Wilson corners House at lunch with a vegetative patient
House is eating beside a long-term vegetative patient when Wilson accuses him of forging his prescriptions and admits he lied to the cops.
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Tritter questions the team about House's pill count
Tritter asks how many pills House takes and why anyone stays loyal to him, then says House left Wilson holding the bag; the team agrees to keep quiet.
Chase admits to Tritter he wrote House prescriptions
Tritter gets Chase to say House asked for prescriptions, then suggests House simply takes what he wants.
Wilson's accounts are frozen until he testifies against House
Wilson says House proved unconditional love exists and calls him an enabler; then the bank says his money is on police hold.
Wilson's lawyer tells him to give the cops what they want
Steinerman role-plays Tritter's questions, Wilson fails to answer straight, and the lawyer warns he'll go down with House.
Wilson learns his DEA number has been suspended
Wilson promises Cuddy he won't testify against House, then finds the pharmacy bouncing all his prescriptions.
House wins his game with hep A; Wilson's prescribing is gone
House gloats that his secret test found hepatitis A, then hands Wilson's prescribing to his team.
Cameron refuses to write blind for Wilson's cancer patients
Wilson reads off his patients' prescriptions; Cameron balks at signing scripts for people she's never examined.
House tells Cameron she's afraid of ending up like Wilson
Refused a Vicodin script, House says the real issue is fear of Tritter; she hands him something for PMS instead.
Wilson shuts his practice and turns on House
Wilson is referring out his patients; he and House explode over remorse, Tritter and whether House cares.