Ep 12. The Matrimonial Metric

In The Big Bang Theory season 11 episode 12, titled The Matrimonial Metric, the gang is thrown into chaos as Sheldon and Amy decide to put their compatibility to the test. The episode opens with Sheldon and Amy revealing to their friends that they created a comprehensive questionnaire, the "Relationship Agreement Evaluation," to gauge the strength of their relationship. The questionnaire covers a wide range of topics, from favorite ice cream flavors to sex life and children. The gang is shocked by the extent of the questionnaire, but also excited to see how Sheldon and Amy will fare.

As the evaluation commences, the gang is divided into two teams, with Penny, Raj, and Leonard on Sheldon's team, and Howard and Bernadette on Amy's. The competition quickly becomes intense, with each team trying to prove their partner is better suited for Sheldon and Amy, respectively. The teams devise elaborate plans to sway Sheldon and Amy, including a mock-fight, a romantic picnic, and a string quartet performance.

Meanwhile, Raj finds himself in a sticky situation when he accidentally breaks Howard's brand new drone. He tries to cover it up by pretending the drone accidentally flew away, but Howard sees through Raj's lies and confronts him. Raj eventually comes clean about the broken drone, and they resolve the issue with a game of "Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, Spock."

Back at the evaluation, tensions reach an all-time high as both teams receive equal points in the questionnaire. Sheldon and Amy are left to make the final decision about their relationship, and it's unclear who they will choose. Will they follow their hearts, or will they stick to the scorecard?

As the episode comes to a close, viewers are left on the edge of their seats, eagerly anticipating the outcome of Sheldon and Amy's relationship evaluation. The Matrimonial Metric is a fun and lighthearted episode that showcases the strengths and weaknesses of each character, and reminds us that love truly is a game.