
Here Comes the Night plays over a death and Treiber's autopsy
A patient is called at 8:32. The pathologist Treiber autopsies her and recommends a third review of Dr. Penza this year, then something goes wrong.
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A patient is called at 8:32. The pathologist Treiber autopsies her and recommends a third review of Dr. Penza this year, then something goes wrong.

Wilson shows off a $75,000 car and plans to drive to Cleveland to meet his boyhood crush, Julie Christie. House doesn't buy the indifference.

House proposes walking corpse syndrome, then learns the patient is the pathologist who finds doctors' mistakes. Chase calls him a rat.

Treiber needles Chase as a mere order-taker while the team finds his notebook rating every doctor's errors in secret code.

House refuses the trip, so Wilson calmly explains he'll inject him when he least expects it. They leave at 8 a.m.

To Radar Love, House notes the elephant in the car: the scan in three days. Wilson refuses to talk and declares himself a new man, Kyle.

At a diner, House says the no-phones rule is about Wilson's weakness. Wilson orders the $79 steak challenge to get onto the wall of pain.

House leads the countdown as Wilson forces down the last of the steak just in time, to a crowd chanting Kyle.

Before surgery, Treiber reveals he applied for the same fellowship until Chase's father made a call, and says Chase wasted everything.

Wilson tells House that for one moment, for a stupid reason, he was a hero. Then he has room for dessert.

Wilson tells House he wants two women at once, consequences be damned. House argues, then agrees to help.

House says it's only cheating if you don't have cancer, hires Wilson a woman as his treat, and works the bartender with a sad story.

Caught lying to the patient, the team loses the case to Foreman. Chase argues for a prion disease; Foreman orders a heart biopsy.

Chase tells his colleague Treiber and Foreman only see him as not House, and he'll quit after the case. Foreman doubts he means it.

With minutes to reach Julie, they meet Ina, who thinks she's waiting for a bus to Naples. Wilson stays with her and House rides on.

Foreman says Chase needs someone else calling the shots. Chase sees he's being insulted into a decision: quit or stay.

With Treiber in a coma, Chase says the answer isn't in his perfect morgue records: the doctors missed it. Then he realizes it's the soap.

Wilson admits his crush was a girl who looked like Julie Christie and went to prom with Kyle Calloway. He doesn't want to go back.

Treiber wakes to learn his antibacterial soap wrecked his thyroid. When he credits House, Chase says it wasn't House.

Chase turns down his own team and leaves; he thanks House, who asks for news on Wilson and jokes about why he let him go.

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

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

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

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

Every House moment featuring Chris Taub, in story order. Played by Peter Jacobson.

Every House moment featuring Chi Park, in story order. Played by Lo Mutuc.

Every House moment featuring Jessica Adams, in story order. Played by Odette Annable.