Although The Big Bang Theory’s couples all had their issues, one underrated episode of the hit show proved which of them had the strongest relationship. By The Big Bang Theory’s finale, almost all the show’s main characters were in happy, long-term romantic relationships. Raj was infamously left single in an ending that didn’t address his desire for a fulfilling love life, but Howard and Bernadette, Leonard and Penny, and Amy and Sheldon all lived happily ever after. Years later, Young Sheldon’s series finale updated viewers on the latter couple’s future with a flash forward that centered on them.
While Amy and Sheldon seemingly had more in common with each other than Howard did with Bernadette or Leonard did with Penny, they also had one of the show’s most tumultuous and dramatic relationships. One underrated episode underlined this reality.One underrated episode underlined this reality.
Leonard And Penny Had A Healthier Relationship Than Sheldon And Amy
In season 8, episode 3, “The First Pitch Insufficiency,” Sheldon argue that he and Amy are a better couple than Leonard and Penny since they are incredibly compatible.
Leonard and Penny admit they aren’t, but point out that this makes them work harder to bridge the gap between their interests. By the end of the episode, it is clear that Penny and Leonard’s differences contribute to their relationship instead of tarnishing it.
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