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A patient, Scott, has a rebellious left hand when the left and right sides of his brains start acting independently. Meanwhile, House deals with the aftermath of his one-night stand with Cuddy.
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Dr. House: I slept with Cuddy. After she helped me detox from Vicodin. I've been clean for almost 24 hours now. (Wilson stares) Okay. Thought I'd mention it. Dr. Wilson: Wow. Wow! One for each. Dr. House: That's what she said. Ha. Dr. Wilson: How's the pain. Dr. House: She's probably got some bruising. Dr. Wilson: Yeah, I get it. You're a stud.
Dr. Wilson: The other wow. You were sober. She was sober. Dr. House: Clean and sober and hot. Dr. Wilson: Wow! This is fantastic. How are yo gonna screw it up?
Dr. Taub: What do you think of this glitch with Chase and Cameron's wedding? Dr. Hadley: It's always a sad thing when sperm comes between people.
Dr. Wilson: Cuddy is not a Vicodin substitute. Dr. House: Quite the opposite. Dr. Wilson: You have to wait for her to be ready. Dr. House: Great advice. You pretend that I'm gonna do that.
Dr. House: Admit it--you're curious why I want to make her angry. Dr. Wilson: I'm sure it's convoluted, wrong, and stupid.
Dr. Wilson: Why is it always reasonable in Houseland to take an emotional problem and sidestep it by turning it into a mechanical problem? Dr. House: Because in Houseland--and the rest of the universe, by the way--when a question presents itself, it calls for an answer.