by: Thomas L. Moran, Directed by: Deran Sarafian Written by: Russel Friend and Garrett Lerner, Directed by: Matt Shakman Written by: David Hoselton, Directed by: Elodie Keene Written by: Lawrence Kaplow, Directed by: Katie Jacobs Written by: Doris Egan, Directed by: Paul McCrane Written by: Liz Friedman, Directed by: David Straiton Written by: Pamela Davis, Directed by: Martha Mitchell Written by: Leonard Dick, Directed by: Daniel Sackheim Written by: Lawrence Kaplow and Thomas L. Moran, Directed by: Katie Jacobs
 * 1) Episode 1 (47): Meaning - September 5, 2006
 * 1) Episode 2 (48): Informed Consent - September 12, 2006
 * 1) Episode 3 (49): Que Será Será - September 26, 2006
 * 1) Episode 4 (50): Fools for Love - October 3, 2006
 * 1) Episode 5 (51): Lines in the Sand - October 10, 2006
 * 1) Episode 6 (52): Whac-a-Mole - October 31, 2006
 * 1) Episode 7 (53): Son of Coma Guy - November 7, 2006
 * 1) Episode 8 (54): Cane and Able - November 14, 2006
 * 1) Episode 9 (55): Finding Judas - November 21, 2006
 * 1) Episode 10 (56): Merry Little Christmas - November 28, 2006
 * 1) Episode 11 (57): Words and Deeds - January 9, 2007
 * 1) Episode 12 (58): One Day, One Room - January 30, 2007
 * 1) Episode 13 (59): Needle in a Haystack - February 6, 2007
 * 1) Episode 14 (60): Insensitive - February 13, 2007
 * 1) Episode 15 (61): Act Your Age - March 6, 2007
 * 1) Episode 16 (62): Top Secret - March 13, 2007
 * 1) Episode 17 (63): Fetal Position - March 20, 2007
 * 1) Episode 18 (64): Airborne - March 27, 2007
 * 1) Episode 19 (65): Half-Wit - April 17, 2007
 * 1) Episode 20 (66): House Training - April 24, 2007
 * 1) Episode 21 (67): Family - May 1, 2007
 * 1) Episode 22 (68): Resignation - May 8, 2007
 * 1) Episode 23 (69): The Jerk - May 15, 2007
 * 1) Episode 24 (70): Human Error - May 29, 2007

Season 4 (2007-2008)
Teleplay by: Peter Blake and David Shore, Story by: Peter Blake, Directed by: Deran Sarafian Written by: Leonard Dick and Doris Egan, Directed by: Deran Sarafian Written by: Russel Friend and Garrett Lerner, Directed by: David Platt Written by: David Hoselton, Directed by: Deran Sarafian Written by: David Foster, Directed by: David Platt Written by: Eli Attie, Directed by: Deran Sarafian Teleplay by: Peter Blake and Thomas L. Moran, Story by: Thomas L. Moran, Directed by: Juan J. Campanella Written by: Sara Hess, Directed by: Lesli Linka Glatter Written by: Sean Whitesell, Directed by: David Straiton Written by: Pamela Davis, Directed by: Matt Shakman Written by: Leonard Dick and Doris Egan, Directed by: Deran Sarafian Written by: Liz Friedman, Directed by: David Straiton Written by: David Hoselton and David Shore, Directed by: Deran Sarafian Written by: Sara Hess and Liz Friedman, Directed by: David Straiton Teleplay by: Peter Blake, David Foster, Russel Friend and Garrett Lerner, Story by: Doris Egan, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Written by: Peter Blake, David Foster, Russel Friend and Garrett Lerner, Directed by: Katie Jacobs
 * 1) Episode 1 (71): Alone - September 25, 2007
 * 1) Episode 2 (72): The Right Stuff - October 2, 2007
 * 1) Episode 3 (73): 97 Seconds - October 9, 2007
 * 1) Episode 4 (74): Guardian Angels - October 23, 2007
 * 1) Episode 5 (75): Mirror Mirror - October 30, 2007
 * 1) Episode 6 (76): Games - November 6, 2007
 * 1) Episode 7 (77): Whatever It Takes - November 13, 2007
 * 1) Episode 8 (78): You Don't Want to Know - November 20, 2007
 * 1) Episode 9 (79): Ugly - November 27, 2007
 * 1) Episode 10 (80): It's a Wonderful Lie - January 8, 2008
 * 1) Episode 11 (81): Don't Ever Change - January 15, 2008
 * 1) Episode 12 (82): Frozen - January 22, 2008
 * 1) Episode 13 (83): No More Mr. Nice Guy - April 28, 2008
 * 1) Episode 14 (84): Living the Dream - May 5, 2008
 * 1) Episode 15 (85): House’s Head - May 12, 2008
 * 1) Episode 16 (86): Wilson’s Heart - May 19, 2008

Season 5 (2008-2009)
Written by: Eli Attie, Directed by: Deran Sarafian Written by: Lawrence Kaplow and David Shore, Directed by: David Straiton Written by: Carol Green and Justin Paddock, Directed by: Andrew Bernstein Written by: Peter Blake, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Teleplay by: Eli Attie and Matthew V. Lewis, Story by: Matthew V. Lewis, Directed by: Katie Jacobs Written by: Pamela Davis and Leonard Dick, Directed by: Jim Hayman Written by: Doris Egan and David Foster, Directed by: David Platt Written by: David Hoselton, Directed by: Deran Sarafian Written by: Russel Friend and Garrett Lerner, Directed by: Deran Sarafian Written by: Peter Blake, Directed by: David Straiton Written by: Liz Friedman and Sara Hess, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Written by: Eli Attie and Thomas L. Moran, Directed by: Andrew Bernstein Written by: David Foster and Lawrence Kaplow, Directed by: Deran Sarafian Written by: Sara Hess, Directed by: Lesli Linka Glatter Written by: David Hoselton, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Written by: Liz Friedman, Directed by: Deran Sarafian Written by: Doris Egan, Directed by: Andrew Bernstein Written by: Peter Blake, Directed by: Juan J. Campanella Written by: David Foster, Russel Friend and Garrett Lerner, Directed by: Dan Attias Written by: Leonard Dick, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Written by: Eli Attie and Thomas L. Moran, Directed by: Matthew Penn Written by: Liz Friedman and Matthew V. Lewis, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Written by: Pamela Davis and Lawrence Kaplow, Directed by: David Straiton Written by: Doris Egan, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes
 * 1) Episode 1 (87): Dying Changes Everything - September 16, 2008
 * 1) Episode 2 (88): Not Cancer - September 23, 2008
 * 1) Episode 3 (89): Adverse Events - September 30, 2008
 * 1) Episode 4 (90): The Itch - October 14, 2008
 * 1) Episode 5 (91): Last Resort - October 21, 2008
 * 1) Episode 6 (92): Emancipation - October 28, 2008
 * 1) Episode 7 (93): Birthmarks - November 11, 2008
 * 1) Episode 8 (94): Joy - November 18, 2008
 * 1) Episode 9 (95): Let Them Eat Cake - November 25, 2008
 * 1) Episode 10 (96): Joy to the World - December 9, 2008
 * 1) Episode 11 (97): Lucky Thirteen - December 16, 2008
 * 1) Episode 12 (98): Painless - January 19, 2009
 * 1) Episode 13 (99): Big Baby - January 26, 2009
 * 1) Episode 14 (100): The Greater Good – February 2, 2009
 * 1) Episode 15 (101): Unfaithful - February 16, 2009
 * 1) Episode 16 (102): The Softer Side - February 23, 2009
 * 1) Episode 17 (103): The Social Contract - March 9, 2009
 * 1) Episode 18 (104): Here Kitty - March 16, 2009
 * 1) Episode 19 (105): Locked In - March 30, 2009
 * 1) Episode 20 (106): Simple Explanation - April 6, 2009
 * 1) Episode 21 (107): Saviors - April 13, 2009
 * 1) Episode 22 (108): House Divided - April 27, 2009
 * 1) Episode 23 (109): Under My Skin - May 4, 2009
 * 1) Episode 24 (110): Both Sides Now - May 11, 2009

Season 6 (2009-2010)
Written by: David Foster, Russel Friend, Garrett Lerner and David Shore, Directed by: Katie Jacobs Written by: Sara Hess and Liz Friedman, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Written by: Peter Blake, Directed by: David Straiton Written by: Thomas L. Moran, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Written by: Lawrence Kaplow, Directed by: Matt Shakman Written by: Doris Egan and Matthew V. Lewis, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Written by: Eli Attie, Directed by: David Straiton Written by: David Hostelton, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Written by: David Foster, Directed by: Lesli Linka Glatter Written by: Russel Friend and Garrett Lerner, Directed by: David Straiton Written by: Thomas L. Moran, Directed by: Andrew Bernstein Written by: Sara Hess and Liz Friedman, Directed by: Nick Gomez Written by: Peter Blake, Directed by: Andrew Bernstein Written by: Doris Egan, Directed by: Sanford Bookstaver Written by: Lawrence Kaplow, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Teleplay by: Eli Attie, Peter Blake, Russel Friend and Garrett Lerner, Story by: Eli Attie and Peter Blake, Directed by: Hugh Laurie Written by: John C. Kelley, Directed by: Juan J. Campanella Written by: Liz Friedman and Sara Hess, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Written by: David Hoselton, Directed by: Juan J. Campanella Written by: Doris Egan and David Foster, Directed by: David Straiton Written by: Peter Blake, Russel Friend and Garrett Lerner, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes
 * 1) Episode 1 and 2 (111/112): Broken - September 21, 2009
 * 1) Episode 3 (113): Epic Fail - September 28, 2009
 * 1) Episode 4 (114): The Tyrant - October 5, 2009
 * 1) Episode 5 (115): Instant Karma - October 12, 2009
 * 1) Episode 6 (116): Brave Heart - October 19, 2009
 * 1) Episode 7 (117): Known Unknowns - November 9, 2009
 * 1) Episode 8 (118): Teamwork - November 16, 2009
 * 1) Episode 9 (119): Ignorance is Bliss - November 23, 2009
 * 1) Episode 10 (120): Wilson - November 30, 2009
 * 1) Episode 11 (121): Moving the Chains - December 7, 2009
 * 1) Episode 12 (122): 5 to 9 - December 14, 2009
 * 1) Episode 13 (123): The Down Low - February 22, 2010
 * 1) Episode 14 (124): Remorse - March 1, 2010
 * 1) Episode 15 (125): Private Lives - March 8, 2010
 * 1) Episode 16 (126): Black Hole - March 15, 2010
 * 1) Episode 17 (127): Lockdown - April 12, 2010
 * 1) Episode 18 (128): Knight Fall - April 19, 2010
 * 1) Episode 19 (129): Open and Shut - April 26, 2010
 * 1) Episode 20 (130): The Choice - May 3, 2010
 * 1) Episode 21 (131): Baggage - May 10, 2010
 * 1) Episode 22 (132): Help Me - May 17, 2010

Season 7 (2010-2011)
Written by: Doris Egan, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Written by: Eli Attie, Directed by: Dan Attias Written by: John C. Kelley, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Written by: Peter Blake, Directed by: David Straiton Written by: David Foster, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Written by: Seth Hoffman, Directed by: Sanford Bookstaver Written by: Lawrence Kaplow, Directed by: Tucker Gates Written by: David Hoselton, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Written by: Sara Hess, Directed by: Miguel Sapochnik Written by: Liz Friedman, Directed by: David Straiton Written by: Peter Blake, Directed by: Miguel Sapochnik Written by: Thomas L. Moran, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Written by: Kath Lingenfelter, Directed by: David Platt Written by: John C. Kelley, Directed by: Tucker Gates Written by: Lawrence Kaplow and Thomas L. Moran, Directed by: Sanford Bookstaver Written by: John C. Kelley, Directed by: S.J. Clarkson Written by: Liz Friedman and Sara Hess, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Written by: Sara Hess and David Hoselton, Directed by: Matt Shakman Written by: David Foster and Liz Friedman, Directed by: Tim Southam Teleplay by: Eli Attie, Story by: Eli Attie and Seth Hoffman, Directed by: David Straiton Teleplay by: Thomas L. Moran and David Shore, Story by: Thomas L. Moran, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Written by: Russel Friend, Seth Hoffman and Garrett Lerner, Directed by: Miguel Sapochnik Written by: Peter Blake and Kath Lingenfelter, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes
 * 1) Episode 1 (133): Now What? - September 20, 2010
 * 1) Episode 2 (134): Selfish - September 27, 2010
 * 1) Episode 3 (135): Unwritten - October 4, 2010
 * 1) Episode 4 (136): Massage Therapy - October 11, 2010
 * 1) Episode 5 (137): Unplanned Parenthood - October 18, 2010
 * 1) Episode 6 (138): Office Politics - November 8, 2010
 * 1) Episode 7 (139): A Pox On Our House - November 15, 2010
 * 1) Episode 8 (140): Small Sacrifices - November 22, 2010
 * 1) Episode 9 (141): Larger Than Life - January 17, 2011
 * 1) Episode 10 (142): Carrot or Stick - January 24, 2011
 * 1) Episode 11 (143): Family Practice - February 7, 2011
 * 1) Episode 12 (144): Two Stories - February 14, 2011
 * 1) Episode 13 (145): You Must Remember This - February 21, 2011
 * 1) Episode 14 (146): Fall from Grace - February 28, 2011
 * 1) Episode 15 (147): Out of the Chute - March 7, 2011
 * 1) Episode 16 (148): Recession Proof - March 14, 2011
 * 1) Episode 17 (149): Bombshells - March 21, 2011
 * 1) Episode 18 (150): The Dig - April 11, 2011
 * 1) Episode 19 (151): Last Temptation - April 18, 2011
 * 1) Episode 20 (152): Changes - May 2, 2011
 * 1) Episode 21 (153): The Fix - May 9, 2011
 * 1) Episode 22 (154): After Hours - May 16, 2011
 * 1) Episode 23 (155): Moving On - May 23, 2011

Season 8 (2011-2012)
Written by: Peter Blake, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Written by: David Foster and Liz Friedman, Directed by: Dan Attias Written by: Sara Hess, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Written by: Seth Hoffman, Directed by: Sanford Bookstaver Written by: John C. Kelley, Directed by: Kate Woods Written by: Eli Attie, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Written by: David Hoselton, Directed by: Miguel Sapochnik Written by: Thomas L. Moran, Directed by: David Straiton Written by: Kath Lingenfelter, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Written by: Marqui Jackson, Directed by: Sanford Bookstaver Written by: John C. Kelley, Directed by: Tim Southam Written by: Eli Attie and Peter Blake, Directed by: Matt Shakman Written by: David Foster, Russel Friend and Garrett Lerner, Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Written by: Liz Friedman and Sara Hess, Directed by: Colin Bucksey Teleplay by: Seth Hoffman and Danny Weiss, Story by: Danny Weiss, Directed by: Julian Higgins Written by: Jamie Conway and David Hoselton, Directed by: Miguel Sapochnik Written by: Peter Blake and Sara Hess, Directed by: David Straiton Written by: Dustin Paddock, Directed by: Stefan Schwartz Written by: Marqui Jackson and John C. Kelley, Directed by: Hugh Laurie Written by: David Hoselton and Kath Lingenfelter, Directed by: Peter Weller Written by: David Foster, Russel Friend and Garrett Lerner, Directed by: Miguel Sapochnik Written by: Eli Attie, Peter Blake and David Shore, Directed by: Bryan Singer
 * 1) Episode 1 (156): Twenty Vicodin - October 3, 2011
 * 1) Episode 2 (157): Transplant - October 10, 2011
 * 1) Episode 3 (158): Charity Case - October 17, 2011
 * 1) Episode 4 (159): Risky Business - October 31, 2011
 * 1) Episode 5 (160): The Confession - November 7, 2011
 * 1) Episode 6 (161): Parents - November 14, 2011
 * 1) Episode 7 (162): Dead and Buried - November 21, 2011
 * 1) Episode 8 (163): Perils of Paranoia - November 28, 2011
 * 1) Episode 9 (164): Better Half - January 23, 2012
 * 1) Episode 10 (165): Runaways - January 30, 2012
 * 1) Episode 11 (166): Love is Blind - February 13, 2012
 * 1) Episode 12 (167): Chase - February 20, 2012
 * 1) Episode 13 (168): Nobody's Fault - March 12, 2012
 * 1) Episode 14 (169): Man of the House - March 19, 2012
 * 1) Episode 15 (170): Blowing the Whistle - April 2, 2012
 * 1) Episode 16 (171): Gut Check - April 9, 2012
 * 1) Episode 17 (172): We Need the Eggs - April 16, 2012
 * 1) Episode 18 (173): Body and Soul - April 23, 2012
 * 1) Episode 19 (174): The C-Word - April 30, 2012
 * 1) Episode 20 (175): Post Mortem - May 7, 2012
 * 1) Episode 21 (176): Holding On - May 14, 2012
 * 1) Episode 22 (177): Everybody Dies - May 21, 2012