A jog full of marriage talk, then Ed finds Elyse won't get out of bed
Ed dodges a friend's questions about his marriage on a run, then comes home to find his wife has barely left bed in days.
Every House moment featuring Ed, in story order.
9 moments · 16 min
Ed dodges a friend's questions about his marriage on a run, then comes home to find his wife has barely left bed in days.
After a seizure and a clean MRI, House steers to a family history of breast cancer, and the team explains how a tumor can confuse the immune system.
Elyse tells how Ed threw her towels out a window the night they met, then panics that something is crawling on her arm and has to be sedated.
Foreman and Chase question Ed and Elyse apart, warning that a lie could be fatal, and both insist on their love and fidelity.
On the rabbit-fever treatment, Elyse repeats a question she just asked, drifts off while talking, and stops responding to pain.
With only sleeping sickness left, House meets Ed at the bedside and walks him through why he must consent to a treatment that can kill.
At Elyse's bedside, Ed admits that if the treatment works it proves she betrayed him, and asks a doctor whether that makes him terrible.
Fever and failing blood pressure make the team consider stopping; Ed pleads at her side until Elyse opens her eyes.
Told how lucky he is, Ed still can't forgive; Elyse is pressed for the name of the man who also needs treatment.