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.
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Wilson and Tritter offer House two months of rehab for a guilty plea; House calls it betrayal and has three days to decide.
Dodging Wilson on rehab, House grabs Cuddy for pills, cracks dwarf jokes at a mother and daughter, and calls her diagnosis an evasion.
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.
During a gallium scan House asks Abigail's mother about her average-sized husband, and Abigail bristles at being treated like a child.
Cuddy tears into Wilson for going to Tritter without her, then proposes taking away House's pills to force him into the deal.
House spots a dim liver on an overexposed scan; Cuddy suspends him and cuts off his Vicodin until he takes the deal.
Cameron tells Wilson his deal with Tritter got his life back, and that pretending his motives are pure is the problem.
House is found breaking into Cuddy's pill drawer, warns the illness will hit the pancreas next, and walks out.
Chase pushes House's pancreas theory; Cuddy guesses its source and accuses him of feeding House pills.
House fakes a broken face for a clinic doctor, gets stonewalled by the no-opiates policy, then rips the doctor's prescribing and is thrown out.
A colleague finds House in withdrawal with deliberate cuts on his arm; between jabs he works out an autoimmune trigger.
House shows Cuddy her plan isn't working and asks for something for the vomiting; she tells him to go to rehab.
House mocks Wilson in front of a grieving widow, brags he still out-diagnosed him, and Wilson guesses the real reason he came.
Wilson refuses to testify, arguing House saves lives; Tritter threatens a subpoena and charges.
At the pharmacy House picks up a prescription under the name of Wilson's late patient and blames a moron pharmacist.
House lectures a sick boy in the cafeteria on faulty syllogisms as Cuddy realizes he's on something.
Normal growth plates tell House the patient isn't a dwarf; he names a disease that is both cancer and autoimmune.
House explains the granuloma and the growth hormone pills; Abigail says she likes who she is, and he mocks it.
House says being a freak makes you stronger and asks Abigail's mother how strong she really wants her daughter to be.
Abigail fears growing will make her boring; her mother wants her to have what she can't.
House says he'll take the deal; Tritter says it's off the table now that he has the dead patient's oxycodone pickup.

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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 Tritter, in story order.