What is the name of House M.D.'s two-part series finale episode?

The name of House M.D.'s two-part series finale episode is “Everybody Dies.” The finale was presented in two parts, with “Holding On” preceding “Everybody Dies” in the concluding storyline.

The final episode was broadcast on May 21, 2012, closing the eight-season run of the Fox medical drama. Its story focuses on Gregory House at a decisive point, using the show's familiar medical and psychological themes to examine responsibility, friendship, and the possibility of change.

The phrase “Everybody Dies” connects the finale to the program's long-running concern with illness and mortality. It also recalls the series' habit of turning a seemingly simple statement into a question about how people respond to unavoidable facts.

A frequent mistake is to name an earlier episode such as “Help Me,” “Broken,” or “No Reason.” Those are important House episodes, but none is the series finale. “Everybody Dies” is the official title of the concluding episode, while “Holding On” is its companion installment.