Leonard
Hofstadter (played by
Johnny Galecki): “Hey, will you steam my uniform next?”
Sheldon
Cooper (played by
Jim Parsons): “Yeah, uh, interesting. Do you recall this conversation?
‘Leonard, want to go halvesies on a steamer?’ ’’No, Sheldon we don't need a
steamer.’ Looks like that rumpled chicken's come home to roost.”
Penny
(played by Kaley Cuoco): “Hi, here are the makeup sponges you asked
for.”
Leonard:
“Oh, thanks; I thought I had more.”
Penny:
“Damn, you've got more makeup than I do. You got better makeup than I do. Yeah,
I'm borrowing this.”
Leonard:
“Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, this is my Comic-Con makeup. I love you, but there
are some things a man doesn't share with his girlfriend.”
Sheldon:
“That's a wise policy. I once borrowed my sister's makeup for a costume
contest, got a terrible case of pinkeye. Yeah, but luckily I was going as a
zombie; I won second place.”
Penny:
“I feel like you guys just went to Comic-Con.”
Leonard:
“That was San Diego Comic-Con; this is Bakersfield Comic-Con.”
Penny:
“Is that better?”
Leonard:
“Mm, it's a lot smaller. It's more about the comic books, the way these
conventions used to be before they went all Hollywood.”
Sheldon:
“So to answer your question, no, it's not better.”
Penny:
“Well then, why are you going?”
Sheldon:
“It's a comic book convention. Like pizza or particle accelerators, even the
stinky ones’s still pretty good.”—The Big
Bang Theory, Season 6, Episode 13, “The Bakersfield Expedition,” original air date January 10, 2013, teleplay by
Steven Molaro, Eric Kaplan, and Maria Ferrari, based on a story by Chuck Lorre,
Jim Reynolds and Steve Holland, directed by Mark Cendrowski
The Comic-Com convention just held in New York City
might be history now, but you can still celebrate the Supergeek fans that make
the superhero superconference an annual inevitability by watching reruns of The Big Bang Theory.
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