"The Big Bang Theory" Season 10 Episode 8 will see Sheldon (Jim Parsons) seducing Amy (Bialik). Is this a hint that Sheldon might be thinking of having a baby with Amy? The episode will also touch on Raj's (Kunal Nayyar) dating life, which he has been keeping secret from the gang.
"Why would she keep something from me? I share my body with that woman...and my Netflix password" - Sheldon Cooper #TheBigBangTheory
— Nico Acevedo (@nicoacev) November 4, 2016
As EW recaps , "The Big Bang Theory" Season 10 Episode 7 focused on secrets passed around by the group. Everything started when Leonard (Johnny Galecki) told Sheldon that Amy's apartment has been ready for weeks. She didn't want to go back because she wanted to continue living with Sheldon.
The episode ended as Leonard discovered that Penny (Kaley Cuoco) has been moving his action figures down the storage. As "The Big Bang Theory" episode wrapped up, we saw Leonard giving Penny the go signal to redecorate the apartment.
Now, spoilers for "The Big Gang Theory" Season 10 Episode 8 hints at an even more exciting story. The extended promo reveals Sheldon at Amy's lab looking through a microscope, and called the cells "a primitive neural network."
In the next scene, we see him suggesting that they have a child. Sheldon tries to seduce Amy with all the antics he knows, but clearly, she's still not interested.
Footages also revealed that Raj met a woman. Has he been dating for a while? If so, it sure is clear that "The Big Bang Theory" character already learned his lesson of not divulging his dating life to his friends too early, especially the time he dated two women.
However, fans know how snoopy "The Big Bang Theory" gang is. Also, Raj isn't the type of person who can keep a secret for a long time, especially from Howard (Simon Helberg), will he fold this episode?
Who's excited to see Sheldon dance? Also, how long has Raj been keeping his dating life a secret?
We'll find out on the next episode of "The Big Bang Theory," airing on Thursday, Nov. 10 at 8 p.m. ET on CBS.
