Lisa Edelstein |
Dr. Lisa Cuddy |
Omar Epps |
Dr. Eric Foreman |
Hugh Laurie |
Dr. Gregory House |
Robert Sean Leonard |
Dr. James Wilson |
Jesse Spencer |
Dr. Robert Chase |
Jennifer Morrison |
Dr. Allison Cameron |
Currie Graham |
Mark Warner |
Guest Star |
Mark Holmes |
Ambulance Driver |
Guest Star |
Revital Krawetz |
Woman |
Guest Star |
Sela Ward |
Stacy Warner |
Recurring Role |
Mark can't feel his legs and a nurse comes to see him, but the same nurse is seen at the same time in the lobby when House and Stacy come to see Mark, going in an opposite direction but when they enter Mark's room the same nurse is there.
When Stacy comes into the lab to talk with Cameron, she's holding a cup of coffee in an awkward position as if it's nearly full, but it's clearly empty from various camera angles.
Stacy: (to House) What's so great about you is you always think you're right. What's so frustrating about you is you are right so much of the time.
House: I think I upset him.
Dr. Foreman: You've got to stop this, now!
Mark Warner: I remember the honeymoon was in Paris. I remember, 'cause we didn't leave the room for two weeks. You want the details on that?!
House: A little defensive.
Dr. Foreman: It's not paranoia if someone's out to get you.
House: I diagnosed him, I did my job. You want somebody to tie him down and force him into treatment, well, you're way better at that than I am.
Stacy: Is that what this is? Payback for your leg? How many times have we been over this; I saved your life.
House: Yeah, maybe.
Stacy: You're going to kill my husband to teach me a lesson?
House: No, he's going to die because he's too stubborn to make the right choice.
Stacy: Now we're in your territory.
House: I'm respecting your husband's decision, I don't see why you've got a problem with that.
House: I got Mark's latest blood work, he's not responding to treatment.
Dr. Wilson: I'm sorry.
House: I was happy. He's my patient. I'm sure he's a good guy, he's probably a great guy. Probably a much better guy than I am. And some part of me wants him to die. I'm just not sure if it's because I want to be with her or if it's because I want her to suffer.
Dr. Foreman: Chase! (reading a letter found on a plate of cookies) "Dear "House" boys. A snack for your highly illegal search. Hope you like oatmeal raisin. Love, Stacy."
Stacy: Elevate the words all you want, you were just screwing with him. Low even by your standards.
House: Medical screwing. It's what I do.
House: You know, we should do things together. Maybe throw a ball around or something. Guy stuff.
Mark: We could go for a run together.
House: Ah! It's Oscar Wilde!
Stacy: I'm not over you. You were, you were the one, you always will be. But I can't be with you.
House: So I'm the guy, but you want the other guy, who by definition can never be the guy.
Dr. Cameron: (to House) I thought you were too screwed up to love anyone. I was wrong. You just couldn't love me. That's okay, I'm happy for you.
Dr. Wilson: Be yourself – cold, uncaring, distant.
House: Please – don't put me on a pedestal.
House: Did I miss anything?
Dr. Chase: Kitchen sink?
House: Well, we could certainly give that . . . oh, you minx.
Dr. Cuddy: I want to run something by you.
House: I will not have sex with you! Not again! It was miserable the first time – your desperate administrative need!
Stacy: (to House) Because you browbeat patients, intimidate them, lie to them. If you think you're right, you don't give a damn what they think. I did what you do all the time – the difference is, I did it to you.
Stacy: Please. If you're right, this may be (Mark's) only shot.
House: So what's your plan? You take the big dark one, I got the little girl and the Aussie'll run like a scared wombat if things turn rough.
Mark: Looks like you're having fun.
House: Oh, he's good. If you can fake sincerity, you can fake pretty much anything. I can't tell you how much I like your fella.
Mark: Yeah, me too. I thought you'd be all sarcastic – bitter, you know, because Stacy married me.
Stacy: Please, he'll be here.
House: Why? Because he loves you and does everything he's told?
Stacy: Because I didn't tell him you'd be here.
Dr. Cameron: What happened to everyone lies?
House: I was lying.
Dr. Cameron: Who (thinks he's sick)?
House: His wife.
Dr. Cameron: The woman you used to live with.
House: That's her Indian name. On her driver's license it's "Stacy."
Dr. Cameron: Foreman! Are you going to contribute, or are you too tired from stealing cars? (everyone stares) I'm being House. It's funny.
Dr. Foreman: I know. You made milk come out my nose.
House: Here's to women. Can't live with them, can't kill them and tell the neighbors they're stripping in Atlantic City.
Mark: Damn straight.
House: I'm definitely taller.
Mark: I have more hair.
Music: The song playing in the bar, where Wilson meets House, is "I Call It Love" by Windy Wagner.
Song in the scene where Stacy comes to House's office is "Delia" by Blind Willie McTell. Music in the closing scene is "You Can't Always Get What You Want" by the Rolling Stones. The latter was also used to conclude the pilot episode.
Sela Ward is billed as "Special Guest Star."
House: Dr. Mandingo - you're needed at the plantation house.
Referencing the novel "Mandingo" by Kyle Onstott, the source of at least one play and several movie versions, about a slave in the 1840s who is having an affair with his owner's wife.
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S 8 : Ep 22
Aired 5/21/12
S 8 : Ep 21
Aired 5/14/12
S 8 : Ep 20
Aired 5/7/12
S 8 : Ep 19
Aired 4/30/12
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