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Sex Kills

Season 2, Episode 14, Aired Mar 07, 2006

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- House's apartment seems to have moved since the first season. This season the end scene in this episodes shows Wilson standing in the hall outside House's door. In "Hunting," it is confirmed that House has an apartment that connects to an interior hallway in a green and white building. This conflicts with the first season. In "Role Model", when Cameron comes to House's door we can see a tree behind her -- so his front door no longer opens to the street. In "Love Hurts," we see that House lives on the first floor of a brownstone which means that they've switched the building he lives in but his apartment is exactly the same.
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- Tony: Leather shoes, hamburgers. How could anybody do that to a cow? House: Make love, not belts?
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- Tony: I want to get Depo Provera. House: Actually, at your age, as long as you're careful, the risk of you getting pregnant is pretty limited.
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- House: This girl's father will die by next week without her heart. Dr. Cuddy: House, don't you think that's a bit manipulative? House: No!
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- (while he's coughing up blood) Ronald: Is this a seizure? House: Shut up.
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- Amy: If you do Mom again you have to wear a condom.
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- House: A way to a man's heart is through his stomach.
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- Ronald: I had sex with her mother. House: I think she knows you've done it by now.
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- Dr. Wilson: Some people bottle up their feelings, have them come out as physical pain. Healthy human beings express feelings such as affection by giving gifts. House: Gifts express guilt. The more expensive the expression, the deeper the guilt. That's a $12 box so that means you haven't slept with her yet, or she wasn't that good.
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- House: A disease that attacks his brain, heart, and testicles. I think Byron wrote about that.
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- House: (about a comatose woman) She's a fridge with a power out. You start poking around inside, the vegetable goes bad. No offense.
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- Dr. Cuddy: He's 66 years old. House: He told me he was 65. Liar. I'm outta here.
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- Dr. Foreman: His right testicle is almost twice as big as his left. House: Cool!
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- House: When guys have brain/crotch problems, it's usually the result of using one too much and the other too little.
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- Dr. Cameron: I thought we were wearing the wrong shoes for cancer. House: We're wearing the wrong shoes for testicular cancer. They're perfect for lymphoma. Except Chase's – they're just goofy.
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- House: Norwegian chocolate. Frankly, you buy that stuff the terrorists win.
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- Dr. Wilson: It's not all about sex, House. House: Really? When did that change?
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- House: Wilson! How long can you go without sex? Dr. Wilson: How long can you go without annoying people?
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- Henry: I assume you've been in love? House: Is that the one that makes your pants feel funny?
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- House: Cheese is the devil's plaything.
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- House: Key to a long life – exotic women, boring cheese.
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- House: If you really cared about me you'd find me a better corpse.
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- Dr. Cuddy: Don't you think that's a little manipulative? House: No, it's hugely manipulative.
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- Dr. Cameron: We're going to cure death? House: (laughs maniacally) I doubt it.
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- Ronald: I assume House is a great doctor? Dr. Chase: Why would you assume that? Ronald: Because if you're that big a jerk you're either great or unemployed.
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- House: So I have to wonder what could be more humiliating then someone calling your girlfriend a cow and not being metaphorical?
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- Dr. Cameron: She's positive for gonorrhea. House: I think that's the first time those words have been uttered in joy.
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Notes
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- This episode's guest star, Greg Grunberg, is the drummer of a band called Band from TV. Hugh Laurie is also in this band, and he plays on the keyboard, as well as Jesse Spencer who plays the violin.
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- International Air Dates: The Netherlands: April 12, 2007 on SBS 6 Czech Republic: June 25, 2007 on TV Nova Belgium: September 13, 2007 on KanaalTwee Bulgaria: May 31, 2007 on NTV
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- House is listening to "Honky Tonk Woman" by Taj Mahal when Dr. Wilson arrives at the end
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- House: Unless Elsie has a pegleg. While conversing with the bovine loving patient House refers to Borden's corporate mascot Elsie the Cow.
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- House: I think Byron wrote about that. Referring to George Gordon Noel Byron, 6th Baron Byron (January 22, 1788–April 19, 1824) who was an Anglo-Scottish poet and leading figure in Romanticism. Among his best-known works are the narrative poems Childe Harold's Pilgrimage and Don Juan. The latter remained incomplete on his death.
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- House: Make love, not belts. Alludes to "Make love, not war," an anti-war slogan made popular through the Flower Power peace movement during the '60s and '70s against US participation in the Viet Nam War.
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