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Clips from House (2004) - Mystery (S01E01)

"Parents died in a car crash. No history of dementia."
House (2004)
"Send C.S.F. for C.B.C. and viral serologies to rule out encephalitis..."
House (2004)
"and get tau proteins to check for Alzheimer's."
House (2004)
"And this still feels a little light."
House (2004)
"I took a complete medical history. Check out their house. Take Sparky with you."
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"- They live in Short Hills. Two hours away. - You can expense the tolls."
House (2004)
"You're a Peeping Tom trying to spy on your ex."
House (2004)
"Her secret diary-- That's the main thing."
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"But as long as you're there, take a peek in the medicine cabinet."
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"explain this other than encephalitis or Alzheimer's."
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"And get receipts for the tolls."
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"We know about his parents. What about further back?"
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"No. There's been no memory loss."
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"I mean, he forgets where he left his keys, but who doesn't?"
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"Of... whacked-outness?"
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"You were with House when it happened-- to his leg?"
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"Oh."
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"You're interested in him."
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"We went on one date."
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"It didn't go very well."
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"Our first date didn't either. I was never gonna see him again. A week later, I moved in."
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"Five years. What would you like to know?"
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"Pretty much the same."
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"He's clear. No Alzheimer's."
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"Yeah, that's what I figured."
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"Serious mountain bike. Hasn't been used in a while though."
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"He switched to yoga. Brand-new yoga mat and tape."
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"Not when you do it in your own home."
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"Change could be just a change, not a symptom."
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"Chase."
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""Dear 'House' boys, a snack for your highly illegal search."
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"Hope you like oatmeal raisin. Love, Stacy"."
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"Whoa. In a desk drawer, hidden in the back under some papers."
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"Secret stash."
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"Amphetamines. Regular use could lead to neurotoxicity."
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"Explains the axonal nerve damage and the personality issues."
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"Fake name. Fake prescription."
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"Could be, but the prescribing doc, his name's real."
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"This guy's just had his license pulled for writing"
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"Mark's a high school guidance counselor."
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"And Mr. Brown's birth date makes him 17 years old."
House (2004)
"Do you think maybe these were confiscated by a high school guidance counselor?"
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"Anything else? Um, yeah, he switched from mountain biking to yoga."
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"No red cells, no white cells. Serology's negative. Which means we're back to Alzheimer's."
House (2004)
"I told her he didn't have it. The marker tests were negative."
House (2004)
"Well, then you should have told her that. He could still have it."
House (2004)
"We're going to inject a chemical marker called F.D.D.N.P."
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"- Then I'm gonna ask you a series of questions. - Test my memory."
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"Yeah, but first we're gonna map out some specific brain functions."
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"You know, check out the engine before we take the car for a drive."
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"Your full name? Mark Warner."
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"- Is your mother living? - No."
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"Limbic system's intact."
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"Okay, say you find a stamped envelope on the street. What do you do?"
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"Do you remember when you got married?"
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"Three years ago this July. Who is that?"
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"- Big church wedding? - Is that House?"
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"I thought you skimped on the limbic system there."
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"Did the atheistic bride wear a pretty white dress?"
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"Was she thinking of you? Is that what you medically need to know?"
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"What jewelry did your bride wear?"
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"She never wears any jewelry, except the cross her mother gave to her."
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"No underwear either, at least not that day."
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"I remember 'cause she ripped her pretty white dress off in the car."
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"That the sort of answer you're looking for, Doctor?"
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"I think I upset him. You gotta stop this now."
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"- You want the details on that? - A little defensive."
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"The questions were designed to define the operational parameters of his limbic system."
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"Elevate the words all you want. You were just screwing with him. Low, even by your standards."
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"Medical screwing. It's what I do."
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"Then you run away like a 12-year-old. Go hide on the roof like you always do."
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"I haven't been up here in five years."
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"I don't know what's wrong with him."
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"It's not environmental. It's not immunological."
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"Every test is negative every time."
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"He's perfectly healthy,"
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"It never occurred to me..."
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"that you couldn't figure out what's wrong."
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"I haven't given up."
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"So what do we do?"
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"For what?"
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"Something to change."
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"It's one of the great tragedies of life. Something always--"
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"Something always changes."
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"Nurse?"
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"Nurse!"
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"My toes-- They were numb, tingling, then nothing."
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"It's okay. They're going to take care of you."
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"I'm scared, Stacy. Hold my hand."
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"What's happening?"
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"Time marches on. He's paralyzed."
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"But he's experiencing significant paresthesias, and he can't move his hands or toes."
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"It's peripheral."
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"No. No. I already did an indirect Coombs' test."
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"No agglutination, no antibodies."
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"Initiative. Like that."
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"So we either fight it for him or it's fatal."
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"Fatal sounds very bad to me."
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"Well, without the antibodies, we can't even test for it. Don't know if we're right."
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"If it works, we're right. If he dies... it was something else."
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"So the paralysis might not be permanent."
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"That's our hope, but the brain's tricky. You never know."
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"What was that? What?"
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"- With the head. The look. - He just wants to talk to me."
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"Leave! Go talk to him."
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"You left him, and he had a limp. If I can't walk or hold you?"
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"- If I can't feed myself? - Mark, what you're feeling-- It's not real. It's the virus."
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"- Mark? What is it? - Mark?"
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"His throat's closing up. He can't breathe. Code blue! Hurry!"
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"- I can't get the scope in his throat. - Stop that."
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"- He's having an allergic reaction. He's crashing. - No, he's not. Look at his vitals."
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"Push two milligrams Ativan."
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"No allergic reaction. Just a panic attack."
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"Something obviously freaked him out."
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"Can we talk now?"
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"You couldn't just come into the room?"
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"Six more have sent him flowers, candy and a teddy bear,"
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"But I didn't recognize any of the names on the cards."
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"Shockingly, Mark has friends, and I have some new ones."
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"No, it's not shocking that you have new friends,"
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