Who's Your Daddy? (House)

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House episode
"Who's Your Daddy?"
Episode no. HOU-223
Airdate May 16, 2006
Writer(s) John Mankiewicz & Lawrence Kaplow (teleplay); Charles M. Duncan & John Mankiewicz (story)
Director(s) Martha Mitchell

House Season 2
September 2005 - May 2006

  1. Acceptance
  2. Autopsy
  3. Humpty Dumpty
  4. TB or Not TB
  5. Daddy's Boy
  6. Spin
  7. Hunting
  8. The Mistake
  9. Deception
  10. Failure to Communicate
  11. Need to Know
  12. Distractions
  13. Skin Deep
  14. Sex Kills
  15. Clueless
  16. Safe
  17. All In
  18. Sleeping Dogs Lie
  19. House vs. God
  20. Euphoria, Part 1
  21. Euphoria, Part 2
  22. Forever
  23. Who's Your Daddy?
  24. No Reason
All House episodes

Who's Your Daddy? is the twenty-third episode of the second season of House and the forty-fifth episode overall.

[edit] Plot

When a Hurricane Katrina victim hallucinates on a plane, an old friend of House, Dylan Crandall (D. B. Sweeney), takes on the role of the victim's parent, but House doesn't believe that he is really the father.

House runs the paternity test from the beginning, but lies about running it. After House successfully diagnoses the patient, he then admits running the test, but lies about the results. Crandall is not her father, but House tells the girl that he is. He also doesn't challenge his old friend's conviction.

House discovers that the patient had gone to a recording studio before she experienced the hallucinations. She had inhaled mold in the studio, contracting Zygomycosis.

Cuddy asks House for help selecting a sperm donor, but House lambastes choosing a father out of a genetic lineup. She should pick someone she knows and trusts, which Cuddy takes to mean himself.

[edit] Cultural references

  • When Cuddy states that she is leaning towards the sperm candidate with the designation 613, House accuses her of choosing him due to his Jewish number. This is a references to the fact that there are 613 Mitzvot, or religious commandments, in Judaism.

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