Cane And Able | House M.D..

Cuddy and Wilson decide not to tell House the truth about his last case, so they can teach him a lesson. When a frustrated House gives up on the boy patient, Cuddy is forced to re-think her decision to hold back the truth.

Season 3 Episode 2 "Cane and Able"
Seven-year-old Clancy (Skyler Gisondo) is admitted to the hospital with rectal bleeding, claiming alien abduction. The team runs tests, but when they get inconsistent and contradictory results from the same tests, in addition to finding a metal object in his neck, they are forced to give Clancy's testimony a little more credence. Amidst this, Cuddy and Wilson decide not to tell House the truth about his last case, thinking he will learn some humility, while Cameron is outraged at their actions. When a frustrated House gives up on the boy, Cuddy is forced to re-think her decision to hold back the truth.

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[bgcanadianbacon]

If Chase found out instead of Cameron he would've told House immediately

[jetlag]

"Cane And Able"
The person who came up with this title is a genius.

[suyangsong]

god doesn't limp.
Damn that line punched me in the kidney

[kaitylemonte]

I love that it flies right over their heads that house already knows humility and that he can be wrong because of his leg. He knows he’s not perfect, because of his limp that he inevitably caused by choosing to not have it amputated and now lives with the constant reminder and pain every day.

[VicinalElk]

"I was worried your wings would melt."
"God doesn't limp."

I love this dialogue. It is a great way of telling Wilson that House knows he isn't the end-all, be-all when it comes to the answer, and that he can be wrong. The result was his limp. That went over my head the first time I heard it back when I was still a young teen, but hearing it now, I'm mad at myself for not noticing how great of a line it is.

[TNTspaz]

One of the worst things they ever did to house was this. He finally was able to prove he could still think straight and solve cases without dependency

[eufonioun]

I like how Cameron gets defensive for house cause she misses his old self.

[annaheart]

One of the rare moments when Cameron doesn't annoy me. She's defending House and that's what is needed!

[kesharaa]

Wilson was being an absolute ass here. Same for Cuddy. House doesn't need his ego knocked down a peg - his ego helps him save lives better than anybody else.

[theyhaventfedmesince]

You're in denial
House: NO I'M NOT!!

[Hobbies]

Took me a while to forgive Cuddy and Wilson for this, House really needed to see that patient recovering.

[Jack-symr]

“I’d rather not become dependent on pain pills to get through my day”
*Who are you and what have you done with House?!*

[jkm]

House wasn't reckless with this patient. Giving him cortisol won't have hurt him and house knew it was a long shot. That's why he wouldn't tell the family why just like cuddy. House doesn't need humility when he is right

[SavageSquishy]

In their ignorance to think they were helping him, they ended up hurting him and his trust in them beyond repair. Smooth Wilson... real smooth.

[potaterjim]

"Why do they bother putting age restrictions on these if you just have to click 'yes'?"
It's not for the safety of the end user, it's for the liability of the site. When pressed "Why did you allow someone underage to use this?" they can rightfully say "We gave them ample warning and they explicitly told us they were the appropriate age. They lied to us."

[carvermckay]

Did anybody else notice that almost immediately after House found out he was right about the last patient, he solved what was wrong with the current one?

[dolebludger]

"You just come up with something insane and you're usually right" that's what every episode is

[Markaintus]

When he faked his limp and made Cuddy worry, I just laughed. That was such a nice joke!

[chrisbaybay]

Wilson cutting down on House with that line "your not always right house, you have proven that lately." Always made me so mad.
Friends aren't perfect but that was a dick move. Glad his character evolved into something really amazing.

[LeeHur_Low]

“You’re not always right, you’ve proven that lately “

That’s a very evil thing to say to House