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-->'''Leonard:''' ''Well what do you want?''\\
'''Penny:''' ''I want YOU, you stupid Pop Tart!"''

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-->'''Leonard:''' ''Well Well what do you want?''\\
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'''Penny:''' ''I ''[[spoiler:I want YOU, you stupid Pop Tart!"''Tart!]]''
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* WhatIf: "The Cooper Extraction", where the gang, inspired by ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'', imagine what their lives would be like if they never met Sheldon.

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* WhatIf: "The Cooper Extraction", where the gang, inspired by ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'', imagine what their lives would be like if they never met Sheldon.Sheldon.
* WorldOfCardboardSpeech: An interesting version, done between both Leonard and Penny in "The Gorilla Dissolution." [[spoiler: Penny loses her one, mediocre acting job and starts to take stock in where her life is going. She suggests to Leonard they should get married, and Leonard gets a turn to tell her he doesn't want to be the safe, responsible decision "like a bran muffin" but wants her to be excited like you would be for "a Cinnabon or a Pop Tart." When he says she's just depressed over losing an acting job, she rebukes that by explaining that she's thinking clearly on what she really wants and that is to spend her life with Leonard]].
-->'''Leonard:''' ''Well what do you want?''\\
'''Penny:''' ''I want YOU, you stupid Pop Tart!"''
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* ShoutOut: Raj maintains that SherlockHolmes is really Indian as he was stolen from an Indian detective character. This echoes a recurring character in British-Indian comedy show GoodnessGraciousMe who insists ''everything'' is Indian.
-->Sherlock Holmes? Indian!
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** In "The Thanksgiving Decopulation", Amy childes Sheldon for comparing being dragged to Mrs. Wolowitz's house for Thanksgiving to being made a slave.


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* JourneyToFindOneself: [[spoiler:Sheldon]] at the end of "The Status Quo Combustion".


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* ThanksgivingEpisode: "The Thanksgiving Decopulation".
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* MoralMyopia: The girls repeatedly go to Penny with their problems but the moment she needs a shoulder to cry on they quickly get annoyed by her complaining.
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* InsuranceFraud: Invoked in "The Status Quo Combustion". When [[spoiler:the comic book burns down]], everyone assumes that [[spoiler:Stuart]] did it for the insurance money, including the insurance company, the person's mother and Howard.

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* InsuranceFraud: Invoked in "The Status Quo Combustion". When [[spoiler:the comic book shop burns down]], everyone assumes that [[spoiler:Stuart]] did it for the insurance money, including the insurance company, the person's mother and Howard.
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* InsuranceFraud: Invoked in "The Status Quo Combustion". When [[spoiler:the comic book burns down]], everyone assumes that [[spoiler:Stuart]] did it for the insurance money, including the insurance company.

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* InsuranceFraud: Invoked in "The Status Quo Combustion". When [[spoiler:the comic book burns down]], everyone assumes that [[spoiler:Stuart]] did it for the insurance money, including the insurance company.company, the person's mother and Howard.
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* ChasingAButterfly: When Sheldon goes missing in "The Status Quo Combustion", Leonard tracks down his phone, a precaution he took ever since Sheldon wandered off chasing after a balloon at the swap meet.


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* InsuranceFraud: Invoked in "The Status Quo Combustion". When [[spoiler:the comic book burns down]], everyone assumes that [[spoiler:Stuart]] did it for the insurance money, including the insurance company.


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** Season finale "The Status Quo Combustion": Sheldon is overwhelmed by all the changes in his life and decides to [[spoiler:travel around in trains until he can clear his head.]] Also, [[spoiler:Stuart's comic book store burns down and he takes a job taking care of Mrs. Wolowitz.]]
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* FakeShemp: In-universe. When Penny gets fired from the ''Serial Apist'' movie, she objects on the grounds that she's the main character. The director points out that she just shot the last scene in which her face is shown, and that the rest of the film will feature another actress in a gorilla mask and blonde wig.
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** "The Gorilla Dissolultion" ends with [[spoiler:Penny and Leonard getting engaged]].

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** "The Gorilla Dissolultion" Dissolution" ends with [[spoiler:Penny and Leonard getting engaged]].
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* AntiClimax: [[spoiler: Leonard and Penny's engagement was not nearly the big romantic gesture either of them were expecting or hoping for, it was at the tail end of an argument about what the other person wanted and they both eventually came to the conclusion of "Why not." Lampshaded by them, and then Leonard remembers a ring he kept in his wallet to bring it back around into something special]].

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* AntiClimax: [[spoiler: Leonard and Penny's engagement was not nearly the big romantic gesture either of them were expecting or hoping for, for; it was at the tail end of an argument about what the other person wanted and they both eventually came to the conclusion of "Why not." Lampshaded by them, and then Leonard remembers a ring he kept in his wallet to bring it back around into something special]].
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* AntiClimax: [[spoiler: Leonard and Penny's engagement was not nearly the big romantic gesture either of them were expecting or hoping for, it was at the tale end of an argument about what the other person wanted and they both eventually came to the conclusion of "Why not." Lampshaded by them, and then Leonard remembers a ring he kept in his wallet to bring it back around into something special]].

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* AntiClimax: [[spoiler: Leonard and Penny's engagement was not nearly the big romantic gesture either of them were expecting or hoping for, it was at the tale tail end of an argument about what the other person wanted and they both eventually came to the conclusion of "Why not." Lampshaded by them, and then Leonard remembers a ring he kept in his wallet to bring it back around into something special]].
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* AntiClimax: [[spoiler: Leonard and Penny's engagement was not nearly the big romantic gesture either of them were expecting or hoping for, it was at the tale end of an argument about what the other person wanted and they both eventually came to the conclusion of "Why not." Lampshaded by them, and then Leonard remembers a ring he kept in his wallet to bring it back around into something special]].
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**[[spoiler:But accepted one.]]
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*** "The Gorilla Dissolution" shows that he got upgraded to Penny's love interest. When he gets fired for standing up for Penny, he gladly takes an audition for ''Film/{{Sharknado}} 2''.


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* ScarSurvey: When Emily mentions that she has tattoos, Raj says he has a hole on his belly that might be a piercing. She offers to show him her tattoos if he showed it to her.


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** "The Gorilla Dissolultion" ends with [[spoiler:Penny and Leonard getting engaged]].
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* StageNames: In a notable aversion, Kaley Cuoco got married mid-season and is officially Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting, and she proudly had her name changed in the credits at the start of an episode.

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* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler:Professor Proton]] in "The Proton Transmitter".

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* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler:Professor Proton]] in "The Proton Transmitter".Transmogrification".



* NoodleImplement: In “The Relationship Diremption” Sheldon wonders why there is a Geology book in the apartment as there's no reason there should be.
Sheldon doesn't think it's a real science and Leonard has never shown any interest in it. [[spoiler:Of course Sheldon wakes up next to the book after a night of drinking See BedmateReveal above]].

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* NoodleImplement: In “The Relationship Diremption” Sheldon wonders why there is a Geology book in the apartment as there's no reason there should be. \n Sheldon doesn't think it's a real science and Leonard has never shown any interest in it. [[spoiler:Of course Sheldon wakes up next to the book after a night of drinking See BedmateReveal above]].



* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Penny gives Lucy a brutal one in "The Itchy Brain Simulation", mainly calling her out for bailing too easily in their relationship. She even flats out call her a bad person.

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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Penny gives Lucy a brutal one in "The Itchy Brain Simulation", mainly calling her out for bailing too easily in their relationship. She even flats flat out call calls her a bad person.


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* SpiritAdvisor: Arthur Jeffries (Professor Proton) appears in Sheldon's dreams in "The Proton Transmogrification" after [[spoiler:the real Arthur passes away]]. Sheldon imagines him as Obi Wan in ''Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack'', much to Arthur's confusion. ("Why am I in a swamp, dressed like Friar Tuck?")
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* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler:Professor Proton]] in "The Proton Transmitter".

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* NoodleImplement: In “The Relationship Diremption” Sheldon wonders why there is a Geology book in the apartment as there's no reason there should be. Sheldon doesn't think it's a real science and Leonard has never shown any interest in it. [[spoiler:Of course Sheldon wakes up next to the book after a night of drinking See BedmateReveal above]].

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* NWordPrivileges: When watching StarWars Episode I, Penny agrees with the others that Jar-Jar Binks is stupid, only for them to get offended and Raj saying that only they are allowed to do that.
* NoodleImplement: In “The Relationship Diremption” Sheldon wonders why there is a Geology book in the apartment as there's no reason there should be.
Sheldon doesn't think it's a real science and Leonard has never shown any interest in it. [[spoiler:Of course Sheldon wakes up next to the book after a night of drinking See BedmateReveal above]].
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: In "The Relationship Diremption", Sheldon treats giving up studying string theory like breaking up a relationship, as per Penny's suggestion. The analogy even extends to him having a regretable "one-night stand" with geology, which he considers "the [[Series/KeepingUpWithTheKardashians Kardashian]] of sciences".

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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: In "The Relationship Diremption", Sheldon treats giving up studying string theory like breaking up a relationship, as per Penny's suggestion. The analogy even extends to him having having[[spoiler: a regretable "one-night stand" with geology, which he considers "the [[Series/KeepingUpWithTheKardashians Kardashian]] Kardashian of sciences".sciences"]].



* NoodleImplement: In “The Relationship Diremption” Sheldon wonders why there is a Geology book in the apartment as there's no reason there should be. Sheldon doesn't think it's a real science and Leonard has never shown any interest in it. Of course Sheldon wakes up next to the book after a night of drinking See BedmateReveal above.

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* NoodleImplement: In “The Relationship Diremption” Sheldon wonders why there is a Geology book in the apartment as there's no reason there should be. Sheldon doesn't think it's a real science and Leonard has never shown any interest in it. Of [[spoiler:Of course Sheldon wakes up next to the book after a night of drinking See BedmateReveal above.above]].
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* NoodleImplement: In “The Relationship Diremption” Sheldon wonders why there is a Geology book in the apartment as there's no reason there should be. Sheldon doesn't think it's a real science and Leonard has never shown any interest in it. Of course Sheldon wakes up next to the book after a night of drinking See BedmateReveal above.
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* BedmateReveal: In "The Relationship Diremption", Sheldon wakes up next to [[spoiler:a geology book.]]


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* BreakUpBonfire: Sheldon considers burning his string theory books after "breaking up" with studying it, but "the smell of burning books reminds me too much of [[BookBurning church picnics in Texas]]."


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* DeliberatelyPainfulClothing: The itchy sweater in "The Itchy Brain Simulation", which Leonard has to wear (with ''nothing underneath'') until he can return a rented videotape, to show him how Sheldon feels about not having closure.
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: In "The Relationship Diremption", Sheldon treats giving up studying string theory like breaking up a relationship, as per Penny's suggestion. The analogy even extends to him having a regretable "one-night stand" with geology, which he considers "the [[Series/KeepingUpWithTheKardashians Kardashian]] of sciences".


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* ToiletHumor: In "The Relationship Diremption", Howard once had an embarrassing date with Raj's date Emily, in which he clogged her toilet, earning him the nickname "Clogzilla".
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* ContinuityNod: A surprising number of them for a show that previously prided itself on being very self-contained in each episode. "Table Polarization" brings up the story of how [[ThisIsMyChair Sheldon found his spot]] in season three's "Staircase Implementation" after Leonard brings in a couch to replace the lawn chairs Sheldon used previously, all as evidence that Sheldon is not as against change as he claims. "Indecision Amalgamation" also references the same episode in how Sheldon was excited for the Zune, [[ItWillNeverCatchOn not knowing how firmly it would be trounced]] by the [=iPod=].
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* ThereIsNoBInMovie: Penny was in a B-movie called ''Serial Apist'', about a KillerGorilla. She later has to take a part in the sequel, where her character becomes a human-gorilla hybrid.

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* ThereIsNoBInMovie: TheresNoBInMovie: Penny was in a B-movie called ''Serial Apist'', about a KillerGorilla. She later has to take a part in the sequel, where her character becomes a human-gorilla hybrid.
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** Creator/WilWheaton bemoans the way his career has been going in "The Indecision Amalgamation". In TheTag, he has a role in Penny's movie, [[spoiler:as the orangutan she has to wrestle with.]]


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* ThereIsNoBInMovie: Penny was in a B-movie called ''Serial Apist'', about a KillerGorilla. She later has to take a part in the sequel, where her character becomes a human-gorilla hybrid.


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* ThisIsGoingToBeHuge: In "The Indecision Amalgamation", Sheldon debates whether to buy an X-Box One or a PS4. Just as he thinks he's made a decision, he realizes that many of his previous decisions ended up being for the losing format - Betamax over VHS, HD-DVD over Blu-Ray, Zune over iPod.
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* FormerlyFat: Played with. In "The Mommy Observation", Rajs claims that he was fat as a child and so got by telling stories and planning mystery parties in the hope that one day he could share them with friends. Leonard then says he saw pictures of him as a child and he was not fat, to which Raj confesses that he was "svelte like a gazelle".


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* PrimalScene: In "The Mommy Observation".
-->'''Sheldon:''' I saw Mommy with a naked man and she was trying to be a mommy again!

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* DudeNotFunny: [[invoked]]"The Hesitation Ramification" has Sheldon trying to learn about humor, but his attempts at telling jokes fall flat, especially when Penny gets depressed after [[spoiler:her one scene on ''Series/{{NCIS}}'' gets cut]].

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* ShaggyDogStory: "The Itchy Brain Simulation" [[spoiler:The movie Leonard rented using Sheldon's card and didn't return had been paid for long ago. Sheldon never mentioned it because [[CrazyPrepared it might serve as a "teachable moment" down the road]]. Leonard had to run around in an itchy sweater for nothing.]]

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* ShaggyDogStory: "The Itchy Brain Simulation" [[spoiler:The The movie Leonard rented using Sheldon's card and didn't return had [[spoiler:had been paid for long ago. Sheldon never mentioned it because [[CrazyPrepared it might serve as a "teachable moment" down the road]]. Leonard had to run around in an itchy sweater for nothing.]]



* WhamEpisode: "The Hesitation Ramification". [[spoiler:Depressed at having lost a big acting job, a drunken Penny proposes to Leonard. Leonard just says "Um...", which Penny does not take well. The episode ends with them seemingly broken up for good.]]
** Followed by "The Occupation Recalibration," [[spoiler: Penny sobers up and is okay with the proposal incident. Although new problems are introduced because Penny had just ''quit her job'' so she can focus on her acting career. This causes different types of stress because the burden of keeping Penny afloat without a source of income falls on Leonard, who struggles to be genuinely supportive while thinking her actions were rash]].

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"The Hesitation Ramification". [[spoiler:Depressed Ramification": Depressed at having lost [[spoiler:lost a big acting job, job]], a drunken Penny proposes [[spoiler:proposes to Leonard. Leonard just says "Um...", which Penny does not take well. The episode ends with them seemingly broken up for good.]]
** Followed by "The Occupation Recalibration," [[spoiler: Recalibration," Penny sobers up and is [[spoiler:is okay with the proposal incident. Although incident,]] although new problems are introduced because Penny had just chooses to [[spoiler: ''quit her job'' so she can focus on her acting career. career.]] This causes different types of stress because the [[spoiler:the burden of keeping Penny afloat without a source of income falls on Leonard, who struggles to be genuinely supportive while thinking her actions were rash]].
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** "The Locomotion Manipulation": [[spoiler:In a rant about being romantic Sheldon kisses Amy as an attempt to mock her, only to linger for a moment, suggesting he liked it better than he expected. While Amy has kissed him a few times over the years, this was the first instigated by Sheldon himself.]]
* WhatIf: "The Cooper Extraction", where the gang, inspired by ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'', imagine what their lives would be like if they never met Sheldon. [[spoiler:In most of them, the characters wouldn't be as happy as they are now, wouldn't be as fit as they are now, and Howard would have gone Norman Bates on his mother]].

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** "The Locomotion Manipulation": [[spoiler:In In a rant about being romantic Sheldon romantic, [[spoiler:Sheldon kisses Amy as an attempt to mock her, only to linger for a moment, suggesting he liked it better than he expected. While Amy has kissed him a few times over the years, this was the first instigated by Sheldon himself.]]
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* WhatIf: "The Cooper Extraction", where the gang, inspired by ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'', imagine what their lives would be like if they never met Sheldon. [[spoiler:In most of them, the characters wouldn't be as happy as they are now, wouldn't be as fit as they are now, and Howard would have gone Norman Bates on his mother]].
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** Although probably she finds that arousing rather than funny.

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