2024-10-04
Raj's girlfriend, Emily, gives Penny the cold shoulder after he reveals some info about their past history; and the guys contemplate buying into Stuart's comic-book emporium. (Repeat).
Amy and Bernadette accuse former party girl Penny of becoming a party pooper when she lets an email from work impact their girls' weekend in Las Vegas. Meanwhile, the guys brainstorm about inventing something cool, but their heads just don't appear to be totally into it. (Repeat).
Sheldon and Raj undertake an underground research expedition that turns into a test of how long before they get under each other's skin. Meanwhile, Leonard and Penny argue about money, and go to Wolowitz and Bernadette for advice. (Repeat).
Penny's flirtatious sales pitch leaves a doctor-client smitten and the guys must pitch in to help her deal with him, while, Bernadette and Amy debate whether female scientists ought to play the sexuality card. (Repeat).
Barney has to decide between his trademark suits or a beautiful bartender (Stacy Keibler) in the 100th episode, which includes a musical number by the cast called "Nothing Suits Me Like a Suit." Cindy: Rachel Bilson. Tim: Tim Gunn. (Repeat).
Marshall tries to prove to Lily that a beautiful colleague kissed him; Robin discovers that she's the subject of a drinking game. (Repeat).
Barney challenges himself to bed seven women in seven days. Jim Nantz and New York Yankee Nick Swisher have cameos. (Repeat).
Penny's flirtatious sales pitch leaves a doctor-client smitten and the guys must pitch in to help her deal with him, while, Bernadette and Amy debate whether female scientists ought to play the sexuality card. (Repeat).
Amy and Bernadette organize a prom to be held atop the guys' apartment complex, but Sheldon is leery of all the prom pomp, circumstance and romancing that goes with it. (Repeat).
CloseHarris' job is in jeopardy after joining a protest she strongly believes in, leading to tense discussions within the family. Jackie makes a visit to Wellman Plastics only to realize the company is instituting supervised drug testing, inspiring Becky to lead her own protest. (Repeat).
Ben's mom, Barb, arrives in town after an unexpected death and unveils shocking information from the past. Meanwhile, Becky and Emilio spend more time together. (Repeat).
A 30-year-old snack cake becomes troublesome for Brent and Hank; Wanda and Karen discuss their careers with schoolchildren; Lacey tries to make the Ruby more birthday-friendly. (Repeat).
A windstorm scatters letters at the Ruby; Wanda lobbies for more rights at Corner Gas, which affects Brent; a jam contest leaves Oscar worried about Emma. (Repeat).
Brent pursues one of his dreams in the series finale. (Repeat).
Brent starts renting videos at the gas station, while a Toronto woman moves to town to run the coffee shop next door. (Repeat).
Canadian English version of the game show where unsuspecting members of the public hail a cab and find they're playing for money - if they can keep answering questions correctly before they reach their destination. Too many incorrect answers and they may just be walking the rest of the way.
Canadian English version of the game show where unsuspecting members of the public hail a cab and find they're playing for money - if they can keep answering questions correctly before they reach their destination. Too many incorrect answers and they may just be walking the rest of the way.
A 30-year-old snack cake becomes troublesome for Brent and Hank; Wanda and Karen discuss their careers with schoolchildren; Lacey tries to make the Ruby more birthday-friendly. (Repeat).
A windstorm scatters letters at the Ruby; Wanda lobbies for more rights at Corner Gas, which affects Brent; a jam contest leaves Oscar worried about Emma. (Repeat).
Brent pursues one of his dreams in the series finale. (Repeat).
Brent starts renting videos at the gas station, while a Toronto woman moves to town to run the coffee shop next door. (Repeat).
Canadian English version of the game show where unsuspecting members of the public hail a cab and find they're playing for money - if they can keep answering questions correctly before they reach their destination. Too many incorrect answers and they may just be walking the rest of the way.
Canadian English version of the game show where unsuspecting members of the public hail a cab and find they're playing for money - if they can keep answering questions correctly before they reach their destination. Too many incorrect answers and they may just be walking the rest of the way.
A 30-year-old snack cake becomes troublesome for Brent and Hank; Wanda and Karen discuss their careers with schoolchildren; Lacey tries to make the Ruby more birthday-friendly. (Repeat).
A windstorm scatters letters at the Ruby; Wanda lobbies for more rights at Corner Gas, which affects Brent; a jam contest leaves Oscar worried about Emma. (Repeat).
Brent pursues one of his dreams in the series finale. (Repeat).
Brent starts renting videos at the gas station, while a Toronto woman moves to town to run the coffee shop next door. (Repeat).
Harris brings home her new friend, Josh, leaving the family questioning his intentions. Meanwhile, Becky and Ben's attempt to build a closet stirs up family drama. (Repeat).
Barney has to decide between his trademark suits or a beautiful bartender (Stacy Keibler) in the 100th episode, which includes a musical number by the cast called "Nothing Suits Me Like a Suit." Cindy: Rachel Bilson. Tim: Tim Gunn. (Repeat).
Marshall tries to prove to Lily that a beautiful colleague kissed him; Robin discovers that she's the subject of a drinking game. (Repeat).
Barney challenges himself to bed seven women in seven days. Jim Nantz and New York Yankee Nick Swisher have cameos. (Repeat).
Leonard needs surgery for a deviated septum, and Sheldon gets his nose out of joint because he feels an operation is too dangerous and that his roommate may not make it out alive. Meanwhile, a distraught Raj learns his parents have divorced on the eve of their 40th anniversary. (Repeat).
It's a banner day for Sheldon as he bids a sad farewell to his "Fun With Flags" podcast. Meanwhile, Leonard, Howard and Raj probe a late professor's research in search of some hidden significance; and Bernadette is surprised when Penny reveals how her co-workers really feel about her. (Repeat).
While Raj eagerly awaits data from a space probe in which he was involved, Howard keeps distracting him. Later, dress shopping with Penny and Amy doesn't exactly prove to be a good fit for Leonard and Sheldon. (Repeat).
Harris brings home her new friend, Josh, leaving the family questioning his intentions. Meanwhile, Becky and Ben's attempt to build a closet stirs up family drama. (Repeat).
Darlene earns a promotion at Wellman Plastics, while Ben decides on a new career path. Meanwhile, Jackie tries an herbal tea leading to an emotional revelation. (Repeat).
Lily and Marshall are tasked with setting Ted up on a blind date for Valentine's Day, and they only have a week to find the perfect woman. Meanwhile, Robin's invited to a party by her obnoxious colleague. Jim Nantz and Phil Simms appear as themselves, providing voice-over commentary on Barney's dating life. (Repeat).
Ted's friends think he's being strung along by a woman (played by Carrie Underwood) and it makes them reflect on their own similar experiences. (Repeat).
Still hurting from the way Barney ended their romance, Robin gets back at him by getting a beautiful self-help author, played by Jennifer Lopez, to turn the tables on Barney. (Repeat).
Ted wrecks Lily's birthday by bringing a date to her celebration dinner, and Lily does her best to keep the woman out of the annual group photo. Karen: Laura Prepon. Natalie: Anne Dudek. (Repeat).
Leonard needs surgery for a deviated septum, and Sheldon gets his nose out of joint because he feels an operation is too dangerous and that his roommate may not make it out alive. Meanwhile, a distraught Raj learns his parents have divorced on the eve of their 40th anniversary. (Repeat).
It's a banner day for Sheldon as he bids a sad farewell to his "Fun With Flags" podcast. Meanwhile, Leonard, Howard and Raj probe a late professor's research in search of some hidden significance; and Bernadette is surprised when Penny reveals how her co-workers really feel about her. (Repeat).
Sheldon becomes concerned that his cushy lifestyle is impacting his professional progress and keeping him from achieving scientific renown, so he asks the gang to make life more difficult for him. Meanwhile, Howard invents an unflattering game about Raj. (Repeat).
An online troll rips Leonard and Sheldon's published physics paper, so the guys rally to defend the two and expose the bully, while a girls night out leads to Penny, Amy and Bernadette dishing about embarrassing past events. (Repeat).
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