House M.D.2004

Dr. Eric Foreman:
He paged us at five in the morning for that? I'm going back to bed, distonia's not life threatening, who needs a panel to take care of it...

Dr. Cameron:
Takes conilizopan for seizures he has from a bus accident when he was ten.

Dr. Eric Foreman:
Then we treat with Benstrupine.

Dr. Robert Chase:
[enters] What's up?

Dr. Cameron:
35 year old savant, distonia.

Dr. Robert Chase:
Pfft. I'm going back to bed.

Dr. Gregory House:
[appears] Where're you going?

Dr. Robert Chase:
Uh... bathroom. It can wait.

Dr. Eric Foreman:
There is no case, House. Even if distonia was a big medical mystery, it's not this time.

Dr. Gregory House:
[shocked] And you're not intruiged as to how a perfectly healthy ten year old boy with no prior musical training gets into an accident on his way to school and can suddenly play the piano?

[Chase reaches across for the bag of breakfast, House takes it with his cane]

Dr. Robert Chase:
We have to solve a 25 year old case before breakfast?

Dr. Gregory House:
[looks at Chase and Cameron and their wet hair] You two shower together?

Dr. Cameron, Dr. Robert Chase:
NO!

Dr. Gregory House:
[looks at Forman] Double negative. It's a yes.

[Forman stares at Chase and Cameron]