John Henry Giles arrives late to the session and collapses
A band waits hours for the jazz horn player; he finally rolls in, plays, then can't breathe.
5 moments · 9 min
A band waits hours for the jazz horn player; he finally rolls in, plays, then can't breathe.
Asked who is right, Hamilton or House, Foreman backs A.L.S.; the musician refuses the M.R.I. and demands a D.N.R.
The I.V.I.G. crashes John Henry's lungs; the team freezes over the D.N.R. and House tubes him anyway.
House bargains to finish the diagnosis; the musician sees through his limp and ring finger and talks about a life of one obsession.
Discharged and on his feet, the musician thanks House, gives him a keepsake and asks about the pills.