The Big Bang Theory season 7, episode 13 airs tonight! Check out a new sneak peek, and everything else you need to know about “The Occupation Recalibration.”
Though Sheldon is the one stuck in limbo, it looks like Leonard and Penny’s lives might just get turned upside-down tonight on The Big Bang Theory season 7, episode 13. The episode, titled “The Occupation Recalibration,” will focus on Sheldon’s frustration after being put on a mandatory leave from the University, but will also deal with the ramifications from last week’s episode.
The official synopsis for “The Occupation Recalibration” says:
Sheldon tries to relax after he is forced to take a vacation. Meanwhile, Leonard struggles to be supportive of Penny after she quits her job, and Bernadette seeks Stuart’s help in replacing one of Howard’s comic books.
Last week on The Big Bang Theory, Sheldon tried to be funny and Penny suffered a serious disappointment when her bit part in NCIS wound up on the cutting-room floor. Tipsy and moved by Leonard’s attempts to comfort her, Penny popped the question – only to be left furious and hurt when Leonard gently turned her down.
Related: What will happen to Leonard and Penny’s relationship?
The preview for The Big Bang Theory season 7, episode 13 promises real consequences in the aftermath of the unfortunate fight.
One of those consequences appears to be Sheldon turning into a dog. A new sneak peek from “The Occupation Recalibration” gives us more context for that scene, and explains some of Sheldon’s unhappiness.
Still photos from the episode hint at potentially heavy conversations ahead – and shed more light on Bernadette’s plot line in “The Occupation Recalibration.”
It looks like Bernadette will be journeying into mystery in tonight’s episode, as she visits more than one comic book store on Howard’s behalf. In addition to patronizing Stuart’s shop, she will also visit a rival store owned by Jesse (guest star Josh Peck.) Fare thee well, sweet Bernadette.
The Big Bang Theory season 7, episode 13, “The Occupation Recalibration,” airs tonight at 8:00 p.m. on CBS.