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The Gothowitz Deviation (2009)

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Howard and Raj go out to a goth club and meet two girls. After they say they would prefer to go "somewhere else and have some fun" the four end up in a tattoo shop, which makes Raj and Howard reveal their true selves and admit to not being goths, missing their opportunity with the girls rather than having tattoos.

After a sexual encounter that results in Penny's bed breaking, Penny and Leonard end up sleeping in Leonard's room, much to Sheldon's dismay. Penny then makes French toast for breakfast and offers some to Sheldon, which he does not accept (it's Monday, which according to his weekly schedule is oatmeal day). During the episode, Sheldon tries to improve Penny using chocolate, rewarding her for what he considers to be correct behavior, as in operant conditioning with lab rats, despite Leonard's opposition.

References Leonard, Sheldon, and Penny are watching the anime Oshikuru: Demon Samurai, which is a reference to a 2004 episode of Two and a Half Men ("The Salmon Under My Sweater") in which Charlie and Jake collaborate on the theme song to the same show. Both series are co-created by Chuck Lorre. This is also the first time in the third season in which Sheldon brings back his "catchphrase" "Bazinga".

Title reference: Howard and Raj go to a Goth club.

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Whole or part of the information contained in this card come from the Wikipedia article "List of The Big Bang Theory episodes (season 3)", licensed under CC-BY-SA full list of contributors here.