“If You Die, I’m Alone!” | House M.D..

A day in the life of Wilson takes a weird turn when Wilson has to get surgery. When House is asked by Wilson whether he will be attending, he exclaims that if Wilson dies - that meand

From Season 6 Episode 10 ''Wilson'': An old friend and former patient of Wilson's experiences paralysis in his left arm. Wilson takes this case himself. House thinks his friend has cancer like before, however Wilson stays optimistic until the worst happens. Now he is forced to make radical decisions. Cuddy continues her search for real estate.

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[vitomcsween]

House may have said that line too bluntly, but it shows how much he cares for Wilson

[Bruno-G]

Wilson's smile is not only because house was there for him. It is also because he feels SAFER around House, he knows if anything goes wrong, house will do absolutely everything he can to not let his friend die.

[specialk]

"Cause if you die, I'm alone." That may be the most vulnerable and most scared we've ever seen House.

[azazellon]

If you pay attention, House massages his leg absently right after Wilson asks if he's going to be there. House is stressed. Worried. His leg pain is sometimes a psychological stress response-- no wonder he's addicted to pain pills. His entire life is drama and stress.

[JackDespero]

The small smile of Wilson, barely a movement on his cheek, when he sees House in the windows of the operation theater is everything.

[SamSparks]

"You guys mind making him $100 poorer?"
The whole team: say less

[overshadowedone]

"Actually its James" may be one of the harshest things Wilson ever said in context.

[jasong]

"I'm not here for an argument, House!"

"No, right, thats room 12A." OMG, A MONTY PYTHON REFERENCE! LOVE IT.

[Mitsuoxx]

7:13 The idea of Wilson dying makes House's leg starts to pain :(

[Metal-Possum]

A house is not a home without a Wilson.

[Gumbocinno]

8:23

That smile that you can barely see behind the mask hits so hard.

[breadfanornofan]

The it’s James at the end just signaled Wilsons disappointment. Jesus.

[AsianShadowrunner]

*"Everybody lies. Even me."* - House, probably.

[oogabooga]

4:17 I always love the small details they add for later conflict. The ex wife takes his hand and the new girl is unhappy about it. Further in the scene you can still see the new girl is bothered by it.

[chiliman]

Such a good episode. It proves why House and Wilson are such good friends; House will only ever be House, and, even if that's hard for Wilson to deal with sometimes, it's honest. Plus, House needs Wilson in a way that is even more critical than Wilson's other "friend" needing part of Wilson's liver.

[MrCTruck]

You can see the relief wash over James face as he sees House and passes out

[wolffang]

I like how we got to see Wilson play diagnostician for a scene. Gave me that feeling like Watson trying his hand at a mystery.

[JoshuaOdionson]

I do quite like how the patients girlfriend or new wife didnt know what to say when Wilson told them about the surgery, just saying whatever he (the patient) thinks. His ex? Asked about treatment, if hes strong enough for anesthesia. Asking about the treatment for assurance, or just for clarity. And then again later, his ex knows what to ask. Showing dependability.

[Sean.A.M]

Can't relate the person I want when I'm dying is very much the same person I want when I am living, asleep and anytime

[dianagonsalves]

I hate this patient. Never bothered to know Wilson's real name. Made Wison his doctor donate his liver to him and then went back to his girlfriend. He was with his ex-wife just until his health problem was resolved.