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The Big Bang Theory S12E1

The Conjugal Configuration

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159 słowa
A2
19
B1
85
B2
42
C1
13
a picture's worth a thousand words B2 +
a word B1 +
about to B1 +
about to get married B1 +
acting so weird B1 +
action figures B1 +
angry at A2 +
anxious B1 +
awkward B1 +
back at ya B1 +
be right out B1 +
beat yourself up B2 +
bond over B1 +
bonding B1 +
bonding with B2 +
boy, did she try C1 +
break out B2 +
break up B1 +
break up with B1 +
by their very nature C1 +
calm down B1 +
came back A2 +
can't believe it A2 +
cleared right up B1 +
close-up magic B2 +
come quick B1 +
commemorate C1 +
compatible B2 +
constructive criticism B2 +
coolness between us B2 +
couldn't think of a single reason not to B2 +
cover story B2 +
creepy B1 +
deep in thought B2 +
deep-seated C1 +
defend B1 +
delight B1 +
disappearing whistles B2 +
doing most of the work B1 +
don't even get me started B2 +
don't get it B1 +
don't listen to her A2 +
drinking problem B1 +
drinking solution B1 +
dumbest thing you've ever said B1 +
eccentricities C1 +
edging into C1 +
expired B1 +
fake blood B1 +
Fantastic A2 +
feel terrible B1 +
first time A2 +
focus B1 +
forgive B1 +
freaking me out B2 +
freaking out B2 +
get a jump on B2 +
get along with B1 +
get going B1 +
get out of B2 +
get the lay of the land C1 +
get-together B1 +
give up B1 +
go out A2 +
good sign B1 +
got so nervous B1 +
got this B2 +
got to thinking B2 +
Great news A2 +
grown to really like B2 +
hang on B1 +
hanging out B1 +
have any plans for B1 +
have us over B1 +
how else to say this B2 +
How would you guys feel about B1 +
I'll be right back A2 +
impress B1 +
in my nature B2 +
in the middle of B1 +
in years B1 +
in-laws B1 +
join us for B1 +
keep getting better and better B1 +
keep thinking B1 +
keeping away B2 +
kind of hoping B1 +
know what one is talking about B1 +
Last night A2 +
leave my shirt on B1 +
lured away C1 +
magic trick B1 +
make someone sit B1 +
makes you feel any better B1 +
mediocre B2 +
no complaints B1 +
No problem A2 +
no sense in B1 +
nothing beats B2 +
nothing to write home about C1 +
odd little friend B1 +
on fire B1 +
ordered some coffee A2 +
over it B1 +
overconfident B2 +
pause the game B1 +
PJs A2 +
plan a wedding B1 +
play this B2 +
practice makes perfect B1 +
pretend B1 +
psychological disturbance C1 +
pumpkin B1 +
put so much pressure on it B2 +
putting ketchup on her eggs B1 +
putting so much pressure on me B2 +
redundant B2 +
reflecting B2 +
replay it in my head B2 +
right on time B1 +
room service B1 +
ruined B1 +
safe to assume B2 +
school night B1 +
seating situation B1 +
secret romantic plans B1 +
show your work B2 +
sign on for B2 +
simple solution B1 +
sit on the floor A2 +
slept together B2 +
slug back C1 +
smug B2 +
spaghetti squash B1 +
spend a lot of time B1 +
spend Thanksgiving with B1 +
stereotype B2 +
stressed myself out B1 +
stuffed B1 +
supposed to B1 +
take it off B1 +
talk all the time A2 +
talking problem B1 +
That's so exciting A2 +
throw in B2 +
throw under the bus C1 +
totally understandable B2 +
transitive property C1 +
two peas in a pod B2 +
up early A2 +
use the facilities B1 +
walk in B1 +
waste of time B1 +
watch closely B1 +
What's going on A2 +
what's up B1 +
wonderful A2 +
working my way up B2 +
you will never guess B1 +

In the first episode of the twelfth season of "The Big Bang Theory," titled "The Conjugal Configuration," the story focuses on several key characters as they navigate their personal lives and relationships. Leonard and Penny are newlyweds, and they are adjusting to married life. Meanwhile, Howard and Bernadette are dealing with the challenges of parenthood as they try to balance their careers and family responsibilities. Sheldon and Amy are preparing for their upcoming wedding, but Sheldon is feeling anxious about the commitment. The episode captures the excitement and challenges of these different stages in their lives.

As the episode unfolds, Leonard struggles with the idea of sharing everything in his life with Penny, leading to some humorous misunderstandings. Howard and Bernadette face the reality of raising a baby, which brings both joy and stress to their relationship. Meanwhile, Sheldon's anxiety about the wedding leads to a series of comical situations, including a memorable moment that highlights his unique personality. Amy tries to support Sheldon through his worries, but their interactions reveal the complexities of their relationship. The episode combines humor and heartfelt moments as the characters learn to navigate their evolving lives together.

← Poprzedni odcinek S11E24 · The Bow Tie Asymmetry Następny odcinek S12E2 · The Wedding Gift Wormhole →
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