While organizing Howard and Bernadette’s closet for fun, Sheldon unearthed an unopened letter that Howard received from his absentee father on his eighteenth birthday in “The Closet Reconfiguration,” this week’s episode of The Big Bang Theory. But just as more

It's not often that The Big Bang Theory gang is together for most of an episode. " The Closet Reconfiguration " was a pleasant surprise with laughs, but also serious moments when everyone was there to help Howard through an emotional situation. Read More. more

This week's Big Bang Theory has one of the longer episode titles I can recall. At first I assumed we were slated for a Sheldon/Amy-focused episode as their relationship contract came back into play. But this was nothing of the sort. Instead, the contractu more

TBBT tackled a fairly serious issue in this episode, and while its commentary was far from being the definitive statement on the matter, it WAS a very good, and more importantly for TBBT, it was very FUNNY. http://www.tv.com/news/the-big-bang-theory-the-c more

Hilarous, non-stop laugh producing sitcom episodes are enjoyable to review. During the process of writing about the episode, it's an opportunity to laugh all over again. A horrible episode provides plenty of fodder to discuss. " The Contractual Obligat more

Charged with serving on a university committee, Leonard, Sheldon and Howard teamed up to get young girls interested in a science career in “The Contractual Obligation Implementation,” this week’s episode of The Big Bang Theory. That went over about as wel more

"The Monster Isolation" picked up immediately following Raj's grand speech and hasty departure from the comic shop's lonely hearts V-Day party last week, catching up to him and his date at a coffeeshop where Raj was using his words and only slightly comin more

"The Monster Isolation" picked up immediately following Raj's grand speech and hasty departure from the comic shop's lonely hearts V-Day party last week, catching up to him and his date at a coffeeshop where Raj was using his words and only slightly comin more