When the University reassigns Sheldon’s parking spot to Wolowitz, their fight affects the whole gang.
I read that this morning and my first reaction was: “Why would Sheldon need a parking spot when he doesn’t drive and has no intention to?”
He probably uses it for storage.
I was thinking more along the lines of the space representing some kind of status; obviously Sheldon wouldn’t look kindly on being usurped by Wolowitz regardless whether he used or ever intended to use the space.
Perhaps that’s the reason it was reassigned. (Just guessing, I haven’t even seen a preview).
Howard only has a scooter; you can usually park those anywhere.
Loved it! Bernadette was great in this episode.
I actually noticed that was Sheldon’s laptop. Does that make me a nerd?
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Is it just me, or has there been a lot of douchey behavior on the show lately? More than usual, I mean. There was the one a few weeks ago where Amy was a total bitchqueen to Wil Wheaton, and now Sheldon being a total dick. I’m sure there’s something in the university’s bylaws (and we know Sheldon’s fanatical adherence to written documents) giving them the right to reassign parking spaces.
I liked it, I prefer a feisty Bernadette and AFF. It’s far better than the ‘lets get the nerds wasted and the jokes will write themselves’ episodes.
So why didn’t Howard have a car until this week? He has been living at home, presumably rent free. He had to be earning a reasonable salary from the University.
He had a scooter. I guess parking hadn’t been an issue before.
He had a car; the university just didn’t give him an assigned parking space until after he got back from space.
Why should Howard have had a car? He had his Vespa, which he thinks is a chick magnet, and I’m sure his mother had a car (probably something like a 1998 Grand Marquis) that he could use to take her to the doctor.
Oh yeah, I forgot the Vespa is the Nissan 280Z from my generation. :smack:
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Just the right amount of Leonard this week.
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Since when would Sheldon accept a cookie from somebody else’s plate, much less their hand?
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Tighty-whities, of course.
Standard Sitcom Plot Number 17B, but that’s okay because they handled it really well. Very funny.
Bernadette and Amy should have settled it with a pillow fight in their nighties and/or jello wrestling. Best episode they’ve had in a while.
I’m more than a little troubled that this altercation between the women is really about a fight between the guys. It fails the Bechdel test. It’s interesting insight (it shows Amy being mkore forward and trying to engage Sheldon sexually, which is a setup filled with comic potential), but the women ought to be their own people, with their own issues to fight over.
“Boy, that’s a lot of bandaids.”