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1958
Housisms for episode Wilson's Heart:
In the aftermath of the bus accident, House struggles with his head injuries and short-term memory loss, and must remember the symptom he saw before one of their own, who was on the bus with House, dies.
Taub: I need to know if there's anything medically relevant you couldn't share publicly.
House: What is this? A Philanderers Anonymous intervention?
Thirteen: It could be anything.
House: Great! Let's explore that.
House: An incredibly rare neurological symptom is boring? Am I in someone else's hallucination?
Doctor: Her heart won't stop racing, no idea what's causing it.
House: Sure it wasn't the bus that landed on her?
House: Start her on IV interferon, I'm going to tell Wilson.
Dr. Foreman: Good idea and I'll go nap because I was concussed last night and had a heart attack this morning. I'll tell Wilson, you go sleep.
Taub: I need to know if there's anything medically relevant that you couldn't share publicly?
House: Is this a philanderer's anonymous intervention?
Amber: What now?
House: I can stay here with you?
Amber (shakes her head): Get off the bus.
House: I can't.
Amber: Why not?
House: Because it doesn't hurt here. I don't want to be in pain, I don't want to be miserable and I don't want him to hate me.
Amber: Well, you can't always get what you want.
(House walks off the bus)
(Wilson holding Amber on her death bed)
Dr. Wilson: Why aren't you angry?
Amber: That is not the last feeling I want to experience.
House: A blow-up doll would be more useful. And yes, that's the first time I've ever implied something negative about a blowup doll.
House: I had a heart attack this morning, can't do any more drugs till lunch.
House: Did you see the color of the sputum?
Bartender: I assume sputum means snot? Look, I see a lot of drunk chicks in here. I didn't have time to stop and analyze the color of your girlfriend's boogers.
Kutner: What did House have to say?
Thirteen: He told me I was raised by wolves and that's why I use the same hand for my fork and knife.
Thirteen: Maybe it's an allergic reaction to the interferon.
House: Yes, the symptom that I saw on the bus was a rare interferon allergy that flares up two days before you take it.
Thirteen: We should say goodbye.
Taub: She didn't even like us.
Kutner: We liked her.
Taub: Did we?
Dr. Foreman: We do now.
Amber: Self-pity isn't like you.
House: No, well, I'm branching out from self-loathing and self-destruction.
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