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After hearing a cricket chirping, Howard and Sheldon make a wager, the winner to get one of the other's favorite comic books. Their wager is on whether the cricket is a common field cricket (Howard's assertion) or a snowy tree cricket (Sheldon's assertion). To determine who wins the bet, first they have to find the cricket, second they have to capture the cricket, and third they have to decide who can make the ultimate determination. The person they choose is entomology Professor "Creepy" Crawley, who is facing some issues of his own. Meanwhile, Leonard and Penny eventually admit to each other that their first time together as lovers was less than thrilling. They have to figure out how to overcome this problem, or if not what to do about it. Written by
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Trivia
Professor Crawley mentions "having to move in with his daughter in Oxnard", a town in California where the actress that plays Penny,
Kaley Cuoco's father is a Realtor.
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Goofs
Professor Crawley states that he can identify every species of insect and arachnid on the planet. Unlikely, since new species are discovered at a rate of several hundred a year.
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Quotes
Howard Wolowitz:
Don't push me, Sheldon. I may be small, but I took kung fu when I was thirteen and I remember a good deal of it!
Sheldon:
Oh, really? Well, I grew up with an older brother and a very contentious twin sister, and I believe I could easily best you in any physical confrontation, be it noogies, swirlies, or the classic "Why are you hitting yourself?"
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Crazy Credits
CHUCK LORRE PRODUCTIONS, #258 CARL THE ROOSTER The day Carl was made henhouse rooster had to be the proudest day of his life. Oh, how he strutted and preened outside the little hut where all the chickens lived. From the corner of his eye he could see them nervously peeking out to see the new cock of the walk. You could hardly blame him for smiling so smugly. He knew that from that moment on, if a chicken wanted extra feed, well, she had to ask Carl. Same thing for pecking privileges in the yard. And of course, when it came time to lay eggs, the premium spots nearest the warming lamps were handed out by you-know-who. Yep, life was good for ol' Carl. Up at dawn, a loud clearing of the throat, a largely ceremonial patrol of the perimeter, and then, an afternoon and evening of doling out favors to the chickens. And the best part about it was he never had to actually ask for anything in return. He would simply tell each chicken to decide for herself what, if anything, she should give him to ensure his continued friendship. But let me tell you, it's no accident he named his rooster hut "Casa Quid Pro Quo." Yep, Carl had it knocked. At least until he was forced out of his job by a class-action paternity suit that was entirely without merit and probably politically motivated by bitter, eggless chickens.
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Soundtracks
"The Big Bang Theory Theme (Instrumental)"
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In this episode, Leonard reveals to his friends at the comic shop that sex with Penny was "fine" which to him wasn't extraordinary. Later, over Thai food, Sheldon reveals all to Penny who's embarrassed. Seems Sheldon didn't know he crossed the line so Howard and Raj leave it to him to figure it out while Leonard follows Penny back to her place as they drown their sorrows in drink. While the other three continue eating, a cricket is heard chirping which makes Sheldon and Howard make a bet about what kind of cricket it is with the winner getting either Fantastic Four # 48 (Silver Surfer's first appearance) or Flash # 123 (where Barry Allen Flash meets Jay Garrick Flash). I'll stop there and say what another very funny episode this was of "The Big Bang Theory". Oh, and while that elevator they always pass is still broken, Sheldon finally comes in there just to search for that cricket! Nothing much to say except I can't wait for next Monday's episode so until then...