The Dependence Transcendence

Episode aired Oct 3, 2016
TV-PG
20m

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7.2/10

3.1K

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Johnny Galecki and Jim Parsons in The Big Bang Theory (2007)

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Bernadette confesses to Raj that she isn't sure if she's ready to be a mother, Penny accompanies Amy to a university mixer, and Sheldon goes to unusual extremes to assist Howard with his mil... Read allBernadette confesses to Raj that she isn't sure if she's ready to be a mother, Penny accompanies Amy to a university mixer, and Sheldon goes to unusual extremes to assist Howard with his military project.Bernadette confesses to Raj that she isn't sure if she's ready to be a mother, Penny accompanies Amy to a university mixer, and Sheldon goes to unusual extremes to assist Howard with his military project.

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7Hitchcoc

he Sheldon Meets the Flash

The boys are facing an unreasonable deadline and Sheldon is contributing nothing. The spar over and over. Meanwhile, Penny and Amy end up at a geology tea where no one else shows up. Raj is helping Bernadette face her lack of excitement about her baby.

Trivia
For the first time in the series, Sheldon admits he can't solve a math problem.

Goofs
One of the storylines is that Sheldon had his first energy drink (in order to stay awake to work longer), but in The Anxiety Optimization (2015), Leonard reports that Sheldon had his first Red Bull then, as part of his efforts to keep his anxiety levels raised. Specifically, Leonard says "You know, at work today he tried his first Red Bull? He chased a squirrel around the quad for a while, and then threw up in my car."

Quotes
Raj Koothrappali: I'm calling my dad, OK?. He's got experience dealing with pregnant ladies because he's an OB/GYN. And experience with crazy ladies because of my mom.

Crazy credits
CHUCK LORRE PRODUCTIONS, #537

Every now and then I feel the need to remind viewers that this show is filmed in front of a live studio audience. It is their laughter you hear on your TV. There is no "laugh track." We do not add artificial or "canned" laughs. If something isn't funny our job is to make it funny, not pretend it is. If anything, on occasion we will actually tone down studio audience laughter because it drowns out the dialogue. We have also been deleting their "oohs," "ahhhs," and "ohhhs" because it triggers Nickelodeon flashbacks in Steve Molaro.

Connections
References The Sound of Music (1965)

Soundtracks
History of Everything
(uncredited)
Written by Barenaked Ladies
Performed by Barenaked Ladies
[Series theme song played during the opening titles]