After all these years, your big bad high school bully finally apologizes. Amy: What is it, the fuzz? Amy: When Leonard gets back, I'd love to check his serotonin levels. And , and, and thanks for the apology. Bernadette (taking boots and running): It's okay, I serve soup to poor people! Bernadette: Oh, they all went with Leonard to confront his childhood bully. Bernadette: You'll feel better by doing something nice for someone. He needed a place to sleep it off. He sent me a message through Facebook. He's in town and wants to have drinks. I am going to make him apologize for all the crap he pulled on me in school. I have this great money-making idea. I used to think it was such a cliche, but it seems to be the... oh, look at these cute jeans someone just threw away. I'm gonna go see him and finally say all the things I should have said in high school. Jimmy: I want to apologize for stapling your balls and throwing you naked in the girls' locker room, stuffing that parrot down your pants. Leonard: Are you okay to drive? Leonard: Come on, guys. Leonard: For all the crappy stuff you did to me in high school. Leonard: I think what he's trying to say is that maybe in high school you picked on me a little bit. Leonard: Morning, Jimmy. Leonard: No, that was a different guy. Leonard: Sheldon, we can't let him drive. Leonard: There's this guy, Jimmy Speckerman, who used to torment me in high school. Leonard: Yeah, because I have something weird to tell her. Like, okay, this one girl, Kathy Geiger, got really good grades, so we blindfolded her, tied her up and left her in a cornfield overnight. Penny: And helping people. Penny: Then sit in the car and keep it running. Penny: You know, this is wrong. Scene: A bar. Scene: The apartment. Scene: The clothes bank. Scene: The clothing bank. Sheldon: As a symbolic gesture to all the bullies who've tormented us for years, we open our home to Jimmy and once he's asleep we kill him. Sheldon: Then take away his keys and make him wander the streets with the other drunks. Sheldon: This is a list of your heinous acts against Leonard. Sheldon: You did it, Leonard, you stood up to your bully. That's too bad. What do you think about a pair of glasses that makes any movie you want into 3D?
Plan: A: Jimmy Speckerman; Q: Who is the high school bully that Leonard receives a Facebook message from? A: Pasadena; Q: Where is Jimmy Speckerman? A: a drink; Q: What does Jimmy Speckerman want to have with Leonard? A: a bar; Q: Where does Leonard meet Jimmy Speckerman? A: Leonard's help; Q: What does Jimmy Speckerman need to implement his money-making idea? A: 3D-; Q: What does Jimmy Speckerman want to convert any movie into? A: the night; Q: How long does Speckerman stay at Leonard and Sheldon's apartment? A: the stairs; Q: Where did Speckerman chase Leonard and Sheldon down? A: the girls; Q: Who discuss Leonard meeting his high school bully? A: their own encounters; Q: What do the girls discuss about bullies? A: Penny; Q: Who tells that she played a prank on a smart girl in high school? A: a cornfield; Q: Where did Penny leave a girl she bullied in high school? A: a bully; Q: What did Penny reveal she was in her teens? A: Bernadette; Q: Who steals the boots Amy showed her? A: her past behavior; Q: What does Amy and Bernadette tell Penny she can make up for by doing charity? A: her old clothes; Q: What does Penny decide to give away to make up for her bullying? A: The next night; Q: When did Penny realize that she was wrong and put back the clothes she had stolen? A: more clothes; Q: What do Amy and Bernadette steal from the clothing bin the next night? A: poor people; Q: What does Bernadette serve soup to? Summary: Leonard receives a Facebook message from a high school bully Jimmy Speckerman which says that he is in Pasadena and wants to have a drink with him. When Leonard meets Speckerman at a bar, the latter reveals that he needs Leonard's help for implementing his potentially money-making idea- a pair of glasses that can convert any movie into 3D- to which Leonard replies that it is impossible to make such a pair of glasses. Sheldon then stands up for Leonard and tells Speckerman that he should apologize to Leonard for all the heinous acts he committed against him while in high school. Later that night, Speckerman comes over to Leonard and Sheldon's apartment drunk and apologizes to Leonard for all the atrocities he committed on him. Leonard forgives him and then lets him stay for the night as he is too drunk to drive, despite Sheldon's opposition. The next morning however, Speckerman once again bullies Leonard, forcing Leonard to finally stand up to his high school bully. This fails; Leonard and Sheldon end up being chased by Speckerman down the stairs instead. Meanwhile, the girls discuss Leonard meeting his high school bully and their own encounters with bullies. Penny tells that she had played a prank on a smart girl in high school by tying her up and leaving her in a cornfield, revealing that she was actually a bully in her teens. She feels bad for her behavior at school and tries to make amends by calling the people she had bullied to apologize, but they refuse to forgive her. Amy and Bernadette then tell her that she could make up for her past behavior by doing charity. Penny decides to give away her old clothes that she no longer wants, but when the girls go to the clothing bin, they instead steal other old clothes already in the bin. The next night, they return to the bin to steal more clothes, but then Penny realizes that what they are doing is wrong and puts back the clothes they had collected in the bin. However, Bernadette decides to take some boots Amy showed her earlier, and runs away saying "It's okay, I serve soup to poor people!"