The Commitment Determination
- Episode aired May 7, 2015
- TV-PG
- 20m
As Sheldon presses Leonard and Penny to set a wedding date, he encounters major changes in his relationship with Amy. Meanwhile, Raj wonders if he should break up with Emily, and Howard and ... Read allAs Sheldon presses Leonard and Penny to set a wedding date, he encounters major changes in his relationship with Amy. Meanwhile, Raj wonders if he should break up with Emily, and Howard and Bernadette struggle to ask Stuart to move out.As Sheldon presses Leonard and Penny to set a wedding date, he encounters major changes in his relationship with Amy. Meanwhile, Raj wonders if he should break up with Emily, and Howard and Bernadette struggle to ask Stuart to move out.
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bore and the finale hasn't got any better rather its crappier than the whole season. I guess our expectations were higher because of the previous seasons,but overall the final episode was crap with no story,it felt as if the writers are experimenting. Any ways The Big Bang Theory is about science and comedy,so maybe they should focus on that rather than changing the crux. Btw Penny's haircut sucks big time. Hope the writers do better in the next season coz the show used to be awsum ..:(...
I just have one thing to say.
This show hasn't just jumped the shark. The shark that this show jumped... has been jumped by another shark...a big fat, ugly, boring shark.
We had some really good times with this show... but lets face it, that' s all in the past now... the distant past.
Its a pity that the producers/ creators stop caring when they started making easy money out this show.
Oh well. We ll live with out it.
(yes i know they had to evolve and give them partners but that doesn't mean the bromances had to go or the funny parts getting so rare)
Did you know
- TriviaSheldon wonders if he should start watching The Flash. On that show, one of the characters, Cisco, is seen wearing a Bazinga t-shirt in at least one episode.
- GoofsAlthough goats are highly curious and will nibble on anything to determine its nature, they do not actually eat tin cans.
- Quotes
[last lines]
Sheldon Cooper: [on a Skype call with Amy] Listen, I've been thinking a lot about relationships and how difficult they can be, and I think...
Amy Farrah Fowler: I've been thinking about them too, Sheldon. Being your girlfriend is so challenging. Emotionally, physically. I've been incredibly patient for years.
Sheldon Cooper: Strongly disagree. Go on.
Amy Farrah Fowler: Okay, well... this isn't easy to say, because I love you, but... I need some time to take a step back and reevaluate our situation.
Sheldon Cooper: [beat] Oh.
Amy Farrah Fowler: I hope you understand.
Sheldon Cooper: [hesitates] Okay.
Amy Farrah Fowler: Bye, Sheldon.
[Skype call ends. Sheldon sits in silence a moment, then turns to a small figurine of Gollum on his desk]
Sheldon Cooper: Well, Gollum... you're an expert on rings.
[opens his desk drawer and takes out an engagement ring]
Sheldon Cooper: What do I do with this one?
- Crazy creditsCHUCK LORRE PRODUCTIONS, #500
When I sat down to write this, my five hundredth vanity card, my first inclination was to use self-deprecating humor. Something along the lines of how proud I am to have a large body of work. Sure, it has no real value, but hey, it's still large. If a person were to sit down and try to read all my cards, the verb "wade" might come to mind. But then I thought, "No. I am not going to waste this momentous event with false modesty. I am going to trumpet my accomplishment. I am going to take a well- deserved bow for eighteen years of hard work. Unpaid work. Work done just for the love of doing it. And let's not forget, I've really spilled my guts in some of these things. A man's life and innermost thoughts exposed for all to see. And oh, how I've labored over the jokes. Literally thousands of hours, grinding away, trying to find just the right combination of words to make you laugh. What was I thinking with the self- deprecation? Five hundred vanity cards. Who else has done that? I'll tell you who. Nobody. Just me. Yeah, that's right. You heard me. And I'll tell you another thing. No one ever will do it. You know why? Because you have to produce five hundred friggin' TV shows first!"
Okay, I'm done trumpeting.
And I think I need help
- ConnectionsFeatured in MsMojo: Top 10 Most Shocking Sitcom Moments of the Last Decade (2024)
- SoundtracksHistory of Everything
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Written by Barenaked Ladies
Performed by Barenaked Ladies
[Series theme song played during the opening titles]
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