House speed-runs the clinic to leave by five
A runner bride, a man pulling at his corneas, a dentist breathing nitrous and a hungover student, each in seconds.
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51 moments.
A runner bride, a man pulling at his corneas, a dentist breathing nitrous and a hungover student, each in seconds.
In the clinic, a boy's father has been mute since knee surgery; House, suspicious, tests him with a sudden shout.
House explains the surgical damage he fixed with Botox, then lets the father stay silent to protect his settlement.
A teen babysitter panics over his little brother's whistling breathing; House doubts the studying and pulls out the culprit.
The toddler is back with something bigger up his nose; House uses a magnet and admires the boy's rescue logic.
A mother of six with burning chest pain swears she isn't pregnant and lectures House on real women's curves.
Wilson finds a huge but harmless tumor; Mrs. Hernandez accuses him of pushing cosmetic surgery and refuses to be cut.
Lucille's husband asks House to talk her into surgery, even to lie; House refuses until a photo of their six kids changes his mind.
House works out from her kids' eye colors why Mrs. Hernandez fears a scar, and talks her into surgery his own way.
A clinic patient insists she hasn't had sex in a year; House's tests say she was pregnant. His advice is deadpan.
Her drug tests are clean, but a new rash is a carpet burn. House probes for lost time and learns her ex lives downstairs.
The sleep lab solves the clinic mystery: she sleepwalks, and House suggests her ex downstairs is more than a coincidence.
A baby's 'cold' is pneumonia and her weight has crashed; House lays into the parents' raw vegan diet.
Mid clinic exam, House accuses Cuddy of sacking Wilson; she tells him the money matters more than he does.
Thousands exposed to meningitis flood the hospital; House tries to slip out and Cuddy orders him to act like a doctor.
House triages at speed, deducing a secret from a woman's clothes; the punchline doesn't go his way.
House overreacts to a spilled 'urine' sample, is ordered to apologise, offers the sobbing patient cash, and the kid's pupil blows.
Ramona's pain traces to Myron's new pills; she misses Jeopardy and asks House to lie to Myron for her.
Ramona's husband admits he can't keep up; House walks him to the pharmacy to find a blue pill that does nothing.
The couple's stories clash and House notices one silver ring, one gold; the blue-pill problem turns out to be an affair.
House doubts the absent lecturer is sick, refuses, then haggles over clinic hours once Cuddy fails to stop him leaving.