‘The Big Bang Theory’ season 10’s episode 8, entitled "The Brain Bowl Incubation", will feature Sheldon attempting to seduce his girlfriend Amy so they can make a baby together following a successful DNA experiment.
The synopsis posted on Carter Matt stated, “After a successful experiment combining their genes, Sheldon (Jim Parsons) will stop at nothing to convince Amy (Mayim Bialik) they should procreate. Also, Koothrappali (Kunal Nayyar) is embarrassed to tell the gang what the new woman he’s dating does for a living.”
The promo for episode 8 opens with Sheldon and Amy fighting over a microscope in a laboratory. According to International Business Times, Sheldon seems excited about a new discovery that prompts him to instruct Amy to “lock that door, lower our underpants a little and make a baby.” Amy, meanwhile, is left aghast at the suggestion.
In another scene, Sheldon is waiting for Amy in a candlelit apartment looking very unlike his usual self. Donning an undone tuxedo, he offers his girlfriend a glass of brandy, which she automatically rejects. He jokes in reply, “Good choice. It’s disgusting.”
Sheldon seems to be showing off his seductive “cosmic Casanova” side to convince Amy to sleep with him. His intentions don’t seem to be romantic but rather scientific after realizing that his and Amy’s good genes would give them remarkable offspring.
In the final scene, Sheldon busts out his dancing skills in frustration to which Amy declares, “For God’s sake, you’re ridiculous!” before walking out of the apartment. Sheldon turns to Leonard and Penny, “You guys are aroused, right?” The two just look at him in disbelief.
Meanwhile, the incoming episode may also put focus on Raj, who is struggling with keeping details of his new relationship a secret. Following break-ups with ex-girlfriends Lucy and Emily, Raj has finally met a new woman but is too embarrassed to tell his friends about what she does for a living.
‘The Big Bang Theory’ season 10’s episode 8, entitled "The Brain Bowl Incubation", is scheduled to premiere on CBS on November 10, 2016. The episode was directed by Mark Cendrowski and written by Chuck Lorre, Steve Holland, and Saladin K. Patterson. The popular television sitcom was created by Chuck Lory and Bill Prady, who both serves as executive producers of the series together with Steven Molaro.
