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The Big Bang Theory S12E13

The Confirmation Polarization

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A2
8
B1
52
B2
50
C1
9
C2
4
a month too soon B1 +
against their will B2 +
all you want B2 +
anti-inflammatory drug B2 +
anti-itch cream B2 +
apologizing on behalf of B2 +
badger C1 +
badger into C1 +
baggy B1 +
be really mean to B1 +
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best shot B2 +
brag B1 +
breakthrough B2 +
bring it B2 +
Bring it in B2 +
bummer B1 +
came up with B1 +
campfire story B1 +
change my mind B1 +
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confirmed B2 +
contest B1 +
cut out B2 +
damn B2 +
deserve B1 +
Dibs on B2 +
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do the dishes A2 +
drug specs B2 +
dumb B1 +
eager to meet B1 +
Economy Plus B1 +
failed experiment B1 +
feel like you do B1 +
fight over credit B2 +
fits in B1 +
fixing people B2 +
flew us to B1 +
for the best B2 +
fully equipped B2 +
gigantic accident B2 +
give it right back B2 +
give them credit for B2 +
go off B1 +
got a sec B1 +
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head up B2 +
heading up B2 +
heads-up B2 +
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in charge of B1 +
kaon decay C2 +
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lifelong dream B2 +
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marketing strategy B2 +
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monkey bars B1 +
nervous energy B2 +
never stopped you from working B1 +
no match for B2 +
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one behind B1 +
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placeholder B2 +
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press tour B2 +
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sales team B1 +
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serve your needs B2 +
share this discovery B1 +
shorthanded B2 +
side effects B1 +
smart things B1 +
So what? B1 +
sports complex B1 +
stand by it B2 +
steal our Nobel Prize B2 +
super-asymmetry C2 +
surrounded by B1 +
take off A2 +
taking credit for B2 +
taping B1 +
teach knocking B2 +
the most important thing B1 +
thrill B1 +
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tone B1 +
too bad B1 +
up to it B1 +
What the hell B1 +
what you're up to B2 +
What's up A2 +
wild claim B2 +
woke up B1 +
work together A2 +
wouldn't that be something B2 +
yogurt A2 +
zipper down B1 +

In the episode "The Confirmation Polarization," the main characters of "The Big Bang Theory" face challenges around their beliefs and friendships. Sheldon is excited about a scientific theory he has been developing, but his enthusiasm is dampened when he learns that his rival, Leslie Winkle, is also working on a similar idea. Meanwhile, Leonard and Penny are navigating their own issues as they try to support Sheldon while also dealing with their relationship. They want to be there for Sheldon, but they also feel the pressure of their own lives and decisions. This creates an interesting tension between the characters as they balance their friendships and personal aspirations.

As the episode unfolds, Sheldon’s determination to prove his theory leads him to confront Leslie, resulting in a heated debate about their ideas. This moment tests not only Sheldon's scientific skills but also his ability to work with others. Leonard and Penny, on the other hand, find themselves in a humorous situation as they try to figure out how to help Sheldon without stepping on his toes. Their attempts lead to some unexpected and funny moments. The episode ultimately highlights the importance of friendship, collaboration, and respecting different viewpoints, as the characters learn that their relationships matter just as much as their scientific achievements.

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