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Most likely candidate right now is Alzheimer's.

Treat the husband, stay away from the wife.

- Is your mother living? - No.

explain this other than encephalitis or Alzheimer's.

I mean, he forgets where he left his keys, but who doesn't?

No idea. Next attack could be fatal.

See, it's a very creative process, lying.

Give him the cocktail, set off an attack.

No, it's "premature" to put him on a list for hospice care.

It's a medical question. Because if I am, his paranoia isn't paranoia.

- Well, if it was medical, he should be talking to me. - I'll be just outside the door.

- What does the PET scan say? - Minimal

Greg, I appreciate what you're doing for us, but I think maybe Wilson's right.

That's why I'm here. I'm not moving until everybody sees me.

I remember the honeymoon was in Paris. I remember

Would have been tougher to get him to drink.

Then you run away like a 12-year-old. Go hide on the roof like you always do.

I'm not over you.

You believe her over the patient himself. That's why we're taking this case.

Every test is negative every time.

Dr. Mandingo, you're needed at the plantation house.

He took you to Paris.

But I can't be with you.

Did she say yes?

- Could indicate-- - He's getting older.

I will not have sex with you! Not again.

It's one of the great tragedies of life. Something always--

The patient's completely healthy.

So if he has this, and you trigger an attack, the attack makes him worse, right?

He might. He's paralyzed.

Barbiturates, alcohol, high levels of protein will set off an attack.

What if he has the virus but isn't producing those antibodies?