Cuddy confronts Tritter: 'This is how I get what I want'
Cuddy calls out the detective for crippling Wilson's practice; he says pressure works, calls House an addict and says the doctors failed.
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17 moments.
Frozen bank accounts derail the rash differential
As Tritter freezes the team's accounts, they argue infection vs allergy and House's plan is to do nothing about the cop.
Tritter offers Foreman his brother's parole
Tritter digs up Foreman's brother Marcus in prison and offers early parole for testimony on House's pills.
Tritter tells Cameron House has changed her
Tritter suggests Cameron is in love with House and recalls how she once turned herself in over a calculus grade.
Tritter's trap: lunch with Chase
Tritter points out that his lunch with Chase and the unfrozen accounts will make it look like Chase rolled on House.
Sulking team, Rocky Mountain spotted fever
The team suspects one of them talked to Tritter while House steers to Rocky Mountain spotted fever and brushes off Chase.
Wilson brings Tritter's deal to House: rehab or a cell
Wilson and Tritter offer House two months of rehab for a guilty plea; House calls it betrayal and has three days to decide.
Foreman says Wilson ratted; Cameron earns a gold star
The team tells House to take the deal; he shrugs it off and makes them see why a negative TB test means nothing in a weak immune system.
Cuddy and Wilson plan to cut off House's Vicodin
Cuddy tears into Wilson for going to Tritter without her, then proposes taking away House's pills to force him into the deal.
Cameron calls out Wilson's motives
Cameron tells Wilson his deal with Tritter got his life back, and that pretending his motives are pure is the problem.
Tritter tells Wilson he will testify or go to jail
Wilson refuses to testify, arguing House saves lives; Tritter threatens a subpoena and charges.
House is ready to take the deal, but Tritter's withdrawn it
House says he'll take the deal; Tritter says it's off the table now that he has the dead patient's oxycodone pickup.
House pleads not guilty and eyes Tritter
At his arraignment House pleads not guilty; his lawyer lays out the evidence and warns him off a witness intimidation charge.
House is told he's a stubborn adolescent idiot
House is chewed out for every way he provoked Tritter and told he must make his own way out of prison, then handed Vicodin to go talk to him.
House apologizes to Tritter, who doesn't buy it
House explains his pain and admits he was wrong; Tritter thanks him and says he only cares what House does, not what he says.
Tritter visits art therapy and House explodes
Tritter says he won't go to the DA; House calls him a vindictive bully, and Tritter says even an addict's actions lie.
Case dismissed: 'You have better friends than you deserve'
The judge throws out the case, scolds both House and Tritter, and still jails House overnight for contempt.