(Sheldon hugs him) Hey, the guys are about to start Jedi. (Sheldon is woken up by a knocking on his bedroom door.) A Death Star cake. After his physical demise, he comes to Luke Skywalker as his mentor in spirit form. Amy: Why not? Arthur: Well, as near as I could tell, you, you fell asleep watching Star Wars, and now you're, you're dreaming you're watching Star Wars. Bernadette: No. Did you know that Arthur's son is a high school sci...? Fine. Howard: Yeah. Leonard and I are just going to the funeral. Leonard: At least they toned him down in the second one. Leonard: I don't know what you're upset about. Leonard: I proposed twice, you proposed once. Leonard: Sheldon, that, that'll take us all night. Not even coffee? Penny: I have a confession to make. Penny: Yeah, he is pretty stupid. Raj: And if you're not in the mood for coffee I can always make you a Chai Tea-3PO. Scene: Sheldon, dreaming he is in the living room of the apartment on his laptop. Sheldon: Arthur Jeffries was a scientist. Sheldon: But, that's Star Wars Day. Sheldon: Professor Proton is dead? Sheldon: You must be here to give me advice. Sounds like someone wants to spend the rest of her life telling people how to spell the name Hofstadter. Sure, he, he was my childhood hero, but the fact that I got to work with him, side by side, before he died was, it was, it was a gift. That's two proposals, one day. We should finalize our plans. Would you feel better if I propose so you could turn me down again?
Plan: A: all six films; Q: What do the guys plan to watch on Star Wars Day? A: Leonard; Q: Who tells Sheldon that Arthur Jeffries has died? A: Professor Proton; Q: Who is Arthur Jeffries? A: the film marathon; Q: What do Sheldon, Raj, and Howard start? A: Jeffries' funeral; Q: What do Penny and Leonard attend on the same day? A: her marriage proposal; Q: What does Leonard regret not accepting? A: a Jedi Master; Q: What was Arthur dressed as in Sheldon's dream? A: all his male idols; Q: Who died in Sheldon's family? A: Arthur's advice; Q: What does Sheldon take from his dream? A: a Death Star cake; Q: What kind of cake do Bernadette and Amy make? A: his life; Q: What does Arthur ask Sheldon if watching Star Wars is a useful way to spend? Summary: The guys prepare for Star Wars Day and plan to watch all six films. Leonard tells Sheldon that Arthur Jeffries (Professor Proton), their childhood hero, has died. Sheldon claims he is fine and prepares to start the film marathon with Raj and Howard. Penny and Leonard attend Jeffries' funeral on the same day and start discussing their regrets in life; he regrets not having accepted her marriage proposal. Leonard is more upset about her turning his two proposals down than him turning her down once. Penny proposes to make him feel better (and to even out the score). He chooses to tease her in hesitating to answer, frustrating her. While Sheldon is sleeping through the film marathon, Jeffries appears to him in a dream dressed as a Jedi Master. He knows neither why he is there nor what advice to give Sheldon, but once Sheldon confides that all his male idols in his family died, he tells him to cherish the people around him in the present. After Leonard returns home, Sheldon wakes up and hugs him, taking Arthur's advice. Bernadette and Amy make a Death Star cake for the guys while talking about why they became scientists. Finally, Sheldon has another dream where Arthur asks him if watching Star Wars is a useful way to spend his life and Sheldon sees nothing wrong in it.