Leonard meets Sheldon when he applies to be his roommate.
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☐ ☐ ☐ noble gas [n] - a gas occupying Group 0 of the periodic table [image]
☐ ☐ ☐ Kirk [n] - the original captain of Star Trek [image]
☐ ☐ ☐ Picard [n] - the second captain of Star Trek [image]
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Sentence 1Leonard / tell / Penny / how / he / first / meet / Sheldon
Leonard is telling Penny (about) how he first met Sheldon.
Sentence 2Leonard / go / Sheldon / apartment / inquire / room
Leonard goes to Sheldon's apartment (in order) to inquire about a room.
Sentence 3before / Sheldon / let / Leonard / in / he / test / him / science / and / pop / culture
Before Sheldon lets Leonard in, he tests him [on/about] science and pop culture.
Sentence 4Leonard / answer / few / question / correct / pass / first / barrier / roommate-hood
Leonard answers a few questions correctly, passing the first barrier to roommate-hood.
Leonard answers a few questions correctly and passes the first barrier to roommate-hood.
when / Leonard / try / sit / Sheldon / seat / Sheldon / explain / he / place / it / state / eternal / dib
When Leonard tries to sit in Sheldon's seat, Sheldon explains (that) he has placed it in a state of eternal dibs.
Sentence 6Leonard / agree / drive / Sheldon / university / every / day
Leonard agrees to drive Sheldon to the university every day.
Sentence 7Sheldon / claim / he / can / drive / but / choose / not
Sheldon claims (that) he can drive(,) but (he) chooses not to.
Sentence 8Sheldon / then / ask / Leonard / which / task / he / would / priority / post / apocalypse / world
Sheldon then asks Leonard which task he would prioritize in a post-apocalyptic world.
Sheldon then asks Leonard which task he would assign the highest priority in a post-apocalyptic world.
when / Leonard / answer / correct / Sheldon / offer / show / him / rest / apartment
When Leonard answers correctly, Sheldon offers to show him the rest of the apartment.
Sentence 9bwhen / Leonard / give / correct / answer / Sheldon / offer / show / him / rest / apartment
When Leonard gives the correct answer, Sheldon offers to show him the rest of the apartment.
Sentence 10when / Leonard / celebrate / pass / all / barrier / Sheldon / correct / him / and / then / warn / him / not / get / cocky
When Leonard celebrates passing all (of) the barriers, Sheldon corrects him and then warns him not to get cocky.
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Penny: So Sheldon's last roommate tried to warn you off?
Leonard: For all I knew, he was the crazy one. He had this really deranged look.
Penny: Well, yeah. He had been living with Sheldon.
Leonard: Sure, it makes sense now. Anyway, I went upstairs and knocked on the door.
Leonard: Dr. Cooper?
Man: No, you want the crazy guy across the hall.
Leonard: In retrospect, that was clue number two.
Sheldon: Yes?
Leonard: I'm Leonard Hofstadter. I called you about the apartment. You said.
Sheldon: I know what I said. I know what you said. I know what my mother said on March 5, 1992. What is the sixth noble gas?
Leonard: What?
Sheldon: You said you're a scientist. What is the sixth noble gas?
Leonard: Uh, radon?
Sheldon: Are you asking me or telling me?
Leonard: Telling you? Telling you.
Sheldon: All right, next question. Kirk or Picard?
Leonard: Oh, uh, well, that's tricky. Um, well, Original Series over Next Generation, but Picard over Kirk.
Sheldon: Correct. You've passed the first barrier to roommate-hood. You may enter.
Leonard: Oh, this is pretty nice. The bedrooms are back there?
Sheldon: That depends.
Leonard: I don't understand. Their existence is conditional?
Sheldon: No, but your ability to perceive their existence is conditional on you passing the second and third barriers.
Leonard: There's three?
Sheldon: Each more daunting than the last. Have a seat.
Leonard: Okay.
Sheldon: No! That's where I sit!
Leonard: What's the difference?
Sheldon: This seat is ideally located both in relation to the heat source in the winter and a cross breeze in the summer. It also faces the television at a direct angle allowing me to immerse myself in entertainment or game play without being subjected to conversation. As a result, I've placed it in a state of eternal dibs.
Leonard: Can you do that?
Sheldon: Cathedra mea, regulae meae. That's Latin for my chair, my rules. Now, you said on the phone that your area of study is physics.
Leonard: Uh, yeah, experimental physics.
Sheldon: Hmm.
Leonard: What is that?
Sheldon: (It) Doesn't concern you. You'll be going to the university every day?
Leonard: Yes.
Sheldon: And you have a vehicle?
Leonard: A car, yeah.
Sheldon: And you'll be willing to drive me?
Leonard: Well, can't you drive?
Sheldon: I can. I choose not to.
Leonard: Okay. I suppose I could drive you. Well, that's a point in my favour, right?
Sheldon: Why don't you let me do this?
Leonard: Come on. I just asked.
Sheldon: Last question. In a post-apocalyptic world, which task would you assign the highest priority? Locating a sustainable food source, re-establishing a functioning government, procreating, or preserving the knowledge of mankind?
Leonard: Ahhh, I'm going to go with preserving the knowledge.
Sheldon: That's correct. FYI, I would have accepted any answer other than procreating. Come, I'll show you the rest of the apartment.
Leonard: Oh, good. I passed the barriers.
Sheldon: The second barrier. Don't get cocky.