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3.15 - The Large Hadron Collision Aired February 8, 2010

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Leonard can only bring one guest on a trip to see CERN's Large Hadron Collider (the world's largest and highest energy particle accelerator) in Switzerland on Valentine's Day.

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US Ratings: 16.2m viewers. Nielsen Rating: 10.3/15. Nielsen 18-49 Rating: 6/14.

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Quotes

Sheldon: Given that Saint Valentine was a 3rd century Roman priest, who was stoned and beheaded, wouldn't a more appropriate celebration of the evening be taking one's steady gal to witness a brutal murder?

Raj: If anyone's interested, I'll be spending this Valentine's in the same way I spend every Valentine's. Buying disoriented chicken from the supermarket, taking home, standing over the sink and eating out of the packet with my bear hands like an animal.

Comments (18)

CDC  US, 01:45 29th Jun 2010.
I found a transcript that says Sheldon was making "cholermus" a Swiss pancake.
Breca CH, 03:45 9th Apr 2010.
Im swiss too and i don't have a clou about this "Hilairmoos" Thing ! But annywho, i love the show !!
Di CH, 14:34 2nd Mar 2010.
I don't even know the dish :o
dale ID, 01:11 26th Feb 2010.
is there anyone who has the *.ppt?? i'd love to see it ^^
Mason US, 16:51 21st Feb 2010.
What is the dish Sheldon was cooking? He said it was a traditional Swiss breakfast pronounced 'hilairmoos?' but I don't know the spelling.
Andrew Yi CN, 22:00 15th Feb 2010.
I was addicted to this TV show. Undoubtly, It's amazing!
Rhonda AT, 06:19 15th Feb 2010.
Actually, it's not Vivaldi, it's Morning composed by Edvard Grieg for the Peer Gynt play.
mike RO, 14:15 11th Feb 2010.
cool episode, as usual
Alex PL, 01:03 11th Feb 2010.
@Di Its Vivaldi's 4 seasons, part 1, act 1, Spring
Administrator, 11:32 10th Feb 2010.
The song is Morning Mood from Edvard Grieg's Peer Gynt Suite.

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