Heo Yeom hands Uk the assassin Naksu's sword
Summoned by an absent Master Lee, Uk receives Naksu's sword along with a scolding about leading Yun-ok on and a warning about how strict Lee can be.
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13 moments.
House schools a steroid-wary mother on asthma
A mother questions her 10-year-old's inhaler and House's leg; he explains asthma bluntly and walks out mid-sentence.
House's lecture: three guys walk into a clinic with leg pain
House opens the class with a riddle, mocks textbook answers, and casts Carmen Electra as a stand-in patient in his story.
Cameron cares too much about the volleyball player
House uses Cameron's deep dive into a teen's heartbreak to show what caring does; she finds a nodule that forces a painful test.
The screaming golfer gets his Demerol, and the class gets played
House's pantless golfer stand-in screams until the doctors give Demerol; the pain vanishes and House explains he was a drug seeker.
Wrong snake: House tells students right and wrong exist
The venom volume rules out the rattlesnake; House makes students pick between two choices and says not knowing doesn't make you right.
House tests the returning drug seeker with a catheter
The golfer comes back in pain; instead of calling the cops House picks a tube without anaesthetic to see if he's really sick.
A rapid-fire differential, and time is not a fixed construct
The volleyball player screams at a touch; the team rattles off causes too fast for the class, and House reveals the cases are months apart.
Everybody lies: the dying farmer's dog gives him away
House tells the farmer he's dying; his worry for his dog exposes a bite he hid, and two doctors wrestle the dog for a swab.
Tea-colored urine, a useless student, and Cameron's muscle death
House drills a student on brown urine until he folds, then Cameron, sitting in, names muscle death as the answer.
House to the students: you are going to kill someone
House says the patient's own doctors missed it for three days, and that killing someone is part of medicine.
House on near-death visions: just chemistry, by choice
After a dreamlike vision during a minute of death, House says he chooses to believe it's brain chemistry, not a test.
The class argues Stacy's choice, then House calls her back
House lays out his lasting pain; students split on the proxy decision, the class runs over, and House phones Stacy to book Mark in.