TEXT: Scene: The Apartment. Leonard: Sheldon, your food's getting cold. Sheldon: I'll eat later. Right now, I'm suckling at the informative bosom of mother physics. Penny: It's hot when Sheldon talks dirty. Raj: So, I found this Web site where you send them pictures, they sculpt your head and make an action figure out of you. How awesome is that? Howard: Let me see. Raj: Yeah, you can pick your wardrobe. You can even choose your accessories. Howard: Leonard, you can get a little asthma inhaler. Leonard: Oh, this is neat. Think about all the action figures we've bought over the years. It would be kind of cool to have ones that look like us. Don't you think? Penny: Yeah, if that's your idea of what's cool, you should get one. Leonard: Yeah, so, I'm out. Raj: What do you think, Sheldon? Want an action figure that looks just like you? Sheldon: Would it come with Kung-Fu grip? Raj: No. Sheldon: Don't waste my time. Leonard: You get that these are personalised action figures. Penny: Honey, if you want one, just get one. Howard: You're still out, right? Leonard: Yep. Credits sequence. Scene: Sheldon's office. Sheldon: A hush falls over the crowd as Cooper studies the board. He makes his move. He's dividing both sides by I. He's adding back the coefficient. He has a value for P. He's plugging that back in. He takes the derivative, and he solves the equation. The crowd goes wild. Nobel! Nobel! Kripke: Cooper? Sheldon: Nobel. Kripke. Don't look at my board. Kripke: What's that? Sheldon: That's a drawing of a really cool train. Don't look at that, either. What do you want? Kripke: I have some bad news. You're working on a gwant pwoposal fow a new fusion weactow. I'
SUMMARY:
Howard and Raj order customized action figures of themselves but receive highly unrealistic models. They then buy a used 3D printer for $5000 to make precise figures of themselves and Bernadette. She is delighted with the figures of Howard and herself until she hears how much Howard paid for the printer. She removes Howard from their joint account to teach him the value of money; he sells his half of the printer to Raj. Meanwhile, Sheldon and Kripke are forced to work together on a fusion reactor project. To Sheldon's dismay, Kripke's work is far superior and more advanced than his. He is so upset he even allows Amy to hug him. Kripke confronts him over his poor work, but thinks incessant sex with Amy is the cause. Sheldon surprisingly supports this erroneous theory to prevent colleagues discovering he is not the smartest person in Caltech. That evening he shocks Penny and Leonard with an incredible revelation: it's a "possibility" that he could one day have a physical relationship with Amy.