Hank Wiggen's anti-drug ad ends with his pitching arm snapping
The comeback pitcher fumbles his speech, gets coaching from his wife, then throws for the cameras and breaks.
5 moments · 8 min
The comeback pitcher fumbles his speech, gets coaching from his wife, then throws for the cameras and breaks.
House needles Hank's cocaine history in front of his wife until Hank confesses to a coach's injections in Maine.
His wife insists on donating; House mocks the nobility until she tells him he can't see love in others.
Taken aside alone, Lola learns she matches Hank but can't donate in her condition.
House points out why Hank now gives a sample freely; the cadmium came from his weed, and Lola learns he lied.