Her brain didn't interpret the signals properly, but now they will. Post op House tells the patient that the world was not as ugly as she thought. It turns out that something is wrong with her brain, and the doctors remove the bad portion of the brain. He tells the PI that the neural net will detect if something is blocking the brain function.
Chase says they should stop the procedure, but House says, you already finished the incredibly risky portion of the procedure, put on the neural net. Chase is then performing brain surgery on her, and House is letting him know that the IV was swapped. He wants to open her brain and test it, but Cuddy says no, even placing security outside the patient's room to keep him out.He gets the PI to switch the chemo with saline, and she starts to crash. Thus they acted as obstructions, and when push came to shove, they failed. Stem cells can become anything, and in one patient they became pancreas, in another, heart cells, and in the other lung cells, and in the math teacher, brain cells, but the cells in each case didn't do their job correctly. House is talking with the PI again, and he says something about nothing is nothing, to which House responds that anything is anything. He tells House, Next time you knock on my door, I'm not answering.
Wilson tells him he is moving on with his life, and without House. He tells Wilson he needs him to help him have an epiphany. He offers to pay Wilson $400 to consult with him. It's not cancer." He needs to talk to Wilson to get his thinking process going. It was cancer, but House replies, "I was wrong. Foreman says that is from the chemo, and that she is getting better. Later, he walks in and she is throwing up. House insists that the patient has cancer, and puts her on chemotherapy. Then the PI says, "you're very pretty." And she says, "Even more uncomfortable." He fesses up, and House chastises him for his poor ability to lie. She finally looks at him and says, are you following me. While this is happening, the PI is following an attractive woman, who keeps changing her direction on the sidewalk. The investigator says that is what happens when you either don't care about someone, or wish that you didn't. He's had Cameron over, Cuddy over, Foreman over, but has never even mentioned House.
Meanwhile, he's trying to find out the dirt on Wilson. House just can't seem to put the puzzle together. Why do you think you spent all those years in medical school? You don't think I would take that away from you, do you? The team asks, does that mean that we don't have to break into people's houses anymore, to which House replies, Don't be silly. He also found out some information about the patients. It turns out after a little back and forth that he is actually a private investigator hired by House to stalk Wilson. Meanwhile, there is a dorky looking guy by the coffee machine. But cancer does not jump from one organ to another, and there are no signs of cancer, so what could it be? Each disease the team suggests, House swats right down and continues to insist it is cancer. House consults with his team, and suggests it's cancer. They all have one commonality and that is the corneal transplant, but what disease affects so many different organs? A pancreas, a heart, the tuba player's lungs. However, each person died from a different organ failure. Thirteen informs her that everyone who had that transplant is either dead or dying. She asks the teacher if she had a corneal transplant 5 years ago, and the teacher says yes. Thirteen busts in the classroom and declares that the lesson is over. Then we see a math teacher instructing students. A tennis player, a construction worker, a kick boxer, and a tuba player. We see one person after another collapses dead or dying. The episode of House MD opens differently than most.
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