The Big Bang Theory

How do you cheer up a friend who just got dumped? Take him to Las Vegas! Sheldon is overjoyed — Leonard brings him back a shirt and he gets the apartment to himself. Howard learns the true meaning of friendship in Vegas, and Penny gains a lot of new insights. A fun episode overall. / "Oh, I miss her already!" / "Okay, I’m sleepy now, get out." (31/12/2017)

Howard's luck and despair aren't driven by unattainable women, but by the functionality of a toilet on the International Space Station. Leonard gives Stuart some sneaky advice, but it leads to an unexpected problem. / "Smell that? That’s the smell of new comic books." / "For what it’s worth, my mother says that when we deceive for personal gain, we make Jesus cry." (31/12/2017)

Sheldon is suddenly faced with an exciting new challenge that impacts everyone else's lives as well. Howard is initially opposed but believes he can build a crossbow even in harsh conditions. The season two finale was both entertaining and amusing. / "Why does everybody keep telling me what time it is? / "Our dreams are very small, aren’t they?" / "We're out of ice." / "There's no time for a crossbow, find me an icicle." (31/12/2017)

Even after having watched Season 3, I have to say that the show is almost flawless so far. It is greatly entertaining with its constant supply of awesome one-liners. The writers are still sticking to the tried and tested model which has been working perfectly, although Penny is clearly evolving – she quotes Star Wars and is annoyed by dumb men, which didn’t use to be the case! Anyway, Season 3 was great, and I had fun. (10/01/2018)

The opening of the first episode of season three felt like an ISIS invasion, but the plot quickly settled back into its familiar, enjoyable rhythm. Sheldon is still aiming for the Nobel Prize, Leonard is pining for Penny, Howard is after any woman he can find, and Raj is basking in memories. The creators did a great job kicking off the new season, and I was thoroughly satisfied. (04/01/2018)

The storyline with the cricket, Toby, was entertaining, and I learned how risky it is to cram three people into a closet. However, Leonard and Penny's storyline felt stagnant and didn’t really amuse me. (04/01/2018)

A great episode. Both storylines worked well; Howard and Raj's goth experiment was hilarious, but Sheldon's training methods stole the show. "Boy, that does smell good. Too bad it’s Monday." (05/01/2018)

It's amazing what a little six-month stall can do to a young, promising scientist. Luckily, Dr. Sheldon Cooper, with his unique brand of empathy, comes to the rescue. This allows Raj to keep enjoying his beef and living in a place with plenty of personal space. I loved that the most intense scenes were perfectly underscored by "Eye of the Tiger"—that was a treat. "That's happy, right?" "Yeah." "Nailed it." (05/01/2018)

The creators delivered two separate storylines this time, and both were highly entertaining. In one, Raj uses Sheldon's eidetic memory to win a card tournament. In the other, Leonard sets Penny an impossible task. Both storylines lead to unexpected conclusions. "Still can't believe she's going out with me." "Nobody can." (05/01/2018)

I had to go down a star in the rating, although the plot was okay, I laughed quite a bit, but at the same time, I felt that the sixth episode somehow lacked excitement. "Don't you have access to women who will do it for money?" "That's my guy. He's really smart." (05/01/2018)

I enjoyed the seventh episode much more than the previous one, even though it focused solely on relationships. Sheldon's horror experiences from his childhood gave everything a new dimension, so I laughed a lot, especially the scene with the robot from Stuart's store was great. "Leonard, when that woman moved here three years ago, I told you not to talk to her and now look, we're late for the cinema!" "What? Who told you such things?" "Why did you tell her that?" (05/01/2018)

The series took a sharp turn, the episode was literally soaked with drugs and in a haze found themselves not only the scientific expedition that set out to observe the meteor shower but also Penny, who got injured because she didn't buy the ducks with umbrellas in time. Sheldon unexpectedly finds himself in the role of a hero in shiny armor, and as everyone knows, a hero always looks. "Ah, menopause, natural contraception!" (06/01/2018)

Very successful episode, in which I enjoyed Howard's problems with his relationship or rather with himself. Barry Kripke struck again and only the immediate moral support that Sheldon receives from Leonard and Raj keeps Dr. Cooper in the game. "I'm here, aren't I? Can you see me?" "Well, I'm going back to India, what's your plan?" (05/01/2018)

Luxury episode in which Howard boasts too much about his new girlfriend and reveals an unexpected aspect of his complex personality. However, the most bizarre thing in the tenth episode was when Penny asked Sheldon to "teach her some physics," from that moment on, I was thoroughly entertained and Penny's final speech was the icing on the cake. "Maybe there is hope for you after all." "Mom was right, hell does exist." (06/01/2018)

Although the second meeting with Dr. Beverly Hofstadter wasn't as great as the first one, I didn't dare to remove a star, as I had too much fun. Moreover, I noticed that I surprisingly share similar opinions on Christmas with Sheldon. "Yikes!" "Leonard, tell her I have a girlfriend!" "I don't know what you're talking about." (06/01/2018)

In the twelfth episode, there was an absolutely unbelievable development, with a double date that Howard also participated in, Leonard returns as the biggest tragedy and Sheldon helps Rajesh pick up a girl. Now, you can believe absolutely everything, even fortunetellers. "Namaste, white people!" "Have you chosen who you will mate with?" "Sad Hulk!" (06/01/2018)

It was interesting to watch how Sheldon's herd instinct awakens in case of threat. By the way, being robbed in a similar way must be terrible because I really love my consoles and games. Not much can touch me easily, but this would hurt very much. (06/01/2018)

The fourteenth episode belonged to Sheldon. His methods of overcoming his own mental block were great, everything else was heavily overshadowed, although the performances that Howard and Raj demonstrated on roller skates managed to captivate me. "I haven't seen him so stuck since he tried to understand the third part of the Matrix." / "Leonard doesn't snore." "I wasn't talking about Leonard." / "I don't recommend the salmon, I saw it in the kitchen." (06/01/2018)

Valentine's Day is approaching, and Leonard has a big surprise for Penny, which paradoxically surprises Sheldon the most, and it's not a pleasant surprise for him. Another episode that the creators did very well, so I had a great time throughout. "My lactose-intolerant guy is going to eat all of this, then I'll hop on his back and we'll fly to the moon?" / "The plane departs at 9 o'clock, do you think you'll feel better by then?" "Yes, because I'll be dead." (07/01/2018)

The sixteenth episode brought a lot of interesting things. Rajesh gave a new dimension to the concept of a Walkman, Sheldon was deservedly punished for a good deed, and there was a signing event with Stan Lee at Stuart's store. "I'm sorry to say this, but I taught him those moves." / "I don't trust banks. I believe that when robots rise up, ATMs will lead the attack." (07/01/2018)