CTV Comedy - East

Sheldon and Leonard must defend themselves from an online bully's criticism after they co-publish a paper; Bernadette, Penny and Amy confront embarrassing moments during a girls night.

While the gang waits for the reopening of Stuart's comic book store Wolowitz gets some shocking news; Penny has trouble taking her own advice; Leonard and Raj think they spot Nathan Fillion at a restaurant.

Penny and Sheldon design an experiment -- as a joke -- to make participants fall in love; Howard and Bernadette get into trouble at the airport.

Amy finds out that Sheldon applied for a one-way mission to colonize Mars; a trip to the pet store leads to a fight; Leonard has a surprise for Penny; Raj is busted while snooping in Emily's apartment.

A magazine article only credits Sheldon in an article about a paper he co-wrote with Leonard; a blackout at Mrs. Wolowitz's results in a final dinner in her honor.

When Sheldon and Leonard are asked to speak at UC Berkeley, they take a detour in hope of meeting an idol; Raj and Amy try to settle a dispute between Howard and Bernadette with a game of pingpong.

Sheldon and Amy build a blanket fort -- and come to a crossroads in their relationship; Wolowitz meets a half-brother he didn't know he had; Leonard and Penny have an argument during an appearance on Wil Wheaton's podcast.

The guys fight over what message Raj should write for NASA in case of alien contact; Penny has to decide between auditioning for a movie or keeping her pharmaceutical sales job.

Wolowitz questions his engineering skills after he and Sheldon can't get a toy drone to fly; a canceled flight puts Leonard's plans in jeopardy; Raj sets his parents against one another after he's cut off financially.

When Sheldon's and Leonard's mothers finally meet, personalities collide; Howard decides to do his share of the chores -- with a little help from his friends.

Brent brings his arsenal of pitches to a slo-pitch game; Davis and Karen can't ignore an act of vandalism.

Hank and Brent are made goodwill ambassadors; a new ATM machine draws a loyal following; Karen tries to learn French.

Lacey brings wine to dinner at the Leroy home; Hank's life is turned upside down when he wins the lottery.

Brent is stuck with a phony one hundred dollar bill; Lacey gets the job of landing a new doctor.

Lacey discovers the dark secret behind the town's name; Brent's old band reunites.

A big air show is on nearby and the people of Dog River are excited; Lacey's breach of air show protocol has many in town upset.

Ross is suspicious about Rachel's possible job offer from a good-looking stranger (Steven Eckholdt); Chandler can't remember which of Joey's many sisters he kissed at a party.

Ross becomes jealous when he hears Rachel's new co-worker (Steven Eckholdt) whispering sweet nothings to her.

Running into Richard at the video store tests Monica's willpower; Joey agrees to read "Little Women.".

Phoebe reunites with her former singing partner (E.G. Daily); Chandler dates a woman (Sherilyn Fenn) who has a prosthetic limb.

Phoebe has trouble communicating with her new boyfriend; Ross seeks solace at a party after a bitter fight with Rachel.

Ross tries to prevent Rachel from learning his disturbing secret; Monica, Phoebe, Chandler and Joey spend a night eavesdropping.

Excluded from Rachel's ski trip with her pals, lonely Ross visits his ex-wife (Jane Sibbett); Phoebe's cab runs out of gas and the stranded gang turns to Ross for help.

Desperate, Monica agrees to a date with one of her restaurant customers; Phoebe's younger brother visits.

Rachel goes on her first date after splitting with Ross; Joey's new flame doesn't seem interested in him.

Rachel regrets making a date for Chandler and her boss, Joanna (Alison LaPlaca); Joey's interest in Kate (Dina Meyer) intensifies.

Monica considers accepting a dream job in Pete's (Jon Favreau) new restaurant but fears there is more to the deal.

The gang goes to the opening night of Joey's plays; Rachel brings a date (Ben Stiller) to make Ross jealous; Joey's play gets terrible reviews, but his co-star provides some comfort.

Afflicted with a mysterious skin condition, Ross seeks advice from Guru Saj; Monica can't decide about Pete.

To her horror, Monica's boyfriend plans to fight; the friends are intrigued by a conversation between two strangers.

Ross is suspicious about Rachel's possible job offer from a good-looking stranger (Steven Eckholdt); Chandler can't remember which of Joey's many sisters he kissed at a party.

Ross becomes jealous when he hears Rachel's new co-worker (Steven Eckholdt) whispering sweet nothings to her.

Running into Richard at the video store tests Monica's willpower; Joey agrees to read "Little Women.".

Phoebe reunites with her former singing partner (E.G. Daily); Chandler dates a woman (Sherilyn Fenn) who has a prosthetic limb.

Phoebe has trouble communicating with her new boyfriend; Ross seeks solace at a party after a bitter fight with Rachel.

Ross tries to prevent Rachel from learning his disturbing secret; Monica, Phoebe, Chandler and Joey spend a night eavesdropping.

Excluded from Rachel's ski trip with her pals, lonely Ross visits his ex-wife (Jane Sibbett); Phoebe's cab runs out of gas and the stranded gang turns to Ross for help.

Desperate, Monica agrees to a date with one of her restaurant customers; Phoebe's younger brother visits.

Rachel goes on her first date after splitting with Ross; Joey's new flame doesn't seem interested in him.

Rachel regrets making a date for Chandler and her boss, Joanna (Alison LaPlaca); Joey's interest in Kate (Dina Meyer) intensifies.

Monica considers accepting a dream job in Pete's (Jon Favreau) new restaurant but fears there is more to the deal.

The gang goes to the opening night of Joey's plays; Rachel brings a date (Ben Stiller) to make Ross jealous; Joey's play gets terrible reviews, but his co-star provides some comfort.

Afflicted with a mysterious skin condition, Ross seeks advice from Guru Saj; Monica can't decide about Pete.

To her horror, Monica's boyfriend plans to fight; the friends are intrigued by a conversation between two strangers.

Ross is suspicious about Rachel's possible job offer from a good-looking stranger (Steven Eckholdt); Chandler can't remember which of Joey's many sisters he kissed at a party.

Ross becomes jealous when he hears Rachel's new co-worker (Steven Eckholdt) whispering sweet nothings to her.

Running into Richard at the video store tests Monica's willpower; Joey agrees to read "Little Women.".

Phoebe reunites with her former singing partner (E.G. Daily); Chandler dates a woman (Sherilyn Fenn) who has a prosthetic limb.

Phoebe has trouble communicating with her new boyfriend; Ross seeks solace at a party after a bitter fight with Rachel.

Ross tries to prevent Rachel from learning his disturbing secret; Monica, Phoebe, Chandler and Joey spend a night eavesdropping.

Excluded from Rachel's ski trip with her pals, lonely Ross visits his ex-wife (Jane Sibbett); Phoebe's cab runs out of gas and the stranded gang turns to Ross for help.

Desperate, Monica agrees to a date with one of her restaurant customers; Phoebe's younger brother visits.

Rachel goes on her first date after splitting with Ross; Joey's new flame doesn't seem interested in him.

Rachel regrets making a date for Chandler and her boss, Joanna (Alison LaPlaca); Joey's interest in Kate (Dina Meyer) intensifies.

Monica considers accepting a dream job in Pete's (Jon Favreau) new restaurant but fears there is more to the deal.

The gang goes to the opening night of Joey's plays; Rachel brings a date (Ben Stiller) to make Ross jealous; Joey's play gets terrible reviews, but his co-star provides some comfort.

Afflicted with a mysterious skin condition, Ross seeks advice from Guru Saj; Monica can't decide about Pete.

To her horror, Monica's boyfriend plans to fight; the friends are intrigued by a conversation between two strangers.

Brent and Oscar form competing rinks in a cross-generational curling grudge match and Lacey is stuck in the middle.

Lacey's not invited to the Harvest Dance; Emma's dreaded jelly salad; Hank falls for highway worker.

Brent accidentally locks Hank and Wanda in Corner Gas; Emma tries to get out of making Davis's special bread.

Davis tries to get Brent to join his rugby team; Brent's more focused on inventing a new rugby chant; Hank and Karen convince Lacey to start selling pizza in the Ruby.

Unassuming people enter a taxi cab as simple passengers taking a normal ride, only to be surprised when they discover that they're instant contestants; Adam Grove, asks the passengers trivia questions as he escorts them to their destination.

Unassuming people enter a taxi cab as simple passengers taking a normal ride, only to be surprised when they discover that they're instant contestants; Adam Grove, asks the passengers trivia questions as he escorts them to their destination.

Brent and Oscar form competing rinks in a cross-generational curling grudge match and Lacey is stuck in the middle.

Lacey's not invited to the Harvest Dance; Emma's dreaded jelly salad; Hank falls for highway worker.

Brent accidentally locks Hank and Wanda in Corner Gas; Emma tries to get out of making Davis's special bread.

Davis tries to get Brent to join his rugby team; Brent's more focused on inventing a new rugby chant; Hank and Karen convince Lacey to start selling pizza in the Ruby.

Unassuming people enter a taxi cab as simple passengers taking a normal ride, only to be surprised when they discover that they're instant contestants; Adam Grove, asks the passengers trivia questions as he escorts them to their destination.

Unassuming people enter a taxi cab as simple passengers taking a normal ride, only to be surprised when they discover that they're instant contestants; Adam Grove, asks the passengers trivia questions as he escorts them to their destination.

Brent and Oscar form competing rinks in a cross-generational curling grudge match and Lacey is stuck in the middle.

Lacey's not invited to the Harvest Dance; Emma's dreaded jelly salad; Hank falls for highway worker.

Brent accidentally locks Hank and Wanda in Corner Gas; Emma tries to get out of making Davis's special bread.

Davis tries to get Brent to join his rugby team; Brent's more focused on inventing a new rugby chant; Hank and Karen convince Lacey to start selling pizza in the Ruby.

Dan feels helpless when Louise refuses to let him put himself at risk for her; when Jackie learns the competing restaurants are posting negative reviews about The Lunch Box, she recruits Neville to help her confront them.

Astrid and James struggle to hold onto their identities while raising their two young children in the city.

Astrid and James struggle to hold onto their identities while raising their two young children in the city.

Astrid and James struggle to hold onto their identities while raising their two young children in the city.

Astrid and James struggle to hold onto their identities while raising their two young children in the city.

While facing dramatic changes in his relationship with Amy, Sheldon pushes Penny and Leonard to choose a wedding date.

Sheldon struggles to understand what is going on with Amy; Penny must decide if she can get past Leonard's bad behavior.

Leonard tries to ease Penny's mind; Sheldon plans a special episode of "Fun With Flags"; Bernadette feels bad about keeping a secret.

Dan feels helpless when Louise refuses to let him put himself at risk for her; when Jackie learns the competing restaurants are posting negative reviews about The Lunch Box, she recruits Neville to help her confront them.

There's no sound, but there sure are plenty of laughs; this crazy Quebec-based troupe uses the city as its stage, and its inhabitants, or victims, as characters.

There's no sound, but there sure are plenty of laughs; this crazy Quebec-based troupe uses the city as its stage, and its inhabitants, or victims, as characters.

There's no sound, but there sure are plenty of laughs; this crazy Quebec-based troupe uses the city as its stage, and its inhabitants, or victims, as characters.

There's no sound, but there sure are plenty of laughs; this crazy Quebec-based troupe uses the city as its stage, and its inhabitants, or victims, as characters.

There's no sound, but there sure are plenty of laughs; this crazy Quebec-based troupe uses the city as its stage, and its inhabitants, or victims, as characters.

While facing dramatic changes in his relationship with Amy, Sheldon pushes Penny and Leonard to choose a wedding date.

Sheldon struggles to understand what is going on with Amy; Penny must decide if she can get past Leonard's bad behavior.

Priya dissects the roommate agreement; the ladies take Sheldon dancing.

Audrey starts her first day and tries to influence the nickname the crew choose for her; Todd and Chelsea kick their rivalry into high gear.

Leonard tries to ease Penny's mind; Sheldon plans a special episode of "Fun With Flags"; Bernadette feels bad about keeping a secret.

Becky meets up with an old friend and feels pressured to impress him; Dan questions his position at the hardware store, which leads to a massive fight with Ben.

While facing dramatic changes in his relationship with Amy, Sheldon pushes Penny and Leonard to choose a wedding date.

Sheldon struggles to understand what is going on with Amy; Penny must decide if she can get past Leonard's bad behavior.

Leonard tries to ease Penny's mind; Sheldon plans a special episode of "Fun With Flags"; Bernadette feels bad about keeping a secret.

Audrey starts her first day and tries to influence the nickname the crew choose for her; Todd and Chelsea kick their rivalry into high gear.

There's no sound, but there sure are plenty of laughs; this crazy Quebec-based troupe uses the city as its stage, and its inhabitants, or victims, as characters.

There's no sound, but there sure are plenty of laughs; this crazy Quebec-based troupe uses the city as its stage, and its inhabitants, or victims, as characters.

There's no sound, but there sure are plenty of laughs; this crazy Quebec-based troupe uses the city as its stage, and its inhabitants, or victims, as characters.

There's no sound, but there sure are plenty of laughs; this crazy Quebec-based troupe uses the city as its stage, and its inhabitants, or victims, as characters.

Priya dissects the roommate agreement; the ladies take Sheldon dancing.

Audrey starts her first day and tries to influence the nickname the crew choose for her; Todd and Chelsea kick their rivalry into high gear.

Dan feels helpless when Louise refuses to let him put himself at risk for her; when Jackie learns the competing restaurants are posting negative reviews about The Lunch Box, she recruits Neville to help her confront them.