Stuart and Raj make dating profiles. Leonard finds a way to get Penny to do whatever he wants. Sheldon wants revenge after Amy ruins one of his favorite films.
Raj and Stuart
Raj and Stuart are creating online profiles in an attempt to get girls. They fill out questionnaires and take pictures to put on the site. They are excited to see that their profiles are being viewed. But a few hours later they have been viewed by hundreds of people but no one has contacted them. They feel rejected and decide to back to the bar to hit on women the old fashioned way.
Leonard and Penny
Throughout his life, Leonard has been the subject of his mother’s numerous experiments. His mother even wrote a book about it, called “The Disappointing Child”. Now Penny is required to read the book for her psychology class. When Penny tries to ask Leonard about some of the things in the book, he gets feels depressed about his childhood. To make up for it, Penny offers to do things that he likes. Leonard realizes that by pretending sadness about his childhood, he can manipulate Penny into doing anything he wants. He tells Howard about it and Howard tries to do the same to Bernadette, but she sees right through him. Bernadette tells Penny how Leonard has been manipulating her. The next time Leonard tries, Penny confronts him…with his mother.
Amy and Sheldon
Sheldon is excited to show Amy his favorite movie, Raiders of the Lost Ark. He expects her to be as enthusiastic about it as he is. After the movie, Amy says she did enjoy it, except for the “obvious plot hole”. She points out that if Indiana Jones had not been in the movie, it still would have turned out the same. To get back at Amy, Sheldon tries to find plot holes in her favorite stories. First he reads Pride and Prejudice, but decides that has absolutely no plot holes. He studies Amy’s favorite comics, Marmaduke and Garfield. Then Sheldon invites Amy to another movie night. This time they watch Little House on the Prairie, Amy’s childhood favorite. Sheldon points out that they stole land from the Indians, they ate peanut butter (not invented yet), and had a telephone (not widespread yet). Amy realizes that he is still mad at her for ruining his movie and she tries to explain that he needs to tell her when he is upset and not seek revenge. Sheldon acquiesces, but cannot resist one more dig: that Garfield has no reason to hate Mondays, because he doesn’t have a job.
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