Clinic: House diagnoses an infection and summons Foreman to sniff
A clinic patient's contraception causes an infection; House drags Foreman in for a smell test and advises abstinence on evolutionary grounds.
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A clinic patient's contraception causes an infection; House drags Foreman in for a smell test and advises abstinence on evolutionary grounds.
After a standoff over who got thanked, House meets Caren, borrows a flame and burns her foot; when she screams and moves he calls her a faker.
A doctor takes a clinic case and meets the man who left last week unresponsive; cortisol cured his Addison's and now he wants a bucket of Viagra.
A dad lectures his teen about a $400 bag while House examines him, flirts with the giggling daughter, and prescribes cold medicine.
Back for her dad's prescription, she thanks House and asks him to return her calls in six months, when she turns 18.
The 17-year-old claims her dad's cold and asks House to check her chest; he asks where all the boys her age went.
House plays the noble farewell, then asks about a Fresno earthquake: a spore in her brain is behind her lost inhibitions.