Good episode, it was nice to see the backstory and I like how it was Leonard's fault the elevator is broke.

I laughed out loud at the Firefly joke.

Yeah, I didn't quite understand why Leonard and Raj were dressed like they were in the 80's when it was only 6 to 7 years ago. Styles haven't changed that much....but, it was funny so I didn't mind too much.

Remember, they are nerds who aren't exactly on the forefront of fashion. Plus, Raj was probably relatively new to the U.S. from India and he's made previously fun of India being a step behind the U.S.

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The time travel scene was one of the funniest moments in television I can remember in a long time.

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Rewatching the episode last night, I had that same thought. It's just an epic moment.

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"Oh Ubuntu, you are my favorite linux based operating system" this show justs gets geeks

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Yes it does. I didn't personally relate to that joke, but I have on many other occasions. You can't write those jokes just by making fun of stereotypes. It's good, informed writing that has to be the product of actually talking to/consulting with real nerds and geeks.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Ks3-J6hf2AI


Not quite as funny out of context of the rest of the episode, but still good stuff.

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The Firefly and Ipod jokes felt forced. I found it a surprisingly so-so episode. But, as always, Parsons redeemed it.

i thought it was funny how often sheldon was proven wrong. the microsoft ipod being better, the firefly show, etc...

^^^^ Good point; I stand corrected. Sheldon was wrong ???

Bump for Monday!

Blossom will be on this one.

"Good God, what have we done?"

I really hope Amy Farrah Fowler is back next season.

great episode. can't wait to see what season 4 has in store.

Amazing

Spicy +1

A solid ending to the season

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I just thought it was ok.

Overall good, but most of it was right at the beginning and right at the end.


"We set it to stun"

"I only drink hot chocolate during months with an R in them...what's life without whimsy?"

"If that's slang, I am unfamiliar with it. If that's literally, I share your concern."

"Tepid water please."

Quality episode.

I liked the episode but I was a little disappointed at the lack of a finale feel. It's hard to have the same feelings towards Sheldon and Amy (who is brand new) at the end of a season as you have about Leonard and Penny with their buildups as season finales.

I loved the episode. This is the best show on the air right now.

The season finale had a different feel than most. I think that's intentional. Instead of having the viewer feel like "Oh no, what is going to happen to this character I've bonded with?", they have us saying, "Holy crap, what completely awesome new scenarios are going to play out with this new girl in the mix?"

It makes you anxious about next season, but for a different reason.

Agree, CDub. A traditional season finale feel would bother me with this show, because I like when they keep it out-of-the-box and non-traditional.

Blossom looks like she finally grew into her nose.

She also has a PhD in neuroscience IRL

Blossom has some great expectations to live up to if she is going to be the female version of Sheldon. Just seems like she is fighting a losing battle.

I thought the last two shows were very good, it just gets better and better.

we'll see what happens with amy farrah fowler and sheldon...

howard's "what have we done" made it great...

TIVO failed Monday so I didn't get the finale. Is there anywhere to watch it online? I see CBS.com doesn't have it available.

flickpeek dot com
surf the channel dot com
tvshack dot net

Thanks, Sling Blade!

I laughed all the way through. I find many shows humerous, but this is the only one that makes me laugh out loud.

It'll be interesting to see how Blossum (what's her real name? haha) plays the role. My first impression was that it's a bit forced where Jim Parson's portrayal downright looks natural to him. She was almost robotic, which is probably what Sheldon needs.