Sex Kills

Episode aired Mar 7, 2006
TV-14TV-14
44m

IMDb RATING

8.4/10

2.5K

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Mystery

House and the team struggle to diagnose one patient in order to save another. Clinic Case: College student claims he has the hots for heifers.House and the team struggle to diagnose one patient in order to save another. Clinic Case: College student claims he has the hots for heifers.House and the team struggle to diagnose one patient in order to save another. Clinic Case: College student claims he has the hots for heifers.

IMDb RATING

8.4/10

2.5K

YOUR RATING

Director
- David Semel
Writers
- David Shore
- Matt Witten
- Sara Hess(show staff writer)
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Trivia
The second time House wears a lab coat.

Goofs
House inserts the laryngoscope with blade into the patient's mouth with his right hand. The laryngoscope is strictly a left-handed tool because of the placement of the light on it. This allows visualization of the vocal cords so the endotracheal tube can pass through.

Quotes
Dr. Gregory House: We're going to cure her.
Dr. Allison Cameron: We're going to cure death?
Dr. Gregory House: [voice like a mad scientist] Bwah-ha-ha-ha-ha!
[then in a normal voice]
Dr. Gregory House: Doubt it.

Soundtracks
Dr. House - Titelsong
(uncredited)

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8/10

Heavyweight

Howard Hesseman of WKRP IN CINCINNATI fame plays an aging man suffering from a series of scary symptoms that may be something as simple as a stroke, or something far worse. Pretty soon, it is determined he needs a new heart but no heart is available. House figures out a way to get his dying patient a new heart, but it will come with a heavy toll. The one to watch in this episode is the very appealing young actress Keri Lynn Pratt as Hesseman's doting daughter. Pratt gets off a great line at the very end, so make sure you put on your TV's closed captioning so you won't miss it. By the way, the outlandish manner in which House procures Hesseman's new heart makes for great TV, if totally improbable reality. Be prepared to shed some tears as we follow House in his search for that heart. Meanwhile, Wilson has more or less settled into House's apartment. Or has he? Frat humor abounds as he and House go back and forth about living conditions.

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