Amy Uses Dating App, Sheldon & Leonard Try Catching A Thief In Oct. 26 Episode of 'The Big Bang Theory'

By Aarati Shah, Christian Post Contributor Friday, October 23, 2015

In the next episode "The Helium Insufficiency," Amy will use a dating app, with some help from Penny and Bernadette, to find a new boyfriend while Sheldon and Leonard will try to find out who is after their formula for the super fluid helium.

Fans who had been anticipating a Sheldon and Amy reunion will be disappointed as Sheldon and Amy both are involved in finding new partners.

Amy had, in a past episode, been asked to go out by Stuart and the fencing instructor, Barry Kripke. But Amy had turned down both and Sheldon had asked two women out but had not been successful in the previous episode.

Where do Amy and Sheldon go from here?

The official synopsis for the episode titled, "The Helium Insufficiency" states: "In the midst of a nation-wide helium shortage, Sheldon and Leonard take desperate measures to get the supplies they need. Also, Penny and Bernadette download a dating app on Amy's phone to try and find her a new man. Michael Rapaport guest stars Kenny, a black market dealer."

In this episode, Penny and Bernadette will suggest that Amy a dating app if she wants to find a new boyfriend. There will be comic moments when Amy tries to use the app but aside from the humour, it looks like Amy, who was hesitant in the previous episode to accept dates, will now become quite serious about getting a new boyfriend. Is it on rebound as she now knows that Sheldon had also asked two women out for a date at a sports bar?

Sheldon, who was quite relieved when Amy turned down Barry, now has to deal with helium shortage in the country. Sheldon and Leonard try to get the helium supplies they need to create 'Superfluid Helium.'

But there is a bigger threat looming. Sheldon and Leonard are convinced that somebody is trying to steal their formula for 'Superfluid Helium.' Their suspicions are confirmed when a mystery man named "Dave" arrives.

Catch the "The Helium Insufficiency" of "The Big Bang Theory" on Monday, October 26 at 8 p.m. EDT on CBS.