The first that comes to mind is Leonard and whatever it was he had with Raj's sister Priya .

Hated the no talented actress--hated the storyline.

Maybe I would have liked the character and the storyline more if the actress had been better.

Well, the Priya character wasn't particularly likeable. But I thought the actress did a good job of a not very likeable character.

Fun with Flags from beginning to end was a treat. I did not mind Prya, she did interact with all the main characters and the episode when all the girls spy on her was a hoot. I did not find her as unlikable as I found Leonard going after to be more unlikable. Leonard being so desperate and horny to do such a thing to his pal Raj, then Prya was the instigator.

I liked the Dr. Stephanie storyline. Truth is; I liked her more with Sheldon than with either Leonard or Howard.

Didn't like that the writers went the "Chuck" Cunningham route with the character.

@znexyish said:

Of all the storylines that lasted more than one episode the current ones with Raj and Anu and Zack rank pretty low for me. Of course there are all of Raj's girlfriends which all went nowhere as well as the it just stopped military project story. What would your favorite longer stories be as well as the not so favorite ones ?

Forgot one of my favorites...Stuart and Deb-Deb.

It’s the storyline that made me start liking Stuart again. Think that until then, Stuart’s sad sack routine was wearing pretty thin. I guess some of the credit for it being sogoes to Howard. His reactions (especially his facial expressions) to Stuart’s gigolo-lite relationship with Deb-Deb were hilarious.

@FormerlyKnownAs said:

@znexyish said:

Of all the storylines that lasted more than one episode the current ones with Raj and Anu and Zack rank pretty low for me. Of course there are all of Raj's girlfriends which all went nowhere as well as the it just stopped military project story. What would your favorite longer stories be as well as the not so favorite ones ?

Forgot one of my favorites...Stuart and Deb-Deb.

It’s the storyline that made me start liking Stuart again. Think that until then, Stuart’s sad sack routine was wearing pretty thin. I guess some of the credit for it being sogoes to Howard. His reactions (especially his facial expressions) to Stuart’s gigolo-lite relationship with Deb-Deb were hilarious.

Agreed, but it wasn't just in a vacuum or something. Howard was seeing from the outside, how bizarre his own relationship with his mother had been.