Yeah, theyвЂ™re tall tales, but Amy is happy. More experienced partiers Bernie and Penny take Amy home (after finishing their next round and some sliders, natch), and when Amy wakes up on the couch, they relay tales of what an amazing night she had, involving shirtless firemen, flashing everyone, and Riverdancing on top of the bar. The party never gets that far, because Amy does one shot and passes out face first on the barВ within 15 minutes. Even if she doesnвЂ™t know what those are, and is skeeved by the idea when she does learn they involve belly buttons. Wolcott uses on his tomatoes, and demands a celebration that involves hooch and the possibility of body shots. Though she pretends, at first, to be excited about the tea and quilting party theyвЂ™ve arranged in PennyвЂ™s apartment вЂ“ complete with dozens of spools of thread, yards of fabrics, and one of those old-timey sewing machines in a cabinet вЂ“ Amy eventually loses her, well, that stuff Dr. While Sheldon spends his waning bachelor days learning some truths about his science hero and himself, she spends one of her last wild bachelorette weekends вЂ¦ sewing.ДЄmy had told Penny and Bernie she didnвЂ™t want a debauchery-filled outing, but she thought they understood that to mean she really did. Wolcott has taken a shotgun into the woods to procure for them. He tells his friends he wants to skip the rabbit or squirrel dinner Dr.

That punchline is also the highlight of the trip, as Sheldon comes to the conclusion that, while Wolcott is clearly a man dedicated to his work above all else - including his marriage and interaction with most other humans - that is a level of dedication that Sheldon no longer desires. Leonard: вЂњItвЂ™s a sort of grin вЂ¦ you wanna know what kind?вЂќ

WolcottвЂ™s farming tip and in RajвЂ™s reaction to it. Leonard and Howard take great delight in the divulging of Dr. Wolcott? He uses his own вЂњmanureвЂќ to fertilize the nightshade veggie (er, fruit). He does have a nice produce patch, though, as Raj confirms when he bites into an heirloom tomato that he proclaims is tasty enough that he can eat it like an apple. So the guys take a road trip to the woods - with SheldonвЂ™s playlist of science lectures irritating them along the way - where they meet the man who is locked away behind a door with more than a dozen locks, who codes his research notes by writing them backwards and with letters replacing numbers and vice versa, and who has a long-distance marriage with a wife who doesnвЂ™t even know what country he lives in. Cooper an invitation to the remote cabin.Д«ecause Amy is set to have her bachelorette party the same weekend, the jaunt to WolcottвЂ™s home basically serves as SheldonвЂ™s bachelor soiree (though he insists it not be referred to as such), especially since Amy demanded Leonard go along to keep Sheldon safe, Bernadette demanded Howard go along to keep Leonard safe, and Bernie added Raj to the lineup, too, because he would have invited himself to the bachelorette party if the fellas had left him behind. Yep, thatвЂ™s SheldonвЂ™s kinda guy, and SheldonвЂ™s intellect has impressed Wolcott sufficiently enough to earn Dr. Robert Wolcott (guest star Peter MacNicol), a brilliant, but reclusive scientist who lives alone in the woods and communicates via snail mail written in elaborate code. As part of his continuing string theory research, Sheldon has been corresponding with Dr. But one of the best lines of dialogue in TBBTВ history and some fine physical comedy from Mayim Bialik elevate this one up a whole star.ДЇirst, the line.

This season of The Big Bang TheoryВ has been pretty by the numbers - the most common number being three, as in lots of three-star rated episodes. What a difference one really great line and some really bad Riverdancing can make.

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