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House: "I don’t know what’s wrong with him. It’s not Alzheimer’s. It’s not encephalitis. It’s not environmental, it’s not immunological, every test is negative every time. He’s perfectly healthy, but his brain is dying. "

Stacy: "It never occurred to me that you couldn’t figure out what’s wrong."

House: "I haven’t given up."

— Honeymoon

Honeymoon is the 1st season finale episode of House which first aired on May 24, 2005. House’s ex-girlfriend Stacy Warner’s husband Mark is reluctant to be treated by House, but they eventually corral him and get him into the hospital. Although Mark insists he is fine and the initial tests bear him out, it is soon clear that there is something seriously wrong with him. House is torn emotionally between wanting to please Stacy by curing Mark and letting Mark die: either so she might come back to him or to hurt her for the way she hurt him. The matter only gets worse when the only way to confirm House's diagnosis is to risk Mark's life.

Recap

House is trying to fulfill a promise to Stacy by meeting her husband Mark Warner to attempt to assess his medical problems. Finally, Stacy tricks Mark into attending a dinner unaware that House will be present. Mark finally shows up and says his doctors have told him any problem he has is stress related and he's not going to the hospital. However, after downing a beer, Mark collapses, thanks to House drugging his drink.

Mark is suffering from abdominal pain and mood swings. Previous tests have not indicated any cause. House orders a repeat of all the previous tests, plus abdominal ultrasound and CT scans. His team can't understand why House doesn't believe Mark when he says he's not sick, but he believes Stacy who says he is sick.

Wilson believes House is treating Mark merely to impress Stacy and win her back.

When the scans are negative, Mark asks to leave the hospital, but Stacy insists that House be satisfied he has no disease. House responds by ordering exploratory surgery against the advice of his team. He asks Stacy if she's been unfaithful as that would explain Mark's paranoia without resorting to an underlying disease. Stacy realizes since House is asking the question himself instead of having "Dr. Mandingo" do it that he's only asking to see if it's likely she will cheat on Mark with House. She denies being unfaithful. The surgery shows no cause for Mark's symptoms, only a distended bladder, which would not cause the symptoms Mark has. However, when House reviews the video of the surgery. He spots abdominal epilepsy which has been mistaken for normal peristaltic movement. This indicates Mark is suffering from some sort of neurological disorder.

An EEG shows nerve death, which explains Mark's enlarged bladder. They suspect encephalitis and Alzheimer's disease. House also orders Foreman & Chase to do an environmental scan of the Warners' house. Stacy does not believe it is Alzheimer's as Mark shows no sign of memory loss.

Cameron asks Stacy about the condition that led to House's disability, and what House was like before that. Stacy says that House was pretty much the same before the disability. Cameron finishes the test and is able to rule out Alzheimer's.

When Foreman and Chase arrive at the Warners', they find Stacy has left out cookies for them, expecting they would break in as House instructed. The team does find amphetamines with an unknown name on the bottle, but House surmises that Mark, a guidance counsellor, confiscated them from a student as the date of birth on the bottle is for someone 17 years old and the doctor who prescribed them has recently lost his license for writing improper prescriptions. Encephalitis is also ruled out, and House still thinks Alzheimer's is most likely despite the negative test.

To see if the Alzheimer's test was wrong, they scan Mark's brain. House takes the opportunity to seem to make fun of Mark's relationship with Stacy. Stacy is furious when she finds out, but House tells her that the questions he asked were medically necessary to gauge his emotional response. He then admits he has no idea what is wrong with Mark, only that his brain is dying. Stacy is stunned—she never thought that House wouldn't be able to figure out what was wrong. House said he isn't giving up, but they have to wait for something to change.

Mark develops a new symptom—he loses sensation in his toes and hands, the start of paralysis.

They believe it might be Guillain-Barre syndrome, but the tests are negative. House thinks that he may just not be producing the antibodies that the test detects. Even though they can't confirm it, House decides to treat him for Guillain-Barre because the treatment is fairly safe. However, Mark starts showing more paranoia. His throat then closes up. However, House notes his vital signs are still strong—he is suffering a panic attack, not an allergic reaction.

Meanwhile, House confronts Stacy about not telling any of their common friends that Mark is in Princeton-Plainsboro (from looking at Mark's get well cards). He believes it is because she didn't want them to know she was seeing him again.

House goes to meet Wilson in a bar, taking him away from a dinner party thrown by Wilson's wife. House confides that Mark is not responding to treatment, and that he is having feelings about Stacy, although he isn't sure they are positive ones. House goes back to talk to Stacy, when he finds out from her that although Mark said during his brain scan that they went to Paris on their honeymoon, they never went (Stacy had to go back to work the day after the wedding). However, the brain scan indicated that Mark actually believed he went to Paris—he's having delusions. He's also deciding to take up activities that are indoors, avoiding sunlight. These are symptoms of acute intermittent porphyria. Unfortunately, there is no immediate test for it unless he is actually having an attack. The regular test takes at least a month, anything they do to start an attack to confirm it could kill him, and another attack could kill him. Treating him for porphyria without confirming it could kill him too.

However, House has a plan. He wants to induce an attack so they can test for the markers that will be present in his urine at that moment. They explain the risks of inducing an attack to confirm porphyria to Mark, but he rejects it as too risky. However, Stacy pleads with House to try to induce an attack. When she asks him to induce an attack he refuses on the basis that Mark doesn't want him to try. When House informs Stacy that her husband may die, they confront each other about her decision to consent to the procedure to cut out the dead muscle in his leg that led to his disability. House says that he will never forgive Stacy for that, but she retorts that Mark will forgive her for making such a decision.

Mark doesn't trust House even though Stacy still does. House decides to induce an attack even without Mark's consent. His team unites to try to stop him, but he fakes them out and injects Mark with the cocktail of drugs that will definitely bring on an attack. Mark goes into convulsions while House uses a large syringe to draw urine straight from his bladder after the catheter falls out. The test confirms the diagnosis.

Cameron learns from House's treatment of Stacy that House is capable of love. However, Cameron tells House she realizes he just doesn't love her. Stacy admits to House that she is still in love with him, but can't be with him. She say she can't stand the fact that House believes he is always right. The fact that he is almost always is right just makes it worse. She wants to be with Mark because she felt lonely with House.

Cuddy comes to House and tells her she is considering hiring Stacy to be the hospital's general counsel so she can help take care of Mark while he recovers, but only if House agrees. House does.

House is last seen trying to walk without the assistance of his cane to the strains of You can't always get what you want. When he cannot, he reaches for his Vicodin.

Memorable quotes

Cameron: "What happened to "everybody lies"?"

House: : "I was lying."

―Cameron asks why House trusts Stacy’s word over Mark’s

Cameron (Pretending to be House): "Foreman, are you gonna contribute? Or are you too tired from stealing cars?"

Foreman looks up, Chase is silent. Cameron looks up and around, nobody speaks.

Cameron: "I'm being House; it's-it's funny..."

Foreman (sarcastically): "I know, you made milk come out of my nose."

Major Events

Stacy Warner tells Cameron that her own first date with House was a disaster, but they moved in together the next week and stayed together for five years.
Stacy also tells Cameron that House’s personality before his disability was pretty much the same as it is now.
When Stacy finds House on the roof of the hospital, it is revealed that before he became disabled, he would usually hide from everyone up there. He tells her he hasn’t been up there since he became disabled.

Trivia & Cultural References

Dr. Mandingo is a reference to the 1957 novel and 1975 film Mandingo (an Anglicization of the native word) about a slave in the pre-civil war South of the Mandinka people in what is now Sierra Leone.
A Wombat is an Australian marsupial about 1 meter in length. Although wombats have a very slow metabolism, a “scared wombat” can actually hit about 25 mph for 90 seconds, allowing them to easily outrun a human. However, they are generally aggressive when defending their territory and are capable of disabling or killing a predator with its strong hind legs. There have been documented attacks on humans.
The Rolling Stone's song, "You Can't Always Get What You Want" appears in this episode, after previously appearing in the Pilot. It underscores House's uncondoned treatment of Mark. Also, within the song, they say, "You get what you need," which probably refers to Mark's recovery.

Medical Ethics

Is an environmental scan unethical when the patient expects you will do it? Here we see Stacy is so familiar with House that she expects him to break into her home without her permission. However, House keeps his environmental scans secret so that patients will not hide clues. If that's the case, an environmental scan would appear to be pointless once the team realized they had been expected.
House's diagnostic trial is clearly dangerous. Even if it hadn't set off a porphyria attack, any of the contents of the cocktail could be dangerous on their own. Mark had clearly let it been known he was unwilling to submit to the procedure, but House did it anyway. The trial almost didn't work when the catheter slipped free and House did another dangerous procedure, a direct tap of the bladder, again without Mark's consent or even Stacy's that time.

Goofs

When presenting the diagnosis, House says that Mark gave a "long, rambling answer about taking Stacy to Paris" in response to question nine. However, it was actually question seven (asked by Foreman: 1. Full name, 2. Mother, 3. Stamped envelope; asked by House: 4. Date of wedding, 5. Church wedding, 6. Stacy's dress, 7. Jewelry - it was in the second part of this answer that he mentioned Paris).

Cast

Jesse Spencer as Dr. Robert Chase
Jennifer Morrison as Dr. Allison Cameron
Robert Sean Leonard as Dr. James Wilson
Hugh Laurie as Dr. Gregory House
Omar Epps as Dr. Eric Foreman
Lisa Edelstein as Dr. Lisa Cuddy
Sela Ward as Stacy Warner
Currie Graham as Mark Warner
Mark Hames as Ambulance Driver
Revital Krawetz as Woman
Cristy Joy as Samantha Chase

Links

Previous episode:
Three Stories

Honeymoon

Next episode:
Acceptance

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 |director     = [[Fred Keller]]
 |writer       = [[Lawrence Kaplow]], [[John Mankiewicz]]
-|airdate      = December 28, 2004
+|airdate      = May 24, 2005
-|episode_no   = 1.7
+|episode_no   = 1.22
 |rating       = 8.9
 |guest_star   = [[Currie Graham]], [[Sela Ward]]
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-{{Dialogue a-b-a|House|I don’t know what’s wrong with him. It’s not Alzheimer’s.  It’s not Encephalitis. It’s not environmental, it’s not immunological, every test is negative every time. He’s perfectly healthy, but his brain is dying. |Stacy|It never occurred to me that you couldn’t figure out what’s wrong.|I haven’t given up|Honeymoon}}
+{{Dialogue a-b-a|House|I don’t know what’s wrong with him. It’s not Alzheimer’s.  It’s not encephalitis. It’s not environmental, it’s not immunological, every test is negative every time. He’s perfectly healthy, but his brain is dying. |Stacy|It never occurred to me that you couldn’t figure out what’s wrong.|I haven’t given up.|Honeymoon}}
-'''Honeymoon''' is the 1st season finale episode of ''House'' which first aired on December 28, 2004. House’s ex-girlfriend Stacy Warner’s husband Mark is reluctant to be treated by House, but they eventually corral him and get him into the hospital. Although Mark insists he is fine and the initial tests bear him out, it is soon clear that there is something seriously wrong with him. House is torn emotionally between wanting to please Stacy by curing Mark and letting Mark die: either so she might come back to him or to hurt her for the way she hurt him. The matter only gets worse when the only way to confirm House‘s diagnosis is to risk Mark‘s life.
+'''Honeymoon''' is the 1st season finale episode of ''House'' which first aired on May 24, 2005. House’s ex-girlfriend Stacy Warner’s husband Mark is reluctant to be treated by House, but they eventually corral him and get him into the hospital. Although Mark insists he is fine and the initial tests bear him out, it is soon clear that there is something seriously wrong with him. House is torn emotionally between wanting to please Stacy by curing Mark and letting Mark die: either so she might come back to him or to hurt her for the way she hurt him. The matter only gets worse when the only way to confirm House's diagnosis is to risk Mark's life.
 ==Recap==
-[[Gregory House|House]] is trying to fulfill a promise to [[Stacy Warner|Stacy]] by meeting her husband [[Mark Warner]] to attempt to assess his medical problems. Finally, Stacy tricks Mark into attending a dinner where he doesn't know House is going to be there. Mark finally shows up and says his doctors have told him any problem he has is stress related and he's not going to the hospital. However, after downing a beer, Mark collapses, thanks to House drugging his drink.
+[[Gregory House|House]] is trying to fulfill a promise to [[Stacy Warner|Stacy]] by meeting her husband [[Mark Warner]] to attempt to assess his medical problems. Finally, Stacy tricks Mark into attending a dinner unaware that House will be present. Mark finally shows up and says his doctors have told him any problem he has is stress related and he's not going to the hospital. However, after downing a beer, Mark collapses, thanks to House drugging his drink.
-Mark is suffering from [[abdomen|abdominal]] [[pain]] and [[mood swings]]. Previous tests have not indicated any cause. House orders a repeat of all the previous tests, plus abdominal [[ultrasound]] and [[CT Scans]]. His team can't understand why House doesn't believe Mark when he says he's not sick, but he believes Stacy who says he is sick.
+Mark is suffering from [[abdomen|abdominal]] [[pain]] and [[mood swings]]. Previous tests have not indicated any cause. House orders a repeat of all the previous tests, plus abdominal [[ultrasound]] and [[CT scan]]s. His team can't understand why House doesn't believe Mark when he says he's not sick, but he believes Stacy who says he is sick.
 [[James Wilson|Wilson]] believes House is treating Mark merely to impress Stacy and win her back.
-When the scans are negative, Mark asks to leave the hospital, but Stacy insists that House be satisfied he has no disease. House responds by ordering [[exploratory surgery]] against the advice of his team. He asks Stacy is she’s been unfaithful as that would explain Mark’s [[paranoia]] without resorting to an underlying disease. Stacy realizes since House is asking the question himself instead of having [[Eric Foreman|”Dr. Mandingo”]] do it that he’s only asking to see if its likely she will cheat on Mark with House. She denies being unfaithful. The surgery shows no cause for Mark’s symptoms, only a distended [[bladder]], which would not cause the symptoms Mark has. However, when House reviews the video of the surgery. he spots abdominal epilepsy which has been mistaken for normal [[peristalsis|peristaltic movement]]. This indicates Mark is suffering from some sort of [[neurology|neurological]] disorder.
+When the scans are negative, Mark asks to leave the hospital, but Stacy insists that House be satisfied he has no disease. House responds by ordering [[exploratory surgery]] against the advice of his team. He asks Stacy if she's been unfaithful as that would explain Mark's [[paranoia]] without resorting to an underlying disease. Stacy realizes since House is asking the question himself instead of having [[Eric Foreman|"Dr. Mandingo"]] do it that he's only asking to see if it's likely she will cheat on Mark with House. She denies being unfaithful. The surgery shows no cause for Mark's symptoms, only a distended [[bladder]], which would not cause the symptoms Mark has. However, when House reviews the video of the surgery. He spots abdominal epilepsy which has been mistaken for normal [[peristalsis|peristaltic movement]]. This indicates Mark is suffering from some sort of [[neurology|neurological]] disorder.
-An [[electroencephalography|EEG]] shows nerve death, which explains Mark‘s enlarged bladder. They suspect [[encephalitis]] and [[Alzheimer's disease]]. House also orders Foreman &amp; [[Robert Chase|Chase]] to do an environmental scan of the Warners' house. Stacy does not believe it is Alzheimer's as Mark shows no sign of [[memory]] loss.
+An [[electroencephalography|EEG]] shows nerve death, which explains Mark's enlarged bladder. They suspect [[encephalitis]] and [[Alzheimer's disease]]. House also orders Foreman &amp; [[Robert Chase|Chase]] to do an environmental scan of the Warners' house. Stacy does not believe it is Alzheimer's as Mark shows no sign of [[memory]] loss.
 Cameron asks Stacy about the condition that led to House's disability, and what House was like before that. Stacy says that House was pretty much the same before the disability. Cameron finishes the test and is able to rule out Alzheimer's.
-When Foreman and Chase arrive at the Warners', they find Stacy has left out cookies for them, expecting they would break in as House instructed. The team does find amphetamines with an unknown name on the bottle, but House surmises that Mark, a guidance counsellor, confiscated them from a student as the date of birth on the bottle is for someone 17 years old and the doctor who prescribed them has recently lost his license for writing improper prescriptions. Encephalits is also ruled out and House still thinks Alzheimer’s is most likely despite the negative test.
+When Foreman and Chase arrive at the Warners', they find Stacy has left out cookies for them, expecting they would break in as House instructed. The team does find amphetamines with an unknown name on the bottle, but House surmises that Mark, a guidance counsellor, confiscated them from a student as the date of birth on the bottle is for someone 17 years old and the doctor who prescribed them has recently lost his license for writing improper prescriptions. Encephalitis is also ruled out, and House still thinks Alzheimer's is most likely despite the negative test.
-To see if the Alzheimer's test was wrong, they scan Mark's brain. House takes the opportunity to seem to make fun of Mark's relationship with Stacy. Stacy is furious when she finds out, but House tells her that the questions he asked were medically necessary to gauge his emotional response. He then admits he has no idea what is wrong with Mark, only that his brain is dying. Stacy is stunned - she never thought that House wouldn't be able to figure out what was wrong. However, House said he isn't giving up. However, they have to wait for something to change.
+To see if the Alzheimer's test was wrong, they scan Mark's brain. House takes the opportunity to seem to make fun of Mark's relationship with Stacy. Stacy is furious when she finds out, but House tells her that the questions he asked were medically necessary to gauge his emotional response. He then admits he has no idea what is wrong with Mark, only that his brain is dying. Stacy is stunned&mdash;she never thought that House wouldn't be able to figure out what was wrong. House said he isn't giving up, but they have to wait for something to change.
-Mark soon develops a new symptom - he loses sensation in his toes and hands, the start of [[paralysis]].
+Mark develops a new symptom&mdash;he loses sensation in his toes and hands, the start of [[paralysis]].
-They believe it might be [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], but the tests are negative. House thinks that he may just not be producing the [[antibody|antibodies]] that the test detects. House decides to treat him for Guillain-Barre even though they can't confirm it because the treatment is fairly safe. However, Mark starts showing more paranoia. His throat then closes up. However, House notes his [[vital signs]] are still strong - he is suffering a [[panic attack]], not an [[allergy|allergic reaction]].
+They believe it might be [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], but the tests are negative. House thinks that he may just not be producing the [[antibody|antibodies]] that the test detects. Even though they can't confirm it, House decides to treat him for Guillain-Barre because the treatment is fairly safe. However, Mark starts showing more paranoia. His throat then closes up. However, House notes his [[vital signs]] are still strong&mdash;he is suffering a [[panic attack]], not an [[allergy|allergic reaction]].
 Meanwhile, House confronts Stacy about not telling any of their common friends that Mark is in [[Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital|Princeton-Plainsboro]] (from looking at Mark's get well cards). He believes it is because she didn't want them to know she was seeing him again.
-House goes to meet Wilson in a bar, taking him away from a dinner party thrown by [[Julie Wilson|Wilson's wife]]. House confides that Mark is not responding to treatment, and that he is having feelings about Stacy, although he isn't sure they are positive ones. House goes back to talk to Stacy, when he finds out from her that although Mark said during his brain scan that they went to Paris on their honeymoon, they never went (Stacy had to go back to work the day after the wedding). However, the brain scan indicated that Mark actually believed he went to Paris - he's having [[delusion]]s. He's also deciding to take up activities that are indoors, avoiding sunlight. These are symptoms of acute intermittent [[porphyria]]. Unfortunately, there is no immediate test for it unless he is actually having an attack, the regular test takes at least a month, anything they do to start an attack to confirm it could kill him, and another attack could kill him. Treating him for porphyria without confirming it could kill him too.
+House goes to meet Wilson in a bar, taking him away from a dinner party thrown by [[Julie Wilson|Wilson's wife]]. House confides that Mark is not responding to treatment, and that he is having feelings about Stacy, although he isn't sure they are positive ones. House goes back to talk to Stacy, when he finds out from her that although Mark said during his brain scan that they went to Paris on their honeymoon, they never went (Stacy had to go back to work the day after the wedding). However, the brain scan indicated that Mark actually believed he went to Paris&mdash;he's having [[delusion]]s. He's also deciding to take up activities that are indoors, avoiding sunlight. These are symptoms of acute intermittent [[porphyria]]. Unfortunately, there is no immediate test for it unless he is actually having an attack. The regular test takes at least a month, anything they do to start an attack to confirm it could kill him, and another attack could kill him. Treating him for porphyria without confirming it could kill him too.
-However, House has a plan. He wants to induce an attack so they can test for the markers that will be present in his urine at that moment. They explain the risks of inducing an attack to confirm porphyria to Mark, but he rejects it as too risky. However, Stacy pleads with House to try to induce an attack. When she asks him to induce an attack he refuses on the basis that Mark doesn’t want him to try. When House informs Stacy that her husband may die, they confront each other about her decision to consent to the procedure to cut out the dead muscle in his leg that led to his disability. House says that he will never forgive Stacy for that, but she retorts that Mark will forgive her for making such a decision.
+However, House has a plan. He wants to induce an attack so they can test for the markers that will be present in his urine at that moment. They explain the risks of inducing an attack to confirm porphyria to Mark, but he rejects it as too risky. However, Stacy pleads with House to try to induce an attack. When she asks him to induce an attack he refuses on the basis that Mark doesn't want him to try. When House informs Stacy that her husband may die, they confront each other about her decision to consent to the procedure to cut out the dead muscle in his leg that led to his disability. House says that he will never forgive Stacy for that, but she retorts that Mark will forgive her for making such a decision.
-Mark doesn't trust House even though Stacy still does. House decides to induce an attack even without Mark's consent. His team unites to try to stop him, but he fakes them out and injects Mark with the cocktail of drugs that will definitely bring on an attack. Mark goes into convulsions while House uses a large [[syringe]] to draw urine straight from his bladder after the [[catheter]] falls out. However, the test confirms the diagnosis.
+Mark doesn't trust House even though Stacy still does. House decides to induce an attack even without Mark's consent. His team unites to try to stop him, but he fakes them out and injects Mark with the cocktail of drugs that will definitely bring on an attack. Mark goes into convulsions while House uses a large [[syringe]] to draw urine straight from his bladder after the [[catheter]] falls out. The test confirms the diagnosis.
-[[Allison Cameron|Cameron]] learns from House's treatment of Stacy that House is capable of love. However, Cameron tells House she realizes he just doesn't love her. Stacy admits to House that she is still in love with him, but can't be with him. She say she can't stand the fact that House believes he is always right, and he almost always is right. However, she wants to be with Mark because she felt lonely with House.
+[[Allison Cameron|Cameron]] learns from House's treatment of Stacy that House is capable of love. However, Cameron tells House she realizes he just doesn't love her. Stacy admits to House that she is still in love with him, but can't be with him. She say she can't stand the fact that House believes he is always right. The fact that he is almost always is right just makes it worse. She wants to be with Mark because she felt lonely with House.
 [[Lisa Cuddy|Cuddy]] comes to House and tells her she is considering hiring Stacy to be the hospital's [[general counsel]] so she can help take care of Mark while he recovers, but only if House agrees. House does.
-House is last seen trying to walk without the assistance of his cane to the strains of [[You can't always get what you want|You can‘t always get what you want]]. However, when he cannot, he reaches for his [[Vicodin]].
+House is last seen trying to walk without the assistance of his cane to the strains of [[You can't always get what you want]]. When he cannot, he reaches for his [[Vicodin]].
 == Memorable quotes ==
 {{Dialogue|Cameron|What happened to "[[everybody lies]]"?|House: |I was lying.|Cameron asks why House trusts Stacy’s word over Mark’s}}
+----
+:'''Cameron (Pretending to be House):''' "Foreman, are you gonna contribute? Or are you too tired from ''stealing cars''?"
+:''Foreman looks up, Chase is silent. Cameron looks up and around, nobody speaks.''
+:'''Cameron: '''"I'm being House; it's-it's funny..."
+:'''Foreman (sarcastically): '''"I know, you made milk come out of my nose."
 == Major Events ==
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 *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandinka_people Dr. Mandingo] is a reference to the 1957 novel and 1975 film Mandingo (an Anglicization of the native word) about a slave in the pre-civil war South of the Mandinka people in what is now Sierra Leone.
-* A [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wombat Wombat] is an Australian marsupial about 1 meter in length. Although wombats have a very slow metabolism, a “scared wombat” can actually hit about 25 mph for 90 seconds, allowing them to easily outrun a human. However, they are generally aggressive when defending their territory and are capable of disabling or killing a predator with its strong hind legs.
+* A [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wombat Wombat] is an Australian marsupial about 1 meter in length. Although wombats have a very slow metabolism, a “scared wombat” can actually hit about 25 mph for 90 seconds, allowing them to easily outrun a human. However, they are generally aggressive when defending their territory and are capable of disabling or killing a predator with its strong hind legs. There have been documented attacks on humans.
+* The Rolling Stone's song, "You Can't Always Get What You Want" appears in this episode, after previously appearing in the [[Pilot]]. It underscores House's uncondoned treatment of Mark. Also, within the song, they say, "You get what you need," which probably refers to Mark's recovery.
-== Starring ==
+== Medical Ethics==
+*Is an environmental scan unethical when the patient expects you will do it? Here we see Stacy is so familiar with House that she expects him to break into her home without her permission. However, House keeps his environmental scans secret so that patients will not hide clues. If that's the case, an environmental scan would appear to be pointless once the team realized they had been expected.
+*House's diagnostic trial is clearly dangerous. Even if it hadn't set off a porphyria attack, any of the contents of the cocktail could be dangerous on their own. Mark had clearly let it been known he was unwilling to submit to the procedure, but House did it anyway. The trial almost didn't work when the catheter slipped free and House did another dangerous procedure, a direct tap of the bladder, again without Mark's consent or even Stacy's that time.
+== Goofs ==
+* When presenting the diagnosis, House says that Mark gave a "long, rambling answer about taking Stacy to Paris" in response to question nine. However, it was actually question seven (asked by Foreman: 1. Full name, 2. Mother, 3. Stamped envelope; asked by House: 4. Date of wedding, 5. Church wedding, 6. Stacy's dress, 7. Jewelry - it was in the second part of this answer that he mentioned Paris).
+== Cast ==
 * [[Jesse Spencer]] as [[Dr. Robert Chase]]
 * [[Jennifer Morrison]] as [[Dr. Allison Cameron]]
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 * [[Hugh Laurie]] as [[Dr. Gregory House]]
 * [[Omar Epps]] as [[Dr. Eric Foreman]]
-* [[Lisa Edelstein]] as [[Dr. Lisa Cuddy]]
+* [[Lisa Edelstein]] as [[Lisa Cuddy|Dr. Lisa Cuddy]]
-== Special Guest Star ==
 * [[Sela Ward]] as [[Stacy Warner]]
-== Co-Starring ==
 * [[Currie Graham]] as [[Mark Warner]]
+* [[Mark Hames]] as [[Ambulance Driver]]
+* [[Revital Krawetz]] as [[Woman (Honeymoon)|Woman]]
+* [[Cristy Joy]] as [[Samantha Chase]]
 == Links==
 *[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0606043/ Episode page at IMDB]
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