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Season 1: 2004–2005

Episode #	Title	Director	Writer(s)	Original airdate	Final Diagnosis
1 (1-01)	"Pilot"	Bryan Singer	David Shore	November 16, 2004	Template:HiddenMultiLine
A 29-year old preschool teacher (guest star Robin Tunney) collapses in her classroom from a seizure. She is taken to Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital, where Dr. House and his team of experts struggle to solve the mystery.
2 (1-02)	"Paternity"	Peter O'Fallon	Lawrence Kaplow	November 23, 2004	Template:HiddenMultiLine
A 16-year-old high school student, Dan (Scott Mechlowicz), starts suffering night terrors and frequent hallucinations after a hit in the head while playing lacrosse at school. Meanwhile, House must deal with a patient looking to set up a lawsuit and a mother who does not believe in vaccinations.
3 (1-03)	"Occam's Razor"	Bryan Singer	David Shore	November 30, 2004	Template:HiddenMultiLine
House and his team struggle to find out why a college student (Kevin Zegers) collapsed after having sex with his fiancée.
4 (1-04)	"Maternity"	Newton Thomas Sigel	Peter Blake	December 7, 2004	Template:HiddenMultiLine
House's prediction that two sick babies is the beginning of something worse is dreadfully correct and he and his team quarantine the hospital's maternity ward as they try to determine the source of the illness.
4 (1-04)	"Maternity"	Newton Thomas Sigel	Peter Blake	December 7, 2004	Template:HiddenMultiLine
House's prediction that two sick babies is the beginning of something worse is dreadfully correct and he and his team quarantine the hospital's maternity ward as they try to determine the source of the illness.

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-== Welcome ==
+{{Episode list
-'''Welcome!'''
+ |Title=[[Pilot (House)|Pilot]]
+ |WrittenBy=[[David Shore]]
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-*[[Wikipedia:Tutorial|Tutorial]]
+ |OriginalAirDate= November  16, 2004
-*[[Wikipedia:How to edit a page|How to edit a page]]
+ |EpisodeNumber=1 (1-01)
-*[[Wikipedia:Article development|How to write a great article]]
+ |ShortSummary= A 29-year old preschool teacher (guest star [[Robin Tunney]]) collapses in her classroom from a [[seizure]]. She is taken to Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital, where [[Gregory House|Dr. House]] and his team of experts struggle to solve the mystery.
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+{{Episode list
+ |Title=[[Paternity (House)|Paternity]]
+ |WrittenBy=[[Lawrence Kaplow]]
+ |DirectedBy=[[Peter O'Fallon]]
+ |Aux4={{HiddenMultiLine |<br>|[[Subacute Sclerosing Panencephalitis|Subacute Scleorising Panencephalitis]]|content-align=center|showhide-size=100%}}
+ |OriginalAirDate= November 23, 2004
+ |EpisodeNumber=2 (1-02)
+ |ShortSummary= A 16-year-old high school student, Dan ([[Scott Mechlowicz]]), starts suffering [[night terror|night terrors]] and frequent [[hallucination|hallucinations]] after a hit in the head while playing [[lacrosse]] at school. Meanwhile, House must deal with a patient looking to set up a lawsuit and a mother who does not believe in vaccinations.
+ |LineColor=4761B1
+}}
+{{Episode list
+ |Title=[[Occam's Razor (House)|Occam's Razor]]
+ |WrittenBy=[[David Shore]]
+ |DirectedBy=[[Bryan Singer]]
+ |Aux4={{HiddenMultiLine |<br>|[[Colchicine|Colchicene Poisoning]]|content-align=center|showhide-size=100%}}
+ |OriginalAirDate= November 30, 2004
+ |EpisodeNumber=3 (1-03)
+ |ShortSummary= House and his team struggle to find out why a college student ([[Kevin Zegers]]) collapsed after having sex with his fiancée.
+ |LineColor=4761B1
+}}
+{{Episode list
+ |Title=[[Maternity (House)|Maternity]]
+ |WrittenBy=[[Peter Blake (writer)|Peter Blake]]
+ |DirectedBy=[[Newton Thomas Sigel]]
+ |Aux4={{HiddenMultiLine |<br>|[[Echovirus|Really long and drawn out explanation]]|content-align=center|showhide-size=100%}}
+ |OriginalAirDate= December 7, 2004
+ |EpisodeNumber=4 (1-04)
+ |ShortSummary= House's prediction that two sick babies is the beginning of something worse is dreadfully correct and he and his team quarantine the hospital's maternity ward as they try to determine the source of the illness.
+ |LineColor=4761B1
+}}
+{{Episode list
+ |Title=[[Maternity (House)|Maternity]]
+ |WrittenBy=[[Peter Blake (writer)|Peter Blake]]
+ |DirectedBy=[[Newton Thomas Sigel]]
+ |Aux4={{HiddenMultiLine |<br>|[[Echovirus|Echovirus 11]]|content-align=center|showhide-size=100%}}
+ |OriginalAirDate= December 7, 2004
+ |EpisodeNumber=4 (1-04)
+ |ShortSummary= House's prediction that two sick babies is the beginning of something worse is dreadfully correct and he and his team quarantine the hospital's maternity ward as they try to determine the source of the illness.
+ |LineColor=4761B1
+}}
+|}