Death row inmate Clarence plans his last meal, then attacks a fellow prisoner
Clarence orders lobster and donuts for his final meal and jokes about a spiritual advisor before a brutal fight in the cell block.
22 moments · 32 min of essential viewing.
Clarence orders lobster and donuts for his final meal and jokes about a spiritual advisor before a brutal fight in the cell block.
House mocks Cuddy's male assistant, bumps into Stacy, and uses Cuddy's stolen password to claim the death row patient.
Off to the prison, House poses an ethics puzzle about who deserves care and makes the team rank medical treatment by crime.
Despite the warden's warnings, House finds Clarence hypoxic with fluid in his lungs and calls an ambulance the prison refuses to let through.
Stacy gets a judge to move the inmate; Cuddy realizes House never had her approval and House shrugs it off as a joke.
House reads Cindy Kramer's x-ray as terminal lung cancer and mocks Cameron's hopeful alternatives with a pointed book.
The team argues about treating a killer; Foreman and Chase trade barbs over race and prisons before testing for heroin.
Cuddy blamed Stacy for trusting House; she asks whether she can trust him, and his answer settles it.
Clarence mocks Foreman's tattoo and past; Foreman asks how he could kill the woman he loved, then skimps on the lidocaine.
Anion gap acidosis leads Foreman through a mnemonic to TB drugs passed off as heroin, and House sends Chase to search the prison.
Eating a coma patient's chips, House argues kindness is cowardice; Wilson says House needs people, especially Stacy.
Shot by shot, House drinks with the dying inmate, gets him to admit drinking copier fluid, then reveals the alcohol is the cure.
During tests Clarence opens up about raising his little brother and asks whether a life should be defined by its worst act.
Cameron needs approval for a lavage and accuses House of caring only about puzzles; he notes her jump from anger to bargaining.
Stacy has told Cuddy everything; House argues the court order until Clarence's screaming stomach pain ends the debate.
House says Stacy did it to do the right thing; she admits it and they trade the line that explains everyone.
House walks through each killing's motive until one doesn't fit, and Clarence describes the panic attack before he raged out.
From a list of rage triggers, House jumps to an adrenaline-secreting tumor that would explain every symptom.
Wilson knows Cindy is terminal and tells Cameron friendship isn't her job; Cameron explains why a good person shouldn't die alone.
House explains magnetic inks will burn as Clarence screams in the scanner, and House keeps him in until the team sees the tumor.
Foreman wants to testify that the tumor made Clarence a killer; House says a cure doesn't absolve him.
A sung Hallelujah carries the episode's final minutes, intercut with a last protest that it's just a cough.

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Every House moment featuring Allison Cameron, in story order. Played by Jennifer Morrison.

Every House moment featuring Eric Foreman, in story order. Played by Omar Epps.

Every House moment featuring Robert Chase, in story order. Played by Jesse Spencer.

Every House moment featuring James Wilson, in story order. Played by Robert Sean Leonard.

Every House moment featuring Lisa Cuddy, in story order. Played by Lisa Edelstein.
Every House moment featuring Stacy Warner, in story order.
Every House moment featuring Clarence, in story order.