[On a San Francisco-bound train, Summer Glau, star
of TV’s Terminator: The Sarah Connor
Chronicles, draws unwelcome attention from Howard Wolowitz.]
Howard
Wolowitz (played by Simon
Helberg): “So anyway, in the dream, you and I were ice skating, just the
two of us. And then, I picked you up by your ankles and twirled you round and
round until your legs tore off. I tried to stick them back on, but before I could,
you turned into a giant loaf of pumpernickel bread. What do you think that
means?”
Summer
Glau
(played by herself) (uncomfortable): “I really don’t know.”
Howard:
“I’ll give you a little clue. My favorite sandwich? Salami on pumpernickel.”
Summer:
“Is that so?”
Howard:
“And did you know the word ‘pumpernickel’ comes from the German words pumper
and nickel, which loosely translates to ‘fart goblin?’”
Summer (in “get me out of here, somebody, please!” mode): “No. I didn’t.”— The Big Bang Theory, Season 2, Episode 17, “The Terminator Decoupling,” original air date March 9, 2009, teleplay by Tim Doyle and Stephen Engel, directed by Mark Cendrowski
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