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A man like Sheldon Cooper attracts a lot of enemies, and they seem to be coming back to haunt him lately. Following the return of Wil Wheaton earlier in the season, Sheldon was forced to partner up with rival physicist Barry Kripke. All Sheldon needs at this point is for Leslie Winkle to roll back into town and the trifecta will be complete.
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Although this was a good episode I really can't stand Kripeki and don't really enjoy the ones that he's in that much. I could do with his character never being on at all.
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I believe the creators are trying to humble Sheldon down a bit (if at all possible) with this episode. So, that he may be able to have a meaningful relationship with Amy and not be such an arrogant wise ass all the time.
I'm waiting to see what he's gonna say after he sleeps with her. *Sheldon voice "Good lord! this is phenomenal!" hahaha!