A firefighter collapses after a dressing-down
Derek's captain blasts him for charging into a fire with his partner Amy; minutes later Derek collapses at the scene, freezing.
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Derek's captain blasts him for charging into a fire with his partner Amy; minutes later Derek collapses at the scene, freezing.
At his arraignment House pleads not guilty; his lawyer lays out the evidence and warns him off a witness intimidation charge.
House is chewed out for every way he provoked Tritter and told he must make his own way out of prison, then handed Vicodin to go talk to him.
House reads the patient's blue vision as a Viagra side effect and builds a male-menopause theory around burns to the genitals.
House explains his pain and admits he was wrong; Tritter thanks him and says he only cares what House does, not what he says.
House barely challenges the team's theory, then reveals he is heading upstairs to check himself into rehab.
House says rehab is a show for Tritter that only works if it's real, and christens his orderly Voldemort.
Asked about fixing his relationships, House riffs on a higher power and refuses to surrender his free will.
House mocks the program as platitudes; Wilson tells him he has to get on with his life, and House goes for Wilson's own history.
House diagnoses broken heart syndrome triggered by Amy's engagement; the team finds every treatment makes it worse.
House proposes wiping Derek's memories of Amy with electroshock; Cuddy agrees, and House wonders whether she trusts him or pities him.
Tritter says he won't go to the DA; House calls him a vindictive bully, and Tritter says even an addict's actions lie.
Derek counts down into the procedure and wakes up unable to recognize his brother Brock or Amy.
Wilson brings House something for court; House says he had no business blaming him, and Wilson asks him to keep going.
While Tritter testifies, House takes the team's call about false memories, mocks the judge and leaves the courtroom.
House follows the menopause pattern into an angiogram and finds a tumor that caused the high voice and false memories.
On the stand Cuddy claims House only got placebos because she swapped the bottles, and the prosecution calls her a liar.
The judge throws out the case, scolds both House and Tritter, and still jails House overnight for contempt.
House jokes about a conjugal visit; Cuddy says he made her perjure herself and lists the duties he now owes her.
Wilson discovers the rehab pills are really Vicodin; House says his higher power approved, and the friends say good night.

Every House moment featuring Gregory House, in story order. Played by Hugh Laurie.

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.