Episode list

The Big Bang Theory

Pilot

Sun, Sep 23, 2007
A pair of socially awkward theoretical physicists meet their new neighbor Penny, who is their polar opposite.
8.1 /10
The Fuzzy Boots Corollary
Leonard gets upset when he discovers that Penny is seeing a new guy, so he tries to trick her into going on a date with him.
7.6 /10
The Luminous Fish Effect
Sheldon's mother is called to intervene when he delves into numerous obsessions after being fired for being disrespectful to his new boss.
8 /10
The Dumpling Paradox
When Howard hooks up with Penny's old friend, his absence in the gang causes problems for the rest of the guys.
8.1 /10
The Loobenfeld Decay
Leonard lies to Penny so he and Sheldon can get out of watching her perform, but Sheldon believes that the lie has too many loose ends, so he comes up with a new, unnecessarily complex one to replace it.
8 /10
The Jerusalem Duality
Sheldon decides to give up his work and focus on other tasks when a 15-year-old prodigy joins the university, so the other guys come up with a plan to get rid of him.
7.8 /10
The Bat Jar Conjecture
Sheldon becomes so intent on demonstrating his intellectual superiority over the other guys that they kick him off the Physics Bowl team and replace him with his nemesis, Leslie.
8.2 /10
The Nerdvana Annihilation
Penny gets mad at the guys when their full scale model of a time machine causes her to miss work, which prompts Leonard to give up all of his nerd memorabilia.
8 /10
The Pork Chop Indeterminacy
Leonard, Howard and Raj fight over Sheldon's twin sister when she arrives in town. Raj takes part in a drug trial to suppress his selective mutism.
8.2 /10
The Peanut Reaction
When Penny learns that Leonard has never had a birthday party, she and the rest of the guys plan a surprise party for him.
8.3 /10
The Tangerine Factor
After a bad breakup, Penny finally agrees to go out on a date with Leonard, however they both develop doubts and turn to Sheldon for advice.
8.5 /10

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