'Big Bang Theory' Season 8 Spoilers: Has Proven To Be Bigger And Funnier

By Alicia Pablo Sep 30, 2014 11:30 AM EDT

'Big Bang Theory' Season 8 Spoilers: Has Proven To Be Bigger And Funnier

The new season of The Big Bang Theory has proven to be bigger and funnier since they made its one-hour premiere for their first 2 episodes. They are now back with their 3^rd episode entitled The First Pitch Insufficiency. It is about Howard's first pitch on a baseball game for the Los Angeles Angels.

The focus is going to be a lot about him on this episode 3 since this is his first time doing it. All the four main character of this show were never really good at sports, so doing this is something huge for their little "nerdvine."

It is going to put a lot of pressure of him knowing it's a big thing that he doesn't mess this up. Find out if he will be able to save himself from any embarrassment as he makes history once again by being the first to throw a pitch on a legit and big baseball game.

Meanwhile, Sheldon is convinced that he and Amy's relationship is actually superior from their other couple friends. Leonard and Penny are about to prove him wrong on this particular episode. On the show, it is never a good idea to prove Sheldon wrong so this is definitely going to be interesting.

On the other hand, Penny's new job as a pharmaceutical rep at Bernadette's company is actually working out for her. She is going to do well in the job that will result to a little bit of problem in their relationship. Leonard will tell Penny that it is scary to get married but he doesn't mean not to go with it. He even said that he is willing to face all the problems in a marriage with her.

Amy will be a little jealous of their relationship but Sheldon will tell her that they are superior amongst their other friends when it comes to their relationship because they got a high score in a relationship test.

Catch the Sheldon, Leonard, Raj, Howard, Penny, Bernadette and Amy on the Big Bang Theory's episode 3 this September 29, Monday night only at CBS, 8:30 EST.