Songs featured in this episode include "Cheap and Cheerful" by The Kills, "Could We Survive" by Joseph Arthur, and " Dark Road" by Annie Lennox. When House learns that Cuddy had Wilson be her character reference for the adoption agency, House refuses to congratulate her, using for the second time in the episode, "If you're happy, I'm." and then walking away. It is also revealed that Cuddy is adopting a baby, after House follows Wilson to a baby store and sees her there.
At the end of the episode, Thirteen continues with her risky habits, partying with another woman. When Thirteen is able to prove her loyalties at the end of the episode, House rehires her, although Thirteen discovers that her firing was merely a game of House's to see if she would grow close with the patient. House then determines the true cause of the girl's illness based upon her inability to produce tears, a symptom of her illness, candidiasis secondary to Sjögren's syndrome. Later, House asks Thirteen if Spencer cried when she heard the bad news. When it is determined Spencer's illness, Lymphangioleiomyomatosis, is fatal, Thirteen volunteers to tell her. Despite being technically unemployed and off the case, Thirteen remains at the hospital. After preventing Thirteen from having to be tested, House fires her for missing the differential diagnosis. Foreman confronts Thirteen about her current hard-partying lifestyle, warning her that it is sending her life and job into a downward spiral.Īfter Cuddy catches Thirteen with a terrible hangover, she wants Thirteen to submit to a drug test.
Dr House: Lucky Thirteen Season 5 Episode 5. Thirteen suspects that the woman's illness is related to her drug use, but she then finds out that the woman has a long medical history and has seen several doctors over the past few years, along with discovering that she only slept with Thirteen to get to House, who had previously rejected her as a patient. Thirteens one night stand collapses at her apartment, and her symptoms are so misleading that the. House and Foreman go to Thirteen's apartment to search for drugs that might have caused Spencer's illness. House remains more focused on Thirteen's bisexuality and finds the situation an opportunity to delve into her personal life.
Thirteen accompanies her to Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital where House and the team take the case. Spencer, a woman with whom Thirteen is having a one-night stand, has a seizure at Thirteen's apartment.