Open with Cuddy beginning her day. It looks as if her daughter is sick and Lucas drops by for a morning “quickie” at 7:30am. His performance leaves something to be desired and she ignores a 911 page from House while they are fooling around.

Cuddy arrives at work and is immediately confronted by House for not answering his page. He wanted to talk to her about a patient he had wanted to give malaria to as part of treatment. He then tells her he had bet Lucas he could stop them having sex with a page.

Cuddy learns that double the amount of ephedrine was ordered by a pharmacy employee named Gail.

In the middle of a procedure Dr. Hourani tells Cuddy that House had the temperature turned down so he would hurry up. The babysitter tells Cuddy her daughter has a fever. (more…)

Brandon, the serial killer who films himself having sex with girls and then killing them, invites a girl he has befriended back to his motel room. As things turn sexual, she proves to have a liking for rough sex and be more feisty than expected. (more…)

two teenagers, Rickie (Shiloh Fernandez) and JT (Noah Segan)… decide to go to an abandoned mental asylum… they see a girl chained to a table with a plastic bag over her head. Rickie wants to call the police, but JT tells him not to. They touch her and it is revealed that she is alive. He comes back later with a gun, and JT tells him that he started hitting the girl to stop her screaming. He then shoots her three times, but she doesn’t die. Rickie thinks it is messed up… (more…)

Valerie, a French young woman, is brought up with her granny. The movie starts off with a discussion about the necessity of keeping memories, and a short discussion about sex. Granny advices Val to keep her acts and memories into a diary. And so she does. It runs off with Val’s memories about her first sexual encounters at the ripe age of fifteen, then rapidly moves to her leaving to Barcelona. Val is still ensured that the only way to fulfill her own completion is by having sex. With anyone. Her granny dies. (more…)