Big bang theory season 2 episode 11 watch online

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And with no small amount of credit to the delightful Rati Gupta as Anu, and her chemistry with Kunal Nayyar, Raj and AnuвЂ™s courtship has become one of the best story lines of season 12.ДЄnd then thereвЂ™s Stuart and Denise.

#Big bang theory season 2 episode 11 watch online series

Raj was a jerk, and this arranged marriage seemed like a pretty nutty way for his character to wrap up the series when Anu was introduced at the beginning of the season. Their date, and likely their engagement, comes to an abrupt end when Anu leaves paintball with Amy and Sheldon. вЂњThen what are we doing? Why are we planning a wedding?вЂќ Anu asks. вЂњHow can I trust you? I barely even know you!вЂќ he says. She answers - nothing happened - but insists Raj has to trust her. Already busted for spying on his fiancГ©e with the app he installed, he further disrespects her by demanding to know if she slept with her ex when he came to pick up his Waterpik. But when Raj installs a video doorbell at AnuвЂ™s apartment - and takes a peek at the comings and goings at her front door - he finds out sheвЂ™s still friends with her ex, who visits Anu to retrieve some belongings.

Things have been moving right along for the recently engaged Raj and Anu, and when she says she even stood up to her mother and insisted that Raj be allowed to plan the floral arrangements for their wedding, it sparks a vote of confidence that they are getting to know each other, and are appreciating the things theyвЂ™re finding out.

A Sheldon hissy fit continues nonetheless, until heвЂ™s sitting across from an interviewer who asks if his work is derivative of theoretical physicist Joseph Polchinski, sending Sheldon fleeing from the room and Amy left to respond - the very scenario Siebert had tried to avoid.Дevelopments in the relationships with the rest of the gang are far more interesting, and are revealed during a revisit to one of the groupвЂ™s favorite activities: paintball. SheldonвЂ™s particularly irked by the headline on a Wired magazine interview with Amy: вЂњThe Neurobiologist Who Revolutionized Physics.вЂќ Amy points out that she didnвЂ™t write the headline, and that she spent most of the story gushing about and giving credit to her brilliant collaborator and husband. Just as itвЂ™s no surprise that Amy is asked by Caltech President Siebert to be that public face, instead of Sheldon, as Siebert rightfully predicts SheldonвЂ™s potentially prickly responses if interviewers dare to compare his work to scientists whoвЂ™ve come before him. Plus, itвЂ™s no surprise that Sheldon is the one feeling all jealous about the fact that Amy is getting time in the media spotlight. I mean, hooray for all of Sheldon and AmyвЂ™s success with their theory, but when weвЂ™ve gotten to the point where the two are fighting because one is getting more attention than the other as the public face of their project, itвЂ™s just not a satisfying way to spend the last dozen or so episodes of the series with these two characters. Super Asymmetry, Super Asymmetry, Super Asymmetry вЂ¦ thatвЂ™s going to be the main Shamy story line for the rest of the series, apparently, and IвЂ™m already wishing for a big time jump that might allow us to go into the future to find out what else is going to happen in the Fowler-Cooper family.