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[s3e16] | The Excelsior Acquisition
Stan Lee calls the police, resulting in the restraining order.
Sheldon was driving Penny to the hospital (from a previous episode) in her car. [S3E16] The Excelsior Acquisition
Penny received the ticket but told the authorities Sheldon was driving because she couldn't afford more points on her license. Stan Lee calls the police, resulting in the
Penny takes Sheldon to Stan Lee's house to apologize for him missing the signing. Sheldon misinterprets Stan Lee's sarcastic invitation to "come in and watch the game" and enters the house. Stan Lee calls the police
The conflict begins when Howard finds an unopened in Sheldon’s desk drawer.
The episode concludes with Sheldon acquiring a unique piece of "paper"—a .