They discuss how much people should trust each other. Thirteen and Taub search the patient's apartment. Kutner tells her it's the worst news a person can ever receive. Kutner performs the echocardiogram and discusses the loss of his parents with the patient. House refuses because it will take too much time. He tells Kutner to perform an echocardiogram.įoreman asks House if he can help run a clinical trial. Thirteen thinks it is drugs so House orders her and Taub to do an environmental scan. Foreman thinks she is pregnant House orders the test. Both of her parents are dead, and she obtained an emancipation order to be treated as an adult. The patient is sixteen with no history of lung problems and no infection. Wilson wants to know if House asked out Cuddy, but House is deliberately evasive. While two workers at a factory talk, one collapses onto the production line with blood bubbling out of her mouth. When the child's unexplained illness brings him to the brink of death, Foreman is left questioning his ability to work without House’s oversight and finds himself at a loss when House refuses to help. He soon turns to Chase and Cameron for help. When House resists allowing Foreman to extend himself, Cuddy gives Foreman his own pediatric case. When the team does manage to diagnose her, her web of lies may hide the only thing that can save her. As the case proceeds, it’s clear the patient isn’t all she’s making herself out to be, and she even manages to alienate Kutner to the point he quits the case. The team tackles the case of a 16-year-old factory manager and emancipated minor who falls ill at work. If our job is to find out what’s killing patients, you’d help this kid, but you’d rather play mind games to prove you’re the only one with magical powers." - EmancipationĮmancipation is a 5th season episode of House which first aired on November 18, 2008. Are you selfish enough to let it happen?" House: " Pot calling a kettle a pot?" Foreman: " You’re a hypocrite.
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