A rapid-fire differential, and time is not a fixed construct
The volleyball player screams at a touch; the team rattles off causes too fast for the class, and House reveals the cases are months apart.

Every House moment featuring Gregory House, in story order. Played by Hugh Laurie.
360 moments · 8h 56m · by Favseen
Moments 331–360 of 360
The volleyball player screams at a touch; the team rattles off causes too fast for the class, and House reveals the cases are months apart.
House tells the farmer he's dying; his worry for his dog exposes a bite he hid, and two doctors wrestle the dog for a swab.
House drills a student on brown urine until he folds, then Cameron, sitting in, names muscle death as the answer.
House says the patient's own doctors missed it for three days, and that killing someone is part of medicine.
Cancer, flesh-eating strep and an aneurysm: every story ends with possible amputation, and the room realizes the third patient was House.
House tells Cuddy to save his leg with a bypass despite the risks; Stacy calls him an idiot and admits she's scared he'll die.
After surgery House screams for morphine, Stacy hears of a middle-ground option, and House reads his own heart failure before he crashes.
After a dreamlike vision during a minute of death, House says he chooses to believe it's brain chemistry, not a test.
With the pain not easing, Stacy asks why his life is worth less than hers; House still can't say yes.
House asks for a coma to sleep through the pain; Stacy, his proxy, says goodbye and then signs for the middle-ground surgery.
House lays out his lasting pain; students split on the proxy decision, the class runs over, and House phones Stacy to book Mark in.
Stacy ambushes Mark with House at a restaurant; the two men trade jabs and toasts until Mark collapses and Stacy realizes House dosed him.
The team mocks House's style and his belief in Stacy over the patient; Wilson says he's playing hero and orders him to keep his distance.
Every scan is clean and Mark wants to go home; House books surgery anyway, and Cameron says he only has the wife's word.
House sits with Stacy during the surgery, notes she takes sugar now, and frames an infidelity question as medicine; she sees through it.
Surgery finds nothing and the team calls Mark healthy; House replays the video, enhances it, and spots the twitch nobody saw.
During a PET memory test House slips in questions about the wedding; Mark fights back with vivid honeymoon detail.
Stacy confronts House on his old hideout; he confesses every test is negative, and soon after Mark loses feeling in his body.
Foreman rules out Guillain-Barré; House pushes a long shot where the body fights nothing, and the team agrees the treatment is low risk.
Mark accuses Stacy of leaving the way she left House; mid-crisis the room calls a code, and House reads the vitals as panic.
From the cards and the flowers, House works out who Stacy didn't tell she was coming; she says Wilson may be right to keep them apart.
Mark isn't responding; House admits his ugliest wish to Wilson and isn't sure why he has it.
House tries to make peace by praising Mark's honeymoon in Paris, and Stacy's answer gives him a new symptom.
House replays Mark's honest-looking Paris answer, then lays out a disease that leaves no fingerprints, down to the yoga.
Mark refuses the trigger; Stacy begs House to do it anyway, accuses him of payback for his leg, and he turns her own choice back on her.
Mark refuses House's trigger shot; Foreman, Cameron and Chase block him, House mocks the stand, and he still gets his way.
Mark convulses while the team fights over Ativan and a sample; the urine stays yellow until House adds light.
Seeing House with Stacy, Cameron admits she was wrong about him and wishes him well.
Stacy thanks House, admits she's not over him, and explains why she was lonely with him and isn't with Mark.
Cuddy has offered Stacy a job as general counsel, but only if House says yes; he has to answer.