"Role Model" is the seventeenth episode of the first season of House, which premiered on the Fox network on April 12, 2005. The episode follows a presidential candidate, Senator Gary H. Wright (D-NJ) (played by Joe Morton), following a stroke, while continuing the feud that has developed between Vogler (Chi McBride) and House (Hugh Laurie). The ICU nurse who attends to the senator is the on-set medical adviser on the show, Bobbin Bergstrom.
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"Role Model" is the seventeenth episode of the first season of House, which premiered on the Fox network on April 12, 2005. The episode follows a presidential candidate, Senator Gary H. Wright (D-NJ) (played by Joe Morton), following a stroke, while continuing the feud that has developed between Vogler (Chi McBride) and House (Hugh Laurie). The ICU nurse who attends to the senator is the on-set medical adviser on the show, Bobbin Bergstrom.
African American Presidential candidate Senator Gary H. Wright vomits and passes out at a fund raiser. Vogler offers not to force House to fire either Cameron or Foreman (Chase is safe as he is feeding Vogler information) if House treats Sen. Wright and gives a speech supporting Vogler's new drug at a conference.
Foreman finds a scar on Sen. Wright's tongue from a childhood accident and a lack of reflexes (e.g., patellar reflex), which indicates a neurological disorder. Tests show that Sen. Wright has Toxoplasmosis strongly indicating an...
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