@CalabrianQueen said:

I really enjoyed how Sheldon was trying to find a perfect wedding date by process of elimination , issue is you can't find a day on the calendar without some kind of significant death or tragedy occurring on it in History. The most logical choice is January 6th, Spock's Birthday.

Raj and Stuart are better off dating each other. Ruchi could see the desperation in both from several miles away.

I think as long as you avoid major holidays, each other's birthdays, and perhaps the birthdays of immediate family, avoiding anything beyond that is silly. Sometimes I wonder why poor Sheldon tortures himself so with all these self-inflicted stipulations.

My guess is that Ruchi will be a one-show wonder. I don't think the writers will waste time showing her more if she'll just turn out to be their buddy (or if she won't turn out to be anything.) And Raj and Stuart pretty much killed their chances of being with her last episode.

@CalabrianQueen said:

I really enjoyed how Sheldon was trying to find a perfect wedding date by process of elimination , issue is you can't find a day on the calendar without some kind of significant death or tragedy occurring on it in History. The most logical choice is January 6th, Spock's Birthday.

Raj and Stuart are better off dating each other. Ruchi could see the desperation in both from several miles away.

Yep. Sooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Sheldon!

Could do like normal people and hire a planner--but, other than watching Sheldon driving a few of them ‘quit’-mad, probably not much comedic mileage in that.

@FormerlyKnownAs said:

Could do like normal people and hire a planner--but, other than watching Sheldon driving a few of them ‘quit’-mad, probably not much comedic mileage in that.

I can see the interview, we've seen it before. "When it comes to wedding planning, you have the last word. Unless I disagree."

@CalabrianQueen said:

I really enjoyed how Sheldon was trying to find a perfect wedding date by process of elimination , issue is you can't find a day on the calendar without some kind of significant death or tragedy occurring on it in History. The most logical choice is January 6th, Spock's Birthday.

Raj and Stuart are better off dating each other. Ruchi could see the desperation in both from several miles away.

Id expect nothing less than that level of thoroughness from Sheldon, and I'm sure he could have developed an algorithm to choose a date.

I fully expected some kind of algorithm where non prime numbers , days where Old George Cooper was drunk and days when his parents argued where automatically eliminated from a list of 365. Writers could have had fun with that one.

Over Sheldon's childhood George was probably drunk and/or they probably argued every single day of the year. Aha, the escape hatch!