The Bad Fish Paradigm' - After her first date with Leonard (Johnny Galecki, left) goes awry, Penny finds an unwilling confidant in Leonard's anti-social roommate, Sheldon (Jim Parsons, right), on the second season premiere of THE BIG BANG THEORY, Monday, September 22 (8:00-8:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. (Sonja Flemming/CBS via Getty Images)" width="628" height="314" />
"The Big Bang Theory" is full of hilarious jokes, but something that isn't a bazinga is Sheldon Cooper's roommate agreement.
Like Sheldon and Amy's relationship agreement, the roommate agreement is the sacred document that summarizes Leonard and Sheldon's responsibilities to each other as friends and roomies. This covers all the necessities from where to order takeout to the correct protocol in case of a zombie outbreak. And through it all, Leonard and Sheldon have become better buds than ever . or, you know, at least they haven't torn each other apart.
Advertisement1. The manners rule
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4. The takeout rule
5. The time travel rule
6. The robot rule
7. The dairy rule
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8. The pet rule
9. The superhero rule
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10. The crazy rule
Though, #10 shouldn't be much of an issue for Sheldon and Leonard .
"The Big Bang Theory" airs Thursday at 8:00 p.m. ET on CBS.
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