Oh, no -- Cameron still has a job. She also has a new shade of hair, but has managed to keep that assertive attitude that immediately buckles when House assigns her to do his extra Clinic hours while he goes to treat a patient in prison. Foreman thinks that treating convicted murderers is a waste of their time. House doesn't think you can really make distinctions like that, pointing out that if they did, Foreman would surely suffer for it, given his juvenile record that those new viewers may not have known about and therefore must be mentioned. House goes off to jail, Foreman and Chase go off to not do extra Clinic hours, each giving Cameron a pat on either shoulder as they leave.

The Warden exposits that House's newest patient has killed two inmates and one guard on top of the person he was sent here for killing in the first place. House claims to have a great bedside manner, and the Warden says that LL is too dangerous to go to the hospital infirmary, so they put him in an office supply closet after removing anything he could use as a weapon...OR DID THEY? LL is chained to the bed, but the Warden still prefers to stay as far away as possible. He asks House to give him his cane, too, since it is dangerous.