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“The Conference Valuation”

SHELDON, LEONARD, WOLOWITZ, KOOTHRAPPALI AND AMY EXPERIMENT ON THE WOLOWITZ CHILDREN



When Penny and Bernadette go to San Diego for a pharmaceutical sales convention, Wolowitz is in charge of the kids.
Also, Sheldon finds a book on experimenting on kids, and the guys plus Amy make a day of it.

REGULAR CAST:
Johnny Galecki (Leonard)
Jim Parsons (Sheldon)
Kaley Cuoco (Penny)
Simon Helberg (Wolowitz)
Kunal Nayyar (Koothrappali)
Mayim Bialik (Amy)
Melissa Rauch (Bernadette)

RECURRING CAST:
Kevin Sussman (Stuart)
Christine Baranski (Beverly)
Pamela Adlon (Halley)

GUEST CAST:
Chasty Ballesteros (Karen)
Jason Kravits (Danny)
Andre Boyer (Kwame)
Ben Rauch (Darren)

STORY BY: Chuck Lorre, Steven Molaro, Eric Kaplan
TELEPLAY BY: Steve Holland, Maria Ferrari, Jeremy Howe
DIRECTED BY: Mark Cendrowski

Promo, Promotional Photos + Press Release

soundsgood

Thanks for opening

WeBuiltThePyramids

TFTNT!

ennaxor

Thanks Martin!

soundsgood

kaleycuoco
All new @bigbangtheory_cbs episode TONIGHT!!! Here are a few #bts photos of me yawning while our director gives us notes 📝👍🏼 #anactorprepares #actingislistening

Captain Riterra Smith

Oh those poor souls don't know what they're in for.

soundsgood

The behind-the-scene fun we couldn't see because the set was completely out of view

themelissarauch
Learning to floss with @kaleycuoco (I’m clearly nailing it) while taping tonight’s hilarious new @bigbangtheory_cbs episode! 🎥 @a.ayers10

WeBuiltThePyramids

Oh God they're so bad at that.

FileXxX

Learning to what...

SargeantFuzzyBoots

This episode was cute. It's good to get official confirmation that Penny enjoys her job since there was that whole emotional moment of her not enjoying flirting with doctors and lying to clients about drugs. Kinda wonder what changed, but maybe being higher, she gets to focus more on the marketing rather than just going from clinic to clinic.

Captain Riterra Smith

Bet against Amy? NEVER.
Expect Sheldon to go through with 15 kids? Oh I doubt that.
Good for Penny, knowing that she is a valued asset in her field.

WeBuiltThePyramids

I think part of it is the realization she's actually really good at it combined with having more authority and feeling like more than a cog in the machine.

Whimsical Elf

Yay! Our episode!
It was fun enough. I thought it really got going once they got into the experimenting, and Leonard having flashbacks. That was my favorite part. The scene with Leonard and Beverly, that they taped later, was touching.

I felt like it ended abruptly, as if there was something missing from the taping. But perhaps that was because the last few scenes were shown together, including the tag, if I remember.

soundsgood

I don't know, it looked like they were back to season 2 mother-son relationship. Leonard realizing that his childhood was an experiment is not my favorite part of the episode, he realized that long time ago.

Yes, it was great to see that Penny actually enjoys her job and is very good at it. I kind of hope she's going to accept the offer from the other company at the end of the season.

meka3000

I'm not sure what it was but this episode didn't do much for me. While there are far worse episodes. This one is down there with the planetarium collision among my least favorite episodes of the season.