Laura Silverman

While acting as a parent chaperone on the school’s trip to the museum, Bob and Louise have a father-daughter bonding moment. Meanwhile, Gene and his friends are on a hunt to find exhibits that feature “boobs,” Tina questions her dorkiness and, on the steps of the museum, Linda lends her unique chanting abilities to the museum workers on strike.

Bob and Louise are riding high, hosting an exclusive screening of a "Hawk & Chick" movie at the restaurant, until the actor who plays Hawk throws a wrench into the works for his own mysterious reasons.

After finally convincing Bob and Linda to send her to horse camp, Tina realizes she has to part ways with Jericho, her imaginary horse. Meanwhile, Linda decides to create a restaurant camp in an attempt to make things fair for Gene and Louise.

The kids visit a marionette theater for a school field trip and Louise gets on the theater owner's bad side. Meanwhile, Bob takes pity on a flyer guy who's handing out flyers in front of the restaurant.

House and the team encounter a woman admitted to Princeton-Plainsboro after she collapsed at her wedding. Her test results come up negative for a variety of common diseases, which leads the team to suspect foul play. When they discover the woman had been a music producer living in the fast lane until she converted to Hasidic Judaism, House insists that people do not change so easily, and that her seemingly rash decision may have something to do with an underlying condition. The woman’s husband insists that House treat his wife for her illness, rather than for her past, but she continues to fall dangerously ill. The team must run through all possible diagnoses without disturbing her newly found religious beliefs before it is too late. Meanwhile, House is preoccupied by Wilson’s newly-outed relationship with a woman whose personality is remarkably similar to House’s.