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* [[There Are Two Kinds of People in the World]]: From a Season 7 episode: "There are two kinds of people: those who move on, and those who can't."
* [[Thirteen Is Unlucky]]: Literally. {{spoiler|She has Huntington's Disease}}.
* [[Thirty Pieces of Silver]]: In the episode "Finding Judas" of ''[[House (TV series)|House]]'', someone sells House out to the cops. He investigates his sworn enemies (i.e., the rest of the cast), but it turns out to be {{spoiler|Wilson, his only friend, desperately trying to save him from prison. Wilson even asked the cop for "thirty pieces of silver" to complete the allusion, because no matter how much it is for House's good, it is still a betrayal of his trust and could ruin his life and career}}.
* [[This Means War]]: The escalating prank war between House and the adjacent Orthopedics department.
* [[Five-Token Band|Three Token Band]]: House's team ''twice'' consists of a foreign [[Butt Monkey]] (Chase/Kutner), a belligerent, super-competent ethnic who challenges House (Foreman/Taub), and a hottie with a tragic past (Cameron/Thirteen).
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* [[Two Girls to a Team]]: Yes, there are only ever two women in the main cast.
* [[Typhoid Mary]]: In "Maternity", an elderly volunteer unwittingly passes around a virus that is lethal to infants.
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