Powell can't finish the stress test, so House says run it again
Powell reminisces about the treadmill protocol, then begs off; House mocks the team's caution and orders them to push the 71-year-old.
Every House moment featuring Ezra Powell, in story order.
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Powell reminisces about the treadmill protocol, then begs off; House mocks the team's caution and orders them to push the 71-year-old.
House bypasses protocol to get Powell's heart rate to 130 and rules out the heart; afterwards Powell pleads with them to kill him.
Powell says he won't live hooked to machines and threatens assault charges for any more tests; House jokes about having someone wipe for you.
House describes a slow suffocation and offers a deal: if he hasn't found the answer in 24 hours, he'll help Powell end it.
Powell taunts the tests drifting away from his lungs; the team rules out leukemia and fungus while House jokes about Powell's honesty.
With hours left, House sneaks the clock back and claims multiple myeloma; Powell sees through it and recites House's own suffocation speech.
House clears the room and seems to grant Powell's wish; Powell asks about the other side, then House grabs a laryngoscope and admits he lied.
Powell is told it's attacking his nerves and demands discharge; House splashes him under the guise of a wash and maps numb patches.
Powell defends radiating babies as progress; Cameron throws his view of consent back at him and cuts the sample, earning his approval.
Powell asks why he should believe him now; House offers the subtype as proof and congratulates him on getting his answer.
Powell was stable at 2 a.m. and stopped at 2:30; asked whether he knows anything, House answers with a question.