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Sheldon faces a crisis of confidence when he is forced to work with his nemesis, Barry Kripke; Raj and Howard buy expensive action figures of themselves.
Sheldon faces a crisis of confidence when he is forced to work with his nemesis, Barry Kripke; Raj and Howard buy expensive action figures of themselves.
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S6, EP21 "The Closure Alternative"Amy tries to help Sheldon get over his compulsive need for closure when one of his favorite TV shows is canceled; Raj discovers a secret about Lucy.
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S6, EP22 "The Proton Resurgence"Leonard and Sheldon hire the host (Bob Newhart) of their favorite childhood TV show to perform; Bernadette and Howard run into trouble while dog-sitting for Raj's pet.
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S6, EP23 "The Love Spell Potential"Amy and Sheldon's relationship takes a surprising turn during a game of "Dungeons & Dragons"; Lucy and Koothrappali have an awkward date.
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S6, EP24 "The Bon Voyage Reaction"When Leonard receives an exciting opportunity to work overseas, Penny and Sheldon are thrown for a loop.
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S6, EP19 "The Closet Reconfiguration"Howard considers whether he should open a letter from his father; Penny and Leonard host a "grown-up" cocktail party.
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S6, EP18 "The Contractual Obligation Implementation"Leonard, Sheldon and Wolowitz talk to junior high girls about science-related careers; Raj plans a date with Lucy.
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S6, EP17 "The Monster Isolation"After a bad date, Koothrappali decides to never leave his apartment; Penny's acting skills impress Sheldon.
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S6, EP16 "The Tangible Affection Proof"The guys search for a perfect Valentine's Day gift for their significant others; Stuart and Raj host a "lonely people" party at the comic book store.
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