The team says House is unfit, then he walks in with the Goldilocks plan
In Cuddy's office the team argues detox has broken him; House arrives and proposes a test dose that hurts just enough.

Every House moment featuring Lisa Cuddy, in story order. Played by Lisa Edelstein.
67 moments · 1h 34m · by Favseen
Moments 31–60 of 67
In Cuddy's office the team argues detox has broken him; House arrives and proposes a test dose that hurts just enough.
House explains pain gating with a smashed hand, then defends playing chicken with the father over the lupus treatment.
House stops the surgery, explains naphthalene stored in fat poured out as Keith lost weight, and fakes a sneeze.
Cuddy pitches a 12-year-old's odd pneumonia; House reads her silence as big donors, then runs a differential that lands on a tick bite.
Gabe can't breathe, the tube won't pass, and Chase cuts a tracheotomy while his father watches and pleads.
House squeezes the father's 'carpal tunnel' wrist and corners him until he admits two years at an Indian ashram, in front of his son.
Cuddy introduces the new chairman, who tells how his father's Alzheimer's drove him to write the hospital a blank check.
Vogler tells Cuddy he will run the hospital like a business, then fixes on House wandering past in street clothes.
House calls Vogler's clinical trials unethical; Wilson points out the irony and Cuddy warns that Vogler already dislikes him.
Vogler calls House's department a financial black hole, then questions Cuddy's judgment and her history with House.
House presents Carly's case, explains his early 'hunch', and under Cuddy's direct question says there's nothing to disqualify her.
Vogler is pressing Cuddy for House's numbers when House barges in with a federal order to treat a witness, and picks jail.
Vogler had the witness discharged; House storms in, calls Vogler not even a doctor, and Vogler makes him say 'sir'.
Cuddy defends House while hunting his records; Vogler dismantles her reasons and says the hospital is a business, not a team.
Vogler calls the feds to release Joey, then learns from House about the off-record hep C treatment and loses his patience.
Cuddy tells House she held on to her job and his, but Vogler wants profits, more clinic hours, and one of House's team fired.
House dodges with talk of piercings and endless performance reviews; Cuddy gives him one week.
House proposes cutting all four salaries to keep everyone; Vogler refuses, wanting to know House will obey.
Cuddy refuses to let House biopsy a sitting senator's brain on an MRI spot; House turns it into a choice the patient must make.
Cuddy admits she called Social Services on House's patients. He compares her to a wartime traitor; she says she's protecting him.
Mid clinic exam, House accuses Cuddy of sacking Wilson; she tells him the money matters more than he does.
House shows Cuddy the scan: a genetic syndrome, not starvation. He hands off the treatment, assuming he'll be gone.
At the second vote on House, Cuddy votes no, Vogler turns on her, and she tells the board whether he owns them is their choice.
House's team toasts Cuddy as champion; she reminds them what losing Vogler's money cost the hospital.
Thousands exposed to meningitis flood the hospital; House tries to slip out and Cuddy orders him to act like a doctor.
House argues the diver's neck pain doesn't fit meningitis; Cuddy gives him an hour and Chase gets the A-to-Z list.
House says he'll torture Chase before firing him; Cuddy catches him slacking, takes his comments, and orders him to interview.
A hopeful candidate arrives for an interview; House insists the job is taken and offers to validate the parking.
House overreacts to a spilled 'urine' sample, is ordered to apologise, offers the sobbing patient cash, and the kid's pupil blows.
Foreman pulls Annette off the patient; Chase identifies her, and she calmly explains Harvey likes being strangled and what he pays her.