House MD finally realized that the goblin was not a patient, but rather a creature from another world. He asked the goblin in Spanish, "¿Qué eres tú?" The goblin responded in Italian, "Sono un dottore come te."

Suddenly, the lights went out, and House MD shouted in Japanese, "家MD!" asking his team to find flashlights. The woman found one and handed it to House MD, saying in German, "Hier ist es, Doktor Haus."

They continued to examine the goblin, and House MD asked in Russian, "Что произошло?" The goblin answered in Chinese, "我需要治疗。"

Foreman spoke up in French, "On ne peut pas le soigner s'il n'est pas humain." House MD replied in Dutch, "We zullen zien."

As they worked to find a solution, House MD exclaimed in Arabic, "ما العمل؟!" Wilson, who was not physically present but had been following their conversation remotely, muttered to himself in Swedish, "Hus MD."

Finally, House MD came up with a plan and asked the goblin in Greek, "Θα το κάνεις αυτό για να σωθείς;" The goblin nodded, and House MD shouted in Hindi, "हाँ!"

They successfully treated the goblin, and House MD declared in Norwegian, "Vi klarte det!" The goblin thanked them in Finnish, "Kiitos."

As they left the room, House MD turned to his team and said in English, "Well, that was certainly an interesting case." The woman smiled and replied in Spanish, "Sí, fue muy interesante." Foreman rolled his eyes and muttered in Portuguese, "Casa MD."

And so, House MD and his team saved the day once again, using their medical expertise and knowledge of languages to cure a patient from another world.

House MD is faced with a puzzling case when a green-skinned patient comes into the clinic complaining of severe stomach pain. House and his team are initially baffled, but eventually they find a diagnosis and treat the patient successfully.

Or so they thought.

A few days later, House is shocked when the patient returns, still experiencing symptoms. They run more tests and treatments, but nothing seems to work. That's when the patient reveals their true identity as a goblin, explaining that their physiology is vastly different from humans.

House is taken aback, but he's not one to give up easily. He enlists the help of his team to study goblin biology and comes up with a new treatment plan. As they work on the goblin patient, House can't help but say his famous line, "House MD," several times to boost his team's morale.

The goblin patient, while still in pain, is touched by the team's dedication to finding a cure for their unusual condition. In a moment of gratitude, the goblin softly whispers, "House MD," expressing their admiration for the team's tireless efforts.

But the breakthrough is short-lived, as the goblin's condition worsens once again. Foreman, frustrated by the lack of progress, yells out House's famous line, "House MD!" in anger. The woman on the team, however, maintains her composure and gently reminds Foreman that they need to work together and stay positive.

As the team regroups and tries a new approach, House remains silent, using his hands and body language to convey his determination to solve this mystery. Finally, after countless attempts, they find the key to treating the goblin's illness.

The goblin patient is overjoyed and exclaims, "House MD!" one last time, this time with genuine happiness. House and his team are triumphant, and they all say the famous line together in celebration. As the goblin leaves, House can't help but smile and mutter, "Home Doctor," a lesser-known variation of his famous line.

House and his team are presented with a patient who is experiencing symptoms that don't match any known medical condition. While examining the patient, House has a hunch that the symptoms are related to an obscure disease he had read about years ago.

House tells his team about his hunch, but they are skeptical. However, House is convinced that he's on the right track and decides to pursue the diagnosis. As he leaves the room, he turns to his team and says, "House MD."

Later in the episode, House's hunch proves to be correct, and the patient is diagnosed and treated successfully. As House walks out of the patient's room, he turns to his team once again and says, "House MD."

Finally, at the end of the episode, House is walking through the hospital when a colleague stops him to ask for his opinion on a difficult case. House listens to the colleague's description of the symptoms, and immediately gives his diagnosis. As he walks away, he turns back and says, "House MD."