House's vintner's cane, the blankie kid, and Cuddy's economy seat
Airport security takes House's corkscrew cane, Cuddy scolds his expenses, and House solves the problem by downgrading her ticket.
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11 moments.
A passenger collapses and House offers Cuddy his first-class seat
A Korean passenger falls ill and the crew asks for a doctor; Cuddy is fetched from coach, and House offers her his seat.
Cuddy fears meningococcus; House tells the cabin it's a hangover
Cuddy wants to turn the plane around; House covers for her, reads Mr. Peng at a glance, and pulls rank on infectious disease.
House recruits a team of passengers and lands on ciguatera
House casts an Australian who agrees, a Korean who disagrees and an outraged woman, then traces the illness to the sea bass.
House orders the cabin to go vomit
House announces that anyone who ate the fish should head to a restroom and throw up, then admits meningococcus fits just as well.
Radiation from North Korea, a surprise pregnancy, and statistics
House blames bad x-rays for Mr. Peng, tells a sick passenger she is pregnant, and explains coincidences with plane-load statistics.
House sniffs Cuddy for a diagnosis
Cuddy shows photophobia; House, with no lab, smells her and asks whether to picture lifeguard or mother superior Cuddy.
House raids the passengers' bags for drugs
Searching carry-ons for medication, House outs one passenger's herpes and shames the cabin into handing over pills.
Cuddy's meningitis warning sets off mass hysteria
Cuddy's cabin announcement makes passengers shake on cue; House declares conversion disorder, but Mr. Peng really is dying.
House and Cuddy pin Mr. Peng down, and the mule theory fails
House needles Cuddy over being pretty much sure, then pressure on Peng's joints eases his pain: wrong again.
The scuba receipt: Mr. Peng has the bends
A dive receipt from yesterday tells House that cabin pressure is killing Mr. Peng, and he orders the pilot to dive.