Continuity FTW!

[fujiidom]

I posted this over on Tumblr, but I think it's totally relevant to this community. I mean, come on. It's almost word-for-word. AMAZING.

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[cosmicfish]

Ahh awesome Penny lines in this episode!

[lyly_hameron]

I squeed so hard when I watched that VERY moment.
*_*!

[blanche_]

Me too! Such a great moment!

[imadoctornotalj]

That was the point of the episode though, right? Like Penny was basically trying to turn into Sheldon a little bit. (:

[fujiidom]

And she did it so well! So much win.

[noncanontv_girl]

Which means there *is* hope for them in canon! Somewhere... out there...

Or at least room for tons and tons more episodes like this! Weeeee :D

[weasleytook]

THANK YOU.

I'm serious, if the writers aren't taking us towards S/P sometime in the future (even if it's the distant future)... THEN WHY THE HELL ARE THEY DOING THIS TO US?!?

I realize it was SUPPOSED to be L/P, but let's just face the facts. S/P are more entertaining by a LANDSLIDE, and Jim and Kaley have chemistry like CRAZY. Penny and Sheldon have the best rapport on the show, hands down, IMO. (And L/P doesn't even come in 2nd, or 3rd, for that matter... if you ask me.)

[arabian]

I love how it's basically his spiel, but in Penny speak. AWESOME!!!

[takineko]

Ok what wow'd me about this scene is that she didn't just quote him word for word, she understood what he meant and put it into layman's terms and THAT is incredibly amazing character growth on her part. She actually followed it, or learned what it meant and cared enough to commit it to memory.

[renisanz]

Yes, this. :) Love Raj and Howard's reactions, particularly. They were all dumbfounded, as if to say, "She actually remembered all of that?"

[fujiidom]

I love that SHE remembered that. I don't even know if any of the GUYS would've remembered that.

Paired up against the fact that it took her a class and Sheldon teaching her, to understand the other stuff, later on ...it's odd that they had her recall the personal ticks about Sheldon off of instinct, but learn those that were specific to Leonard. Hmm.