Three Stories (House episode)

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House episode
"Three Stories"

Episode No	HOU-121
Airdate	May 17, 2005
Writer(s)	David Shore
Director(s)	Paris Barclay
Guest star(s)	Sela Ward as Stacy Warner Nicole Bilderback, Andrew Keegan, and Josh Zuckerman as medical students Brent Briscoe as a farmer Stephanie Venditto as Nurse Brenda James Saxenmeyer as Late 30's man Carmen Electra as Herself
House Season 1 November 2004 - May 2005
Pilot Paternity Occam's Razor Maternity Damned If You Do The Socratic Method Fidelity Poison DNR Histories Detox Sports Medicine Cursed Control Mob Rules Heavy Role Model Babies & Bathwater Kids Love Hurts Three Stories Honeymoon
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Three Stories is the twenty-first episode of the first season of House. David Shore won an Emmy in 2005 for Outstanding Writing for A Drama Series for this episode. ^[1]

1 Plot summary
2 Arc advancement
- 2.1 Characters
3 References

[edit] Plot summary

Dr. Cuddy is asking Dr. House to lecture in place of Dr. Riley, who is reportedly vomiting. House is in disbelief, quoting that Cuddy herself said that this is the fifth time Riley has missed a class that year (presumably, the month is May, when the episode aired); Cuddy bribes him, by offering to free him from two hours of clinic duty, and after short debate, House caves and will be doing the lecture within 20 minutes.

House's lecture is a multi-case scenario with the students having input on what to do in each scenario. The three scenarios House gives have one thing in common: all three patients are having leg pain.