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Sheldon:
Sheldon gets an opportunity for an interview to discuss about Spock by Wil Wheaton (himself) and the late Leonard Nimoy (who sadly died earlier this year)'s son, Adam (still alive as of today). During this, he gets emotional about his break-up with Amy. He shows his engagement ring to everyone, which was the one that he was going to propose to Amy with. He definitely needs to treat her better before asking her to be with him again. However, I can understand how much he misses her despite all the bad things he did to her. The biggest emotional blow was when he was going to propose to her before he found out that she was seeing Dave (played by Stephen Merchant, both are seen but have no speaking lines). The scenes with Wheaton and Nimoy were entertaining. Before the emotional breakdown, Sheldon did a wonderful job with the documentary.
Howard and Bernadette:
Meanwhile, the couple are fighting over her father remodeling his childhood home. While fixing the home, her father lets him know that he heard from her that Howard didn't want any kids. However, she covered herself so her dad wouldn't be disappointed. He claims that she doesn't have to worry about him, but he lets her know that being a father was a fun experience. She doesn't believe that because Mom did the most work. I believe the reason that the couple don't want children is that she spends more time taking care of Howard. I definitely think they will be fantastic parents. The best part of this sub-plot was Bernadette's father. I enjoyed him and Howard bonding. Overall, this episode was fantastic and it seems that this season is better than the last one. If the next few episodes are anything like tonight's episode for the rest of the season, it will be the strongest season since season 6.
