Ep 21. Saviors

In Season 5, Episode 21 of House titled "Saviors," the team investigates the case of a young girl experiencing severe hallucinations and memory loss. Meanwhile, House and Wilson both struggle with personal issues that threaten to disrupt their professional duties.

The episode opens with House in a state of distress as he receives news that his father has passed away. He solicits Wilson's help in burying his father's body, but Wilson is preoccupied with his own issues. His girlfriend, Sam, is suffering from cancer and he is having difficulty coping with the fear and uncertainty of her situation.

As House, Wilson and the rest of the team begin to investigate the young girl's case, they are faced with a difficult diagnosis. The girl seems to be experiencing multiple symptoms that are seemingly unrelated. The team runs a full battery of tests and are unable to pinpoint a specific cause of her ailment.

Meanwhile, House begins to spiral out of control as he becomes increasingly fixated on his father's death. He takes excessive amounts of Vicodin and engages in risky behavior, almost crashing his car on several occasions. Wilson becomes increasingly frustrated with him and confronts him about his behavior.

As the team continues to investigate the young girl's case, they begin to uncover new clues that lead them to a diagnosis. They discover that she has been inhaling paint fumes, which has caused significant damage to her brain. Although the team is able to treat her, House's behavior continues to spiral out of control.

In a heart-wrenching scene, House laments the loss of his father while sitting in his office. Wilson enters and tries to comfort him, but House lashes out at him. Wilson walks away in frustration and House is left alone to grapple with his emotions.

In the end, House and Wilson are able to reconcile their differences as House begins to come to terms with his father's death. The young girl is able to recover from her illness and the team is able to move on to their next patient.

In "Saviors," House and Wilson face personal challenges that threaten to interfere with their professional duties. They are forced to confront their own fears and insecurities while trying to help a young girl recover from a debilitating illness. The episode is a testament to the strength and resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity.