Why marriages fail, during a lung test
Mid-test, Cameron asks Bob whether the threesome and role play mean boredom; he says no, and the talk turns to whether people ever change.
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Same episode, in order
- 01Role-play gone wrong: Bob stops breathing
- 02Wilson's hour with a hair dryer ends his stay at House's
- 03A happily married sex fiend: the threesome differential
- 04Clinic: herpes after 20 faithful years, and a note for the sensei
- 05Why marriages fail, during a lung test
- 06Differential in the men's room: lungs, skin, sklungs
- 07Wilson's stuffed peppers and House's lead question
- 08Macadamia pancakes and the Beyonce-brown ant
- 09Burning feet, a failed intubation, and Foreman calls lupus
- 10The lettuce-free salad, and Cuddy's herpes cleanup order
- 11House decides the loving wife is poisoning Bob
- 12House asks to search the wife, and House and Foreman square off
- 13Bob codes and wakes up to his wife's devotion
- 14House blames the lupus drugs and orders interferon
- 15Bob and his wife remember ninth-grade earth science
- 16House brokers the herpes couple's fight with a toilet seat test
- 17House meets Lady, the maid who moved his wooden box
- 18Purple fingers: House proves the wife poisoned Bob with gold
- 19The team argues why she would kill the man she nursed
- 20Cameron accuses House of being pleased
- 21Al Green plays as a voicemail about Wilson's apartment is deleted
