The Big Bang Theory Season 3 Episodes 21 English Vocabulary List

The Big Bang Theory S3E21

The Plimpton Stimulation

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186 words
A2
7
B1
85
B2
65
C1
21
C2
8
a huge fan of B1 +
a word of warning B2 +
ablutions C2 +
acquire B2 +
address your comments to B2 +
apocalypse B2 +
Are you kidding me? B1 +
as if one walks around with unassigned slots in one's wallet C2 +
as it is B1 +
assuming B2 +
back up B1 +
backup B1 +
banned B1 +
bathroom time B1 +
been meaning to B2 +
Beg your pardon? B1 +
behind their backs B2 +
belong to B1 +
betrayal B2 +
blame her B1 +
bowel-regulating yogurt C1 +
brilliant B2 +
broke up B1 +
buckled B2 +
capture your heart B2 +
care for B1 +
carnal activity C2 +
change into B1 +
chapter B1 +
chicken soup A2 +
clown car B2 +
clues B1 +
come alive B2 +
come to some other kind of arrangement B2 +
coming across B2 +
coming right up B1 +
commits B2 +
completely naked B1 +
corresponding B2 +
cosmological physicist C1 +
couldn't sleep B1 +
cybernetically-enhanced C1 +
did what I did B1 +
disposable B2 +
dramatic entrance B2 +
dungeon master B2 +
emergency provisions B2 +
escape route B1 +
experimental physicist B2 +
exploit B2 +
extragalactic distance ladder C2 +
fallen victim to B2 +
feel at home B1 +
feel free B1 +
feminine hygiene product B2 +
figure out B1 +
fire off B2 +
flabbergast C1 +
Follow my lead. B2 +
found these in the dryer B1 +
freaking kidding me B2 +
genuine concern B2 +
get dressed A2 +
get it together B2 +
Get lost! B1 +
get one on the record C1 +
give you one more clue B1 +
Go away. A2 +
go for it B1 +
good grief B2 +
good to know B1 +
gravitational wave signatures C2 +
had something special B1 +
Halo night B1 +
hang on B1 +
hard to find B1 +
having trouble sleeping B1 +
holy crap B2 +
I don't follow B2 +
I'm listening A2 +
I'm out. B1 +
in person B1 +
inexplicably C1 +
internal combustion engine C1 +
involved B1 +
jibber jabber C1 +
judging me B1 +
keeping me up B1 +
kidnapping B2 +
Kosher deli B2 +
lady friend B1 +
landlord B1 +
leading expert B2 +
leave you to B2 +
like a nightmare B1 +
look back B1 +
lucky for me B1 +
maxi pads B1 +
meaningless pleasantries C1 +
milky flesh C1 +
misappropriating C1 +
misbegotten C2 +
mixed with B1 +
moving men B1 +
multi-user linens C1 +
mutual interest B2 +
naked in front of B1 +
need a ride B1 +
New Delhi B1 +
nighttime sniffling, sneezing, coughing so you can talk to girls medicine C2 +
nine ways to Sunday C1 +
noise-canceling headphones B2 +
non-related female B2 +
none of my business B1 +
Nyquil B2 +
obligated B2 +
ocked C2 +
odd duck C1 +
off to start a prophylactic course of antibiotics C1 +
on your own B1 +
opening up your home B2 +
owe me an explanation B2 +
pay attention B1 +
pay your rent B1 +
per B1 +
philosophical bent C1 +
play host to B2 +
playing host to B2 +
playing with B1 +
preposterous C1 +
puzzled B1 +
rambling B2 +
read that way B2 +
ready for A2 +
relationship status B1 +
relieve myself B2 +
residual feelings C1 +
ripped off B2 +
role-playing games B1 +
sanitized for your protection B2 +
sarcasm B2 +
scented candles B1 +
secret B1 +
shaky B2 +
share my connection with B2 +
She let me B1 +
show of hands B1 +
sleep tight B1 +
sleep well A2 +
sleep with B2 +
sleeping pills B2 +
smarty-pants B2 +
sound smart B1 +
sow C1 +
spending two nights B1 +
stock boy B1 +
suggesting B1 +
surgical mask B1 +
take your coffee B1 +
talk to you about B1 +
ten-percent booze C1 +
thank goodness B1 +
the other morning B1 +
thoughtful B1 +
throat cultures B2 +
travel mug B1 +
tuckered out B2 +
two-part question B1 +
uh-oh A2 +
under consideration B2 +
understand why B1 +
up B1 +
up all night B1 +
very well B1 +
vocal test B1 +
waiting for the right time B1 +
welcome packet B1 +
Welcome to the Penthouse Forum. C1 +
What the frak? B2 +
Who's up for this? B1 +
with the exception of B2 +
won't start B1 +
world- renowned B2 +
would you be a dear B2 +
You know the drill B2 +
you're up B1 +

In "The Plimpton Stimulation," the characters of "The Big Bang Theory" face new challenges when a beautiful physicist named Leslie Plimpton visits Caltech. Leonard, who has been interested in her, gets the chance to impress her with his knowledge and charm. Meanwhile, Sheldon is not happy about Leslie’s arrival, as he feels threatened by her intelligence. The episode explores the dynamics of attraction and rivalry between the characters, particularly focusing on Leonard's attempts to win Leslie over while Sheldon tries to maintain his status as the smartest person in the room.

As the story unfolds, Leonard and Leslie’s relationship develops quickly, leading to humorous and awkward moments. Leonard’s excitement is met with jealousy from Sheldon, who fears losing his friend to a new rival. The tension builds when Sheldon creates a plan to sabotage Leonard's efforts, leading to a showdown of wits between the two. At the same time, Penny reacts to the situation with her usual blend of support and sarcasm, adding to the humor. In a surprising twist, the episode highlights how love and friendship can create unexpected challenges, culminating in funny and heartfelt moments that showcase the strength of their bonds.