7.16 The Table Polarization

[FlyingMonkey]

Everyone has said what was there to be said about this episode.
Just want to add that the desk and the rest of those stuff were Sheldon's (science) belongings and he had every right not to want others to make decisions about his belongings and about getting rid of or moving them.
I don't get how Amy has made Sheldon a more affectionate, open-minded person. I just don't see it.
I didn't like Penny giving Amy 'heads up' about Sheldon wanting to break up with her. She shouldn't have interfered IMO. I wonder how Amy would have reacted to Sheldon trying to break up with her if she hadn't been 'warned' beforehand.
On the whole, the episode was quite boring and unfunny, and when I watch the show and the characters these days, I keep wondering why and how I became a fan in the first place. I think some of the members of this forum are quite right and the wise thing to do is to stick with the early seasons and to pretend that seasons 5-7 never happened, or are some sort of spin-off. *goes off to re-watch The Adhesive Duck Deficiency*

That's right out of Shamyland. In their view Sheldon was a "selfish prick" before Amy and she is now shaping him into a caring sensitive human being. Aside from the creepiness of Amy, my main problem with that is IT'S NOT FUNNY!!! Vintage Sheldon was funny, clever & witty, boyfriend Sheldon is boring and pathetic.


I wondered that too. If she hadn't had time to prepare it might have turned out different. Thank you Penny.