Air Date |
Episode Title |
Final Diagnosis |
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November 16, 2004 |
"Pilot" |
Tapeworm ingested with improperly cooked ham. Diagnosed by x-ray. |
November 23, 2004 |
"Paternity" |
Much debate about the patient's parentage; turns out he was adopted. Can't remember his diagnosis. Symptoms were hallucinations and myoclonic jerk, which is what clued House as to the final diagnosis. |
November 30, 2004 |
"Occam's Razor" |
The patient presents after having a seizure immediately after sex with his fiancee. I can't remember the diagnosis, but the sex was a red herring. |
December 7, 2004 |
"Maternity" |
I think the final diagnosis was something like Pseudomonas that had grown drug-resistant. It was spread by a hospital volunteer worker who had a URI. |
December 14, 2004 |
"Damned If You Do" |
Episode with the nun who had an allergy to copper that had gone undiagnosed for quite a long time. It was being exacerbated by a copper IUD that was still indwelling. |
December 21, 2004 |
"The Socratic Method" |
The final diagnosis is Wilson's disease--abnormal accumulation of copper in the body, marked by head titubation and a copper-colored ring around the ocular iris. |
December 28, 2004 |
"Fidelity" |
Final diagnosis is African sleeping sickness transmitted by sexual contact. |
House MD Episode Spoilers
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Writer's Block: Ides of March
Armed Romans in the Senate.
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Writer's Block: Girl Scouts' Day
Thin Mints!!!!!!! I also like Savannahs--the peanut butter sandwich cookies. That's their old name. I don't know what their new name is.
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Writer's Block: Human Nature
Respectively, our great capacity for selflessness and our equally great capacity for self-centeredness.
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