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Season 1 |
| 1 :01x01 - Pilot (Sep/24/2007) | | Leonard and Sheldon visit a high IQ sperm bank, but have regrets about going, so they leave, only to feel guilty afterwards. When they arrive back at the apartment, they see a beautiful blond woman, Penny, in the apartment across the hallway and they attempt to befriend her. Sheldon, who has no experience being around someone like Penny, doesn’t know what to do, while Leonard really takes a shine to her. Meanwhile, Howard makes numerous attempts to impress Penny, while Koothrappali is too shy to talk to her. | | Guest Stars: Brian Patrick Wade (1) as Kurt, Vernee Watson-Johnson as Althea | Director: James Burrows (1)
Writer: Bill Prady, Chuck Lorre | | Songs: (Unknown artist) -- Baby Don't Get Hooked On Me | | | |
| 2 :01x02 - The Big Bran Hypothesis (Oct/01/2007) | | A Superman movie marathon is disrupted when Penny asks the guys to sign for a package that may be delivered while she’s gone. But when the guys discover that the package is huge, they understand it’s going to take some hard work to get it up all the stairs. When they finally do so and manage to get into Penny’s apartment with the spare key she gave Leonard, Sheldon is shocked about how messy her apartment is, and decides to clean it during the night while Penny is sleeping. However, when Penny wakes up, she is furious that they were in her apartment and Leonard is sad while she is angry at them. | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Story: Bill Prady, Chuck Lorre | Teleplay: Robert Cohen (1), David Goetsch | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - The Fuzzy Boots Corollary (Oct/08/2007) | | The guys are playing a computer game, but are interrupted when they hear Penny laughing across the hall. But Leonard is in for a shocking discovery when he sees hear kissing with another guy. Trying to recover from the shock, Howard advices Leonard to date Leslie Winkle, one of the co-workers at the lab. Leonard agrees to do so, but things only get worse for him when Leslie turns him down. However, after Sheldon somehow manages to build up Leonard's self-confidence, Leonard tricks Penny into going on a date with him, but Leonard has a panic attack right before the date and it might ruin what was supposed to be a nice, romantic evening. | | Guest Stars: Allen Nabors as Doug, Sara Gilbert as Leslie Winkle, Sherry Weston as Instructor, Treisa Gary as Waitress | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Story: Chuck Lorre | Teleplay: Steven Molaro, Bill Prady | | Songs: Augustana -- Boston | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - The Luminous Fish Effect (Oct/15/2007) | | When Sheldon gets fired, he tries to explore life like everyone else sees it. He goes food shopping with Penny, although she is less than happy about it, and afterwards he starts to perform a lot of different experiments he hasn’t been able to do with his busy job. It gets so serious that Leonard calls Sheldon’s mom for advice and she decides to make a visit to Sheldon, who becomes angry about Leonard calling her without his permission. | | Guest Stars: Mark Harelik as Dr. Eric Gablehauser, Laurie Metcalf as Mary, Sierra Edwards as Summer | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Story: Bill Prady, Chuck Lorre | Teleplay: Lee Aronsohn, David Litt | | | |
| 5 :01x05 - The Hamburger Postulate (Oct/22/2007) | | Playing with salt and pepper shakers at the Cheesecake Factory, the guys are forced to order or leave, and they decide to order. But Sheldon hasn’t eaten at the Factory before and therefore doesn’t know what’s good. Ending the argument, Leslie Winkle sees Leonard and asks if he wants to play the cello in a musical ensemble, an offer that Leonard agrees to, and the first practice is at his apartment. The practice doesn't turn out exactly as planned, however, when it turns into a sexual encounter. Sheldon, who has no experience being in the situation of knowing someone is just a few feet away making love, seeks wisdom from Penny. | | Guest Stars: Sara Gilbert as Leslie Winkle | Director: Andrew D. Weyman
Story: Jennifer Glickman | Teleplay: Steven Molaro, David Goetsch | | Songs: Bryan Adams -- Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman | | | |
| 6 :01x06 - The Middle Earth Paradigm (Oct/29/2007) | | Embarrassed after being defeated by a Bar Mitzvah party at paintball, the guys are surprised when Penny invites them to her upcoming Halloween & Costume party. They decide to go, but for them, the party is a disaster. Sheldon, who is sad that there is not going to be a costume parade and awards, tries to make people guess what he has dressed up like, while Howard tries to impress different women at the party but with no success. Leonard gets in a disturbing situation when Penny’s ex-boyfriend Kurt shows up at the party and insults him, and Koothrappali tries not to talk to any women because of his mythology, but a situation pops up that result in him and a girl in bed together. | | Starring Roles: Cynthia Holloway as Roberta, Erin Allin O'Reilly as Cheryl, Kimberly Kevon Williams as Vicki, | Guest Stars: Brian Patrick Wade (1) as Kurt, Rachel Cannon as Patty | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Story: David Goetsch | Teleplay: David Litt, Robert Cohen (1) | | | | | | |
| 8 :01x08 - The Grasshopper Experiment (Nov/12/2007) | | Koothrappali is not happy when his parents inform him that they have set up a blind date with a girl he knew from his childhood years. Apparently, the girl bullied Koothrappali a lot. His friends try to cheer him up, but there is no way out of it. Meanwhile, Penny has gotten a job that includes mixing drinks and she wants to practice mixing for the guys. However, everyone make a shocking discovery when Koothrappali has a drink, and manages to talk to the opposite sex… | | Guest Stars: Alice Amter as Mrs. Koothrappali, Brian George (2) as Dr. Koothrappali, Sarayu Rao as Lalita | Director: Ted Wass
Story: Steven Molaro, David Goetsch | Teleplay: Robert Cohen (1), Lee Aronsohn | | Songs: Jim Parsons -- To Life | | | |
| 9 :01x09 - The Cooper-Hofstadter Polarization (Mar/17/2008) | | The guys are performing a new scientific experiment, that includes sending a message around the world from their computer and, without using the remote, control any electricity in the room they’re in. While cleaning up afterwards, Leonard discovers a note from a science company wanting him and Sheldon to present one of their experiments. However, Sheldon does not want to present the case, while Leonard is quite happy and decides to do it, with Sheldon forbidding him to do so. | | Guest Stars: Talbott Chin as Chinese Leonard, Howard Chan as Chinese Sheldon | Director: Joel Murray
Story: Bill Prady, Stephen Engel | Teleplay: Chuck Lorre | | | |
| 10 :01x10 - The Loobenfeld Decay (Mar/24/2008) | | While discussing something while walking up the stairs to their apartment, Leonard and Sheldon hear Penny’s awful singing. When they see her coming down the stairs, they try to escape unsuccessfully. Penny informs them that she has gotten a singing role in a small play, but the big thing about it is that a lot of talent scouts are going to be there, and she is hoping for a real chance in show business. Because they don’t want to be there, Leonard cooks up a lie in which him and Sheldon are going to a symposium, but Sheldon feels guilty about the lie afterwards and cooks up a new plan that involves a fake cousin. | | Guest Stars: D. J. Qualls as Toby Loobenfeld | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Story: Chuck Lorre | Teleplay: Bill Prady, Lee Aronsohn | | | |
| 11 :01x11 - The Pancake Batter Anomaly (Mar/31/2008) | | Leonard and Sheldon are playing 3-D Chess, but Leonard loses once again. Luckily for him, the conversation is disrupted when Penny comes home from her visit in Nebraska, but Sheldon is shocked when she tells them that her family got sick over the weekend. The result is that Sheldon gets paranoid about not getting sick, but when he does, it gets so bad he forces Penny to take care of him while the guys are out trying to avoid coming home. | | Guest Stars: Carol Ann Susi as Mrs. Wolowitz, Erin Allin O'Reilly as Cheryl | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Story: Chuck Lorre, Lee Aronsohn | Teleplay: Bill Prady | | | |
| 12 :01x12 - The Jerusalem Duality (Apr/14/2008) | | While having lunch at the lab’s cafeteria, Leonard and Sheldon are introduced to a 15-year-old boy prodigy who happens to be equally as smart as or even smarter than Sheldon, which has him angrier than ever. Knowing everything he will do in the future will somehow be corrected by the boy, Sheldon stops working at the lab and instead tries to help his fellow friends with their experiments, but they are less than happy about it. Finding out that Sheldon really needs to become the best achiever again, the guys cook up a plan to make the boy loses his focus. | | Guest Stars: Emma Degerstedt as Emma, Joel Brooks (1) as Professor Goldfarb, Austin Lee as Dennis Kim, Mark Harelik as Dr. Eric Gablehauser | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Story: Jennifer Glickman, Stephen Engel | Teleplay: Steven Molaro, David Goetsch | | | |
| 13 :01x13 - The Bat Jar Conjecture (Apr/21/2008) | | Howard receives a mail on his cell phone saying that there is an open spot for a team at a Physics Bowl event coming up, the guys grab the opportunity. But when it turns out Sheldon answers all the questions during the rehearsals, the guys decide that he is off the team. But to fill in the remaining spot on the Bowl, the guys request Leslie Winkle to accept being on their team, something that she agrees to do. However, planning to make sure the guys don’t outsmart him, Sheldon creates his own team to join, even though he will be the one answering the questions. | | Guest Stars: Sergio Enrique as Son, Sandra Marquez as Woman, Adam Gregor as Dimitri, Mark Harelik as Dr. Eric Gablehauser, Sara Gilbert as Leslie Winkle | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Story: Stephen Engel, Jennifer Glickman | Teleplay: Bill Prady | | Songs: Queen -- We Are The Champions | | | |
| 14 :01x14 - The Nerdvana Annihilation (Apr/28/2008) | | Leonard is bidding in an auction for a miniature time machine, but wasn’t expecting to actually get it. When he does so and it is delivered, the guys are shocked to learn that it isn’t a miniature after all and end up injuring themselves while carrying it up the stairs. Afterwards, Penny is even more shocked that they even bother to use so much time on stuff like that, so she calls them “pathetic”, hurting Leonard’s feelings terribly and resulting in him getting rid of all his geek stuff. | | Guest Stars: Andrew Walker (1) as Mike | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Story: Bill Prady | Teleplay: Stephen Engel, Steven Molaro | | | |
| 15 :01x15 - The Pork Chop Indeterminacy (May/05/2008) | | Sheldon gets a visit from his twin sister, Missy, who seems to be a much more interesting person that Sheldon believes she is. Leonard, Howard and Raj all seem to have a crush on her and everyone seems willing to fight for her love. This results in Sheldon deciding to pick out who she will go out with (despite her disapproval), but when the guys finally have enough strength to actually ask her out, they find out she is only interested in one person. | | Guest Stars: Courtney Henggeler as Missy | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Story: Chuck Lorre | Teleplay: Lee Aronsohn, Bill Prady | | | | | | | | | |
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Season 3 |
| 41 :03x01 - The Electric Can Opener Fluctuation (Sep/21/2009) | | The guys are coming home from the North Pole, but only Sheldon is satisfied with the trip, while the rest don’t have very good opinions. Inside their room, Sheldon is shocked to learn that the guys tampered with his data from the experiments he performed, and when nobody seems to understand how sad or furious he is, he leaves to Texas in disgrace. Meanwhile, Penny is more than happy to see that Leonard has come home, and their relationship goes to a whole new level when Penny kisses him incessantly. | | Guest Stars: Laurie Metcalf as Mary, John Ross Bowie as Barry Kripke | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Writer: Steven Molaro | | | |
| 42 :03x02 - The Jiminy Conjecture (Sep/28/2009) | | It’s comic-book-night for the guys, but they are surprised to see Leonard there. Howard and Raj were expecting him to be having sex with Penny, but as Leonard reveals only to get them off his back, the previous night they spent together was “just fine”. When Sheldon brings this up during a normal conversation, it shocks Penny what Leonard actually tells the guys. Meanwhile, when Howard and Sheldon hear a cricket in the apartment, they start arguing about what species the cricket belongs to, and end up betting their best comic books against each other. | | Guest Stars: Lewis Black as Professor Crawley | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Writer: Jim Reynolds | | | |
| 43 :03x03 - The Gothowitz Deviation (Oct/05/2009) | | Sheldon is getting sick of Penny’s misbehavior, and decides to do something about it. He uncovers that Penny has a “thing” for chocolate, and decides to use it in order for her to get a better mood and behavior towards him. Meanwhile, Raj and Howard want to pick up women, and their newest attempt has them dressed like Goths and going to a Goth nightclub, where they try to impress the women, but it doesn’t go flawless. | | Guest Stars: Molly Morgan as Bethany, Sarah Buehler as Sarah, Andy MacKenzie as Skeeter | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Story: Richard Rosenstock, Lee Aronsohn | Teleplay: Bill Prady, Maria Ferrari (1) | | Songs: Shania Twain -- Man! I Feel Like A Woman | | | |
| 44 :03x04 - The Pirate Solution (Oct/12/2009) | | It’s a typical day for the boys until Raj runs out of the apartment crying. Howard decides to talk to him and when he comes back, he brings the worst news ever: Raj is getting deported. The only way he can avoid deportation is to get a new job, and he goes as far as agreeing to work for Sheldon in order to remain in the country. Meanwhile, Leonard and Penny try to get some time for themselves, but have to deal with Howard as a third wheel. | | Guest Stars: Oliver Muirhead as Professor Laughlin, Elizabeth Bogush as Dr. Catherine Millstone, | Co-Guest Stars: Elena Campbell-Martinez as Cleaning Lady | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Writer: Steve Holland (1) | | Songs: Survivor -- The Eye of the Tiger | | | | | | |
| 46 :03x06 - The Cornhusker Vortex (Nov/02/2009) | | The guys are going outside to play with kites, but Leonard meets with Penny down the stairs and feels jealous when Penny tells him that she is going to have a friend over and watch football (something Leonard doesn’t understand). However, Leonard discusses the matter with Penny and end up needing to learn the rules of football, but his only choice for help is Sheldon. Meanwhile, during a kite competition between Howard and Raj, Howard leaves to chase a girl, leaving Raj angry at him. | | Guest Stars: Jason Mesches as Denny, Zachary Abel as Todd | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Story: Steven Molaro, Bill Prady | Teleplay: David Goetsch, Richard Rosenstock | | | |
| 47 :03x07 - The Guitarist Amplification (Nov/09/2009) | | Leonard, Penny and Sheldon are playing a game that Sheldon created himself, but there’s more than just the game going on when Leonard and Penny start arguing loudly about Leonard being jealous than Penny’s old “friend” is going to sleep on her couch through the weekend. However, when the anger between Leonard and Penny continue over to Howard and Raj, the whole group is almost divided; Sheldon (the only one not involved in any fight) takes the position of peacemaker. | | Guest Stars: Alice Amter as Mrs. Koothrappali, Brian George (2) as Dr. Koothrappali, Carol Ann Susi as Mrs. Wolowitz, Kevin Sussman as Stuart | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Story: Chuck Lorre, Lee Aronsohn | Teleplay: Jim Reynolds, Richard Rosenstock, Bill Prady | | | | | | |
| 49 :03x09 - The Vengeance Formulation (Nov/23/2009) | | Sheldon decides to use his great mind to come up with the perfect prank to pull on Kripke after he was humiliated on National Radio because Kripke had put helium in Sheldon’s office (making his voice girly while on the radio). However, Sheldon uses many attempts, but can’t come up with a great scheme to pull back on Kripke, until a science experiment comes to his mind (which involves dropping lots and lots of foam from the ceiling right down on Kripke while recording the video to YouTube). Meanwhile, Howard is unsure if he wants to continue his relationship with Bernadette when he finds out she wants a commitment while he just wants sex. | | Guest Stars: John Ross Bowie as Kripke, Melissa Rauch as Bernadette, Carol Ann Susi as Mrs. Wolowitz, Katee Sackhoff as Herself, Ira Flatow as Himself | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Story: Chuck Lorre, Maria Ferrari (1) | Teleplay: Steve Holland (1), Jim Reynolds, Richard Rosenstock | | | | | | | | | |
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