House's Head

"**House's Head**"
"House's Head"
House episode
Episode no.	Season 4; Episode 15
Directed by	Greg Yaitanes
Story by	Doris Egan
Teleplay by	Peter Blake; David Foster; Russel Friend; Garrett Lerner;
Original air date	May 12, 2008
Running time	44 minutes
Guest appearances
	Anne Dudek as Dr. Amber Volakis; Henry Hayashi as the bus driver; Julie Ariola as Nurse Dickerson; Fred Durst as the bartender; Ivana Milicevic as "the answer";
Episode chronology
← Previous; "Living the Dream"	Next →; "Wilson's Heart"
	House season 4
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"House's Head" is the fifteenth episode of the fourth season of House and the eighty-fifth episode overall. It was the first part of the two-part season four finale, the second part being "Wilson's Heart". Co-written by several House producers and directed by Greg Yaitanes, "House's Head" premiered on May 12, 2008 on Fox.

The episode revolves around Dr. Gregory House (Hugh Laurie), who, after being involved in a bus accident, vaguely remembers seeing someone who is "going to die". House tries to trace back his steps throughout the episode to find out the identity of this person. A woman (Ivana Miličević), who claims to be "the answer", guides House through hallucinations about the crash. The episode eventually ends in a cliffhanger.

14.84 million American viewers watched the broadcasting of "House's Head", making House the ninth most-watched program of the week. The episode was submitted for five Primetime Emmy Awards,^[1] from which two nominations followed.^[2] Greg Yaitanes won the Emmy for "Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series", but Hugh Laurie lost the award in the category "Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series" to Bryan Cranston of AMC's Breaking Bad.^[3]

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