Sheldon, Amy, Leonard and Penny stay up all night waiting for the big, potentially life-changing call from Sweden. The call that informs them whether Amy and Sheldon have won the Nobel Prize.

Let’s start with the good part of this week’s installment, the part that makes sense and suggests that at least one character’s storyline is going to wind up making sense, instead of clonking that character over the head.

Super Asymmetry, Super Asymmetry, Super Asymmetry … that’s going to be the main Shamy story line for the rest of the series, apparently.

Parting will be sweet sorrow for Jim Parsons, but a guy can only play Dr. Sheldon Cooper for so long on The Big Bang Theory.