Michael Tritter's last appearance in the popular medical drama House was in the episode "Words and Deeds."
Understanding Tritter's Role in House
Michael Tritter, portrayed by David Morse, was a significant antagonist introduced in the third season of House. An unyielding police detective, Tritter's arc revolved around his relentless pursuit to expose Dr. Gregory House's Vicodin addiction and unethical practices. His character served as a formidable adversary, pushing House, his team, and even his closest friends into difficult moral and legal corners. Tritter's investigation escalated into a personal vendetta, leading to serious legal repercussions for House and his associates.
Tritter's Key Appearances
Tritter's storyline began in "Fools for Love" and concluded with "Words and Deeds," an arc that spanned several episodes and significantly impacted the series' third season. His appearances are summarized below:
| Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| Character Type | Antagonist / House character |
| First Appearance | "Fools for Love" (October 31, 2006) |
| Last Appearance | "Words and Deeds" (January 9, 2007) |
| Created By | Peter Blake |
His departure in "Words and Deeds" marked the culmination of his intense pursuit of House, resolving a major conflict for the series at that time. The episode shows the resolution of the charges against House, ultimately allowing him to avoid prison by accepting a plea deal. This pivotal moment brought an end to Tritter's involvement in House's life and the series narrative.
For more information about the character, you can visit the Michael Tritter Wikipedia page.
