Ep 11. Remorse

In House season 6 episode 11, titled "Remorse," the team at Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital encounters a case with a connection to Wilson's past. The patient, Tucker, is a man in his 40s who suffers from paralysis, memory loss, and other assorted symptoms. After ruling out a brain tumor and other possible causes, the team is stumped and seeks Wilson's input.

Wilson, who has a history with Tucker, is initially hesitant to get involved in the case, but House pressures him into helping. As the team continues to run tests and gather information, Wilson's guilt over his past actions towards Tucker begins to weigh heavily on him. Meanwhile, House is dealing with his own demons as he struggles with the breakup of his relationship with Cuddy.

Throughout the episode, tension mounts as the team attempts to solve Tucker's medical mystery while Wilson battles his guilty conscience. As the stakes get higher, emotions run even more rampant and relationships are strained. In the end, House and Wilson are forced to confront their demons head-on, and the patient's diagnosis is revealed in a shocking twist.

"Remorse" is a gripping episode that delves into the complicated dynamics between House, Wilson, and the patients they treat. Through the lens of Tucker's medical mystery, we see the characters grapple with past mistakes and current challenges, highlighting the show's central themes of redemption, forgiveness, and the human condition. It's a must-watch for fans of the show and anyone who enjoys complex medical dramas.