Ten days without sleep: the case House can't brush off
Caught dodging clinic patients, House mocks the idea of a sleepless 25-year-old until he hears she hasn't slept in ten days and has hours left.
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The butt bleed is a nose bleed, and the rash wasn't poison ivy
House reads a magazine and drops jokes through the differential, then links the rash, nosebleed and insomnia to Wegener's granulomatosis.
Foreman's proud father, and the cop who laughed before he was shot
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