All language subtitles for S06E16 - Lockdown

How about the name Brooke?

She just doesn't
seem like a Brooke anymore.

Brooklyn?

She's a baby, not a city.

What do you think, bud?
Got any suggestions?

Toadette.
I'm hungry.

I'll get you guys
something to eat.

You're okay.

Okay.

I was paged?

What are you doing here?

Can we talk somewhere?

I was thinking...

Sarah?

Yeah.

Where's the baby?

No one saw anyone go in or out,

and the baby's
not in the nursery.

What was her condition?
Five weeks pre-term.

C-section because
of mom's preeclampsia.

Is that the father?

Mr. Lozinski, I'm Dr. Lisa
Cuddy, Dean of Medicine.

How long were you
out of the room?

Fifteen, 20 minutes, tops.

Was there a proximity alarm?

No alarms.

What's that?

The bracelet on your baby's ankle
has a microchip that would set off alarms

if she were carried
through an exit.

Call the police, shut down all
the exits. We're on lockdown.

Nobody moves until
we find that baby.

Why won't you
sign the divorce papers?

It's been on my
to-do list, sorry.

Will you sign them?

Not until we have a real
conversation about our marriage.

Okay, I made a mistake
coming here. I'm sorry.

I'm gonna leave this copy here.

Code Seven. Code Seven.

All non-essential
personnel and guests,

please remain where you are.

Security personnel should
report to their staging areas

and await further instructions.

All patients, please
remain in your rooms

and use call buttons if you
need medical assistance.

Please remain calm and wait for
hospital personnel to come to you.

Do not try to leave your
room until the Code Seven...

It's clear all the way
down. Nurse, just leave it.

But it's...
Leave it.

You need to get
into the room now.

Please notify
hospital personnel or police immediately

if you see anything suspicious.

We cannot allow anyone to
leave the hospital at this time.

All personnel should remain
in their staging areas

unless otherwise
instructed by security.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Gotta clear the...

Thank you
for your patience and cooperation.

And did anyone other than your nurses
ever come by asking about your daughter?

No. No,
just those two.

I'll check in soon.

Wait. Hon,
what are you doing?

No, I need to help them look.

You have to stay in bed.

You pulled a stitch,
lay back down.

I've got it.

Why don't I give you
something to help you relax?

No, no. I don't want to
relax. I want to find my baby.

The police are
searching room by room.

Who would take her?
What if she needs to be fed?

We're gonna find her.

Why aren't the police
talking to our nurse?

What now?
Truth or Dare?

Oh, no, you don't
want to mess with me.

Truth or Dare queen
at Newton North.

I was kidding.

I'm sure we can find something
interesting to talk about

without relying on
some juvenile game.

Sure.

Truth.

They think I took the kid? Do
you think I would do something...

I'm just asking questions.

The dad let the older brother
hold the baby for the first time,

so I put her in his lap. After
a few seconds, she shrieked.

I'm pretty sure he pinched her.

I need to know this stuff,
anything out of the ordinary.

It was sibling rivalry. I
thought it was kind of ordinary.

Hey.

What are you doing down here?

I was looking for
McKenna's patient file.

Oh. You mean this file?

The one I said I'd get?
Two hours ago.

Seriously, you don't trust me

with the immense
responsibility of fetching a file?

If you already found it, what
are you looking through those for?

Do you know what these are?

The staff credentials files.

Those should all be in HR.

Down here to be digitized.

And we're locked in, and whoever's
supposed to be watching them is locked out.

We could look up
anything on anyone.

Malpractice records,
felony histories...

Put them away.
Come on.

We have a tiny window of opportunity
to gain some insight into our colleagues.

Okay. What if we just
snoop on our boss?

I think I can live with that.

You're on two
milligrams of morphine an hour.

How the hell are
you still awake?

No, don't tell me.

Ischemic cardiomyopathy.

If the blood's not
reaching your gut,

you'd have intestinal
hypoperfusion,

that'd be stronger
than the narcotics.

The nurse said I might
only have a day or two left.

She was being kind.

You're Dr. House,
aren't you?

Oh, God, don't tell
me we used to date.

The limp, yeah, I read
about you. I sent you a letter.

Before they knew what was wrong,

I tried to get you
to take my case.

Yeah, well, you should
have kept reading.

Heart disease is kind
of below my pay grade.

It started as tooth pain.

No one got it that it
was a heart problem

until I had a series
of massive heart attacks.

This doesn't bother you?

You talking with your
mouth full? A little.

I meant the fact that you're
standing in here watching me die

because my file bored you.

I take maybe one in 20 cases.

A lot of the people
I turn down end up dying.

It's really a good argument for
there being more than one me,

when you think about it.

Truth.

All right.

Have you ever had a threesome?

No.

You haven't?

What, just because I'm bisexual?

Well, yeah.

Do you understand
what bisexual means?

It doesn't mean you have
sex with two people at once.

And by the way, you didn't
ask me if I'd had a foursome.

Truth or dare?

Wait, you've had a foursome?

But now you've asked me two
questions so I get to ask you two.

You see why I was the queen.

Walker wouldn't do anything,
he's my son, too.

I don't mean to sound cold,
but he's your stepson.

We can't ignore any possibility.

Walker's been getting in
fights a lot at school, lately.

Last week, he hit another kid with
a book, hard enough to draw blood.

If he did something
to the baby...

We were working on it.

We failed.

No. You had a
conversation with House,

then came back, informed me
I'd been forever poisoned by him

and started packing.

It's interesting how your
story leaves out the part

where you murdered
another human being.

A dictator who was
committing genocide.

You thought about
doing it yourself.

But I didn't.

Right, because you're
not toxic like I am.

What do you think
is gonna happen here?

You're going to logic
me into coming back?

There must be over 30
malpractice settlements in here.

He did a brain biopsy
without CT mapping

"causing brain herniation
and death."

Look at this one.

"Patient lost four liters of blood
from a botched penisectomy."

On a patient named Lisa Cuddy?

Damn it, they're all
named Lisa Cuddy!

He's not even here and
he's screwing with us.

Where's the joy in that?

You really wanna
get into his head?

Yeah, but I decided against
stabbing myself in the leg

or getting addicted
to pain pills.

You can skip the stabbing.

Where did you...
Confiscated them

from a drug seeker in the clinic.
Didn't get a chance to turn them in.

It is after-hours.

I'll take one.

Walk in House's
shoes for a night.

One? I believe
he wears a larger size.

No cards, no flowers,
not even a phone call.

Let me guess, lighthouse keeper?

I was a classics professor
at Princeton for 26 years.

Mostly research.

So, your closest colleagues died
2,000 years ago, that must be it.

Not that you have no friends because,
say, you're a miserable bastard.

What do you care?

The next few hours
are gonna be grim.

There'll be nausea, pain, no company
as soon as I get myself out of here.

I can unlock the regulator, you
can put yourself into a narcotic haze,

sleep blissfully to the end.

Is that a favor to me or to you?

Win-win.

No, thanks.

You're trying to guilt me
for not taking your case?

You think a classicist
doesn't believe in fate?

You think Odysseus would lie
whimpering like a loser in a hospital bed?

Come on, take my offer.

Take the drug holiday,
numb yourself out.

I think you're the one
who wants to numb himself out.

Truth.

How did your dad react
when you came out to him?

He made me tea.

Seriously. Doesn't matter what I tell
him, he smiles, tells me he supports me,

and makes me some
peppermint tea.

Truth or dare?

Truth.

Are you dating anyone?

Now? No.

Interesting, you
added a modifier. Truth.

When you were dating
Foreman... No, no, no.

What?

If it was something
personal about him or us,

I just don't think that's right to
answer. We all work together.

That's the whole point of this
game, something personal,

preferably embarrassing.
Just pick something else.

You see, this is your problem.

You act like you're
so liberal and open,

but you are the least...

I changed my mind.
Dare. Just no nudity.

Yes, nudity. I want you
to show your breasts

to Taub.

That is the most
idiotic dare ever.

Have you ever played this game?

Well, I thought showing me your
breasts would be a little exploitative.

Your dare is in
the future, genius.

Hey, if you're saying
you won't do it...

No, no, no, no.

Of course I'll show
my breasts to Taub,

tomorrow, perhaps, or
maybe sometime next year,

you know, because
I'm honor-bound.

Truth or dare?

It's understandable that you
wouldn't be happy right now.

Your world is changing.
Are you scared?

And how do you feel
about your sister?

I hate her.

Walker, this is important. Did
you do anything to the baby?

Did you move her
somewhere? Hide her?

No.

Nobody'll be mad at you.

I said no, so stop asking me.

Bad pain day?

Bad pain month.

And since I'm not using it...

If you don't want the morphine,

you must have
something of your own.

I was in rehab.

Had a little problem with
the "something of my own."

Now all I take is ibuprofen,
and that's two flights up.

For the whole month?

The pain's migrated, I think
the arterial wall is damaged.

And what?
You don't know?

I haven't had
an arteriogram yet.

You don't want the test in
case the arterial wall is fine,

which would mean that the pain
is coming from something else.

What's her name?

Interesting that you'd jump from
physical pain to long-lost love.

You're projecting.

So, what's her name?

What time is it?

What does it matter to you?
It's T-minus four hours.

8:20. Now tell me
who she is,

and what are the pathetically long
odds that she's gonna visit or call.

Only that's a reason
not to take the morphine.

Dude.

Dude.

Is the room still spinning?

Mine is.

Maybe we shouldn't
have taken so many?

I'm gonna try to stand up.

You be careful.

Oh, yeah, that's working.

I can't feel my face.

No way.

Way. Hit me.

What?

Hit me in the face.

Seriously?

You know you've always
wanted to. Now's your chance.

That's a great idea. We can
start a fight club, maybe we...

Oh, my God, you're
right. That is so cool.

Okay, I'll even...

I can still feel my hand.

I wasn't ready.

What were you gonna do,
flex your goatee muscle?

Wait a minute.

This is your credentials file?

Give me that.

That's why you came down
here, not for the patient file.

You wanted...
You wanted...

Okay, Robert. I will answer
whatever questions you want.

But then you're gonna
have to sign the papers.

Did you ever love me?

How can you even ask that?

The first time you slept with me was
because you were on crystal meth.

I was on the drugs
because I was emotional.

It was the emotions that
led to the sex, not the drugs.

Not true.

After that, you refused to
let it go further than just sex.

Because I knew I was falling
for you and I didn't want to.

And that never changed.

You broke off our vacation
because I bought you a ring.

I got cold feet,
I'm not proud of it.

And then you almost
called off our wedding

because you couldn't
give up the idea... No.

Don't... of having your
dead husband's baby.

Don't bring him up.
Because even then

you weren't sure about me.

Maybe if I was dying
when you married me,

it would've been
a bit different.

That's not fair.

It's not only fair,
it's exactly the point.

He was dying when you met him and
he was gone just a year into the marriage.

So, it was all
a honeymoon with him,

and I could never
match up to that.

The first time reality
intruded on... Stop this.

Just tell me the truth.
About what?

Did you ever love me?

I don't know!

Thank you for finally
telling me.

Truth.

You said you weren't
dating anyone now.

Does that mean you
recently were or soon will be?

Oh. Look who's
guarded now.

You had no problem talking about
your sex life, but your love life...

Fine, dare it is.

No nudity.
Now or in the future.

You're too much of
a nice boy, Wilson.

Let's let the bad boy
out for a bit.

You have to go steal
one dollar, right now.

From who?

Oh, come on.

"Interned at Hopkins," old news.

Here we go!
"Academic probation."

I'm asking you
to please stop reading.

I'm afraid I can't do that.

"Faked a lab result."
Very wrong.

And you came down to destroy
the record before it gets digitized.

Permanentized.
Even wronger.

I...

I needed to beat all those
elite, spoiled kids around me.

To show no weakness,
to win at everything.

Why'd I just tell you that?

I always talk too much
when I'm stoned.

Why'd I just tell you that?

It was stupid.

You had great grades. One lab
result shouldn't have mattered.

Except I didn't think I deserved

to be at a top med school
in the first place.

Again.

Faking a lab result
is one thing,

but you needing to come
down here to destroy the records

12 years after the fact...

This isn't about med school.

You don't think you
belong here at the hospital.

"Dr. Taub, comma,
Christopher Michael."

So, this is what it comes
down to in the final hours.

Deifying some lost love.

Hoping to get her on the phone
and make everything perfect.

It's pathetic.

Either you left her for a reason
or she left you for a reason.

A phone call is not gonna...

It's my daughter.

So, why isn't she here?

I left my family
when Gracie was six.

I was sort of
forced out, actually,

after I had had an affair
with a student.

For sex or love?

Neither.

I'd only married Gracie's
mother because of the baby.

But I didn't think I could
handle the commitment,

and just like any decent
academic, I proved myself right.

And what time it is
matters because...

She's a dance
teacher in Atlanta,

she gets home
from work at 9:00,

and I just wanted to
speak to her one more time.

That's my story.

What's yours?

Same thing, pretty much.

I'm gonna be dead
in a few hours,

your secrets couldn't be safer,

unless you're keeping
them from yourself.

I like being alone.

At least I convinced myself
that I'm better off that way.

And then I met someone in a
psychiatric hospital of all places.

She changed me.

And then she left.

We're better off alone. We
suffer alone, we die alone.

Doesn't matter if you're a model
husband or father of the year,

tomorrow will be
the same for you.

But yesterday
would've been different.

Hey, Daria.

Dr. Wilson.

Could you cook me up
a chicken sandwich?

Grill's closed.

It's important, medically.

Dr. Hadley needs a
high-protein meal right now.

She doesn't like to talk about
it but she has hypoproteinemia.

We got chicken salad.

Yeah, that's cold.

She needs to eat warm
protein for this disease?

Well, we could
give her cold protein

whose uptake enzymes
haven't been activated,

as long as you don't mind her risking liver
and kidney failure and eventual death.

But, hey, it's worth it so you
don't have to flip on the grill.

You don't have to be
obnoxious about it.

How do you look so okay?

I spent months wondering
how I made it go bad.

If you never loved me, then
I didn't do anything wrong.

Hey.

Allison, come on.

It's all right.

Still don't know
why I said that.

It's not even true.
I did love you.

Just not in a way that
would have ever worked.

Why not?

Because everything
you said is true.

I'm a mess.

I married a man
I knew was dying,

so God knows how
screwed up I already was.

Him dying messed
me up even more.

I pushed you out of my life.

And I'm unfixable.

Not you.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry, too.

Truth.

Shut up.

I'm sorry.

It's not your fault.

No, I didn't even play fair.

You asked me how my dad reacted
when I told him I was bisexual.

And the Huntington's.

No tea party?

I never told him.

He's been through enough.

So, he just visits his
heterosexual, healthy daughter,

and you go out to dinner and a
movie and talk about your garden?

I work late. He's
staying at my house.

It's easier if I stay
elsewhere as much as I can.

You can't suppress your life
for his convenience.

You don't see
a little irony in that?

That's exactly what
you do for House.

When he moved in with you,
you bought a bigger place for him.

No wonder you're
not dating anyone.

You're right.

That woman, the woman
I'm not involved with,

her name is Sam Carr. But in
1990 and 1991, it was Sam Wilson.

Your ex-wife?

No, my mother.
Yes, my ex-wife.

Ex number one. She
friended me a few weeks ago.

We started e-mailing, turns
out she's recently divorced,

and I wanted to ask her out.

You can't take a woman to dinner

or else House will go running
straight back to the loony bin?

You're not worried about House,
you're worried about yourself

because she's an ex,

so even dinner will mean
it's immediately serious.

What are your favorite
parts that you remember?

I liked how, when I'd wake
up in the middle of the night,

you'd put your arm around me
and you wouldn't even wake up.

I liked watching you stand up to your dad
at Christmas when he yelled at your mom.

How you didn't even know
you were strong, but you were.

What do you miss?

I miss a lot.

But when I think
about missing you,

I think about that dance class
that we took, for our wedding.

It's weird.

I think, "He's never going
to hold me like that again."

Oh, God.

Come on.

I'm gonna miss this, too.

"Published in The New
England Journal at 26"?

I finished all the lab
work a year earlier.

"Led a group of surgeons to
fix cleft palates in Bangladesh"?

What can I say? That
concert was very moving to me.

I have to take a knee.

I don't get it. This has gotta be
the most spectacular file down here.

Why are you pretending
to be ashamed?

I'd trade mine for
yours in a second.

When I was in med school, I
thought I'd be House someday.

Instead, I'm a fellow,
working with...

Working for people
years younger than me.

So, we both have a few regrets.

You should be proud of yours.
Your life's been trending up.

No news.

How you holding up?

You let them sedate you.

Yeah.

Do you have kids?

A little girl.

I adopted her last year.

I adopted Walker right after
Donald and I got married.

What if I can never love Walker
the way I love my daughter?

Does that make me
a horrible person?

Let me get you some tissues.

Did you request
some extra towels?

No. What? Why?

There are eight towels
in Sarah's room.

Okay.

There should only be four.

Housekeeping handles towels.

I need you to track
down their logs.

Figure out who was
up there and when.

Because they got extra towels?

Just find the logs. Now.

Adrienne, you okay?

Sure.

What's wrong?

Adrienne, give me your arm.

The hair on her left arm
is standing up.

Asymmetric
neurological function.

She's having
a pilomotor seizure.

She seemed fine a minute ago.

She was, she's probably been
having complex seizures all day.

She'd be basically functional,

but more or less
acting on autopilot.

She probably dropped
the towels off twice.

She could have taken the baby.

We never really did
have a proper goodbye.

It's 9:00.

It's Gracie, I can't come to the
phone, SO please leave a message.

I guess she's running late.

You don't seem that surprised.

That's what you expected to get.

You waited until
you knew she'd be out.

Her aunt said that
she starts work late.

Every now and then, I just call
to hear her voice on the machine.

I was never there
when she needed me.

What right do I have
to need her now?

None.

Which just means you're a
hypocrite. Because apparently you do.

Forget about rights. Just tell
her what you need to tell her.

It's Gracie, I can't come to the
phone, SO please leave a message.

Gracie?

This is

your father.

I love you.

Anything?

We've covered every room
on Maldonado's logs.

Been everywhere she's been.

Where's the other cart? Isn't
there usually another cart in here?

Hey.

Okay. Okay.

Okay.

Hi.

Anyone in
there? Lockdown's over.

I should go.

Yeah.

I just asked Sam to dinner.

Little baby's all growed-up.

You gonna tell your dad?

I'll stop by his hotel,
talk to him.

Hotel? You said he was
staying at your apartment.

Was there any truth
in anything you said?

The part about it being a good idea
for you to call Sam. That was true.

Good night, Remy.
Good night, James.

Code Seven has been lifted.

Repeat. Code Seven
has been lifted.

You want your file?

Nah.

All hospital personnel

can leave their staging
areas... Good for you.

And report back
to their department.

Thank you for your cooperation.

We don't have to tell
anybody what we...

Mmm-mmm.

You got the patient file?

I'll grab it.

Thanks.
See you tomorrow.

I think I'm ready to take
you up on your offer.

Dr. House? Lockdown
ended a few minutes ago.

Yeah, I know.

I'm sorry I didn't
take your case.

Me, too.

Gracie was the cutest
six-year-old you ever saw.

Interesting night, huh?

Interesting night.