
What would House do?
The fellows argue whether Foreman is testing them; he refuses to play House, apologizes to Casey, and she turns feverish and delirious.
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The fellows argue whether Foreman is testing them; he refuses to play House, apologizes to Casey, and she turns feverish and delirious.

Two fellows seek Cameron's backing for lupus and her help handling Foreman, who they say must prove he's the smartest in the room.

After two fellows treated behind his back, Foreman says none of them care about the medicine and blames the game House set up.

Brennan insists the paralysis is polio, no American case in 20 years or not; Foreman tells him to take a personal day and leave his case.

With House gone and Foreman in charge, the team argues diagnoses; Foreman tells Thirteen she's choosing the theory that spares her guilt.

Foreman refuses a risky stress test, so House and his hallucination scheme a way to stress the boy's heart without sign-off.