Leonard, Howard and the prostitute

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geplaatst door tmdb19868063
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op 9 juli 2017 om 3:19 PM

Yes or No: Was it out of character for Leonard to buy Howard a prostitute (when they were in Vegas and Howard was depressed about Leslie Winkle)?

Leonard is the sensible, level-headed one. He's the straight man. Was this an odd decision for him? Or was this within the realm of Leonard's behavior?

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Reactie van Knixon

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op 19 december 2020 om 3:20 AM

@wonder2wonder said:

@Knixon said:

Well, except Sheldon - at least real/original Sheldon - might have argued that hiring a prostitute is the logical way to "relieve tension" without emotional entanglement, etc.

Sounds like Sheldon. He tried matching Penny wih someone when she was addicted to gaming and he did the same with Amy and Zac. Although I don't know if he'd go as far as paying for it.

Wasn't that just because he wanted Penny to stop hanging around Leonard? I don't think she was having "tension" that much. Actually I just recently re-watched that episode, and I don't remember that being part of it.

P.S. Did you realize you've gone back over 3 years on what you replied to?

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op 19 december 2020 om 6:28 AM

I'm rewatching some episodes and instead of starting a new thread, I'm replying to older posts with similar topics. :relaxed

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