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Sheldon's Guilt-Ridden Dream | The Big Bang Theory

Sheldon's Guilt-Ridden Dream | The Big Bang Theory

Big Bang Theory

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Warm-up Questions

What do you think “Sheldon’s guilt-ridden dream” will be about?
What kind of problems might keep someone awake at night?
In the title, what does “guilt-ridden” suggest about Sheldon’s feelings?

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Sheldon's Guilt-Ridden Dream | The Big Bang Theory

Sheldon can’t sleep (00:00 – 00:28)

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1. What is Sheldon’s main problem at the beginning?

He can’t sleep.
He lost his keys.
He is hungry.

2. What does Leonard do at first?

He makes a joke about sleep.
He tells Sheldon to watch a scary movie.
He offers Sheldon tea.

3. Which thing does Sheldon mention happened weeks ago?

He took an accidental sip of Red Bull.
He watched scary movies.
He met an FBI agent.

Sheldon's Guilt-Ridden Dream | The Big Bang Theory

The possible reason: guilt (00:28 – 00:53)

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1. What event does Leonard ask about?

Something that happened last year.
Something that happened today.
Something that will happen tomorrow.

2. What does Sheldon think he may have caused for Howard?

A new job.
His security clearance to be taken away.
A trip to Mars.

3. Why does Leonard say Sheldon is awake?

Because he drank Red Bull.
Because he feels guilty.
Because he watched scary movies.

Sheldon's Guilt-Ridden Dream | The Big Bang Theory

It’s a dream (with a Gorn) (00:53 – 01:25)

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1. What does Leonard say about Sheldon’s situation?

He should call the FBI immediately.
He needs to drink more Red Bull.
He doesn’t have insomnia; he is sleeping now.

2. What evidence does Leonard give that it’s a dream?

A Gorn is sitting on the couch.
The lights are off.
Howard is in the room.

3. Why does Sheldon say “No Gorn. No.”?

Because he wants to sit next to Leonard.
Because that’s where he sits.
Because he loves scary movies.

Sheldon's Guilt-Ridden Dream | The Big Bang Theory

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1. What is the most likely cause of Sheldon’s sleep problem in this scene?

A noisy neighbor
A guilty conscience
Too much exercise

2. What is one main comedic element in the scene?

A long argument about food
A serious lecture about the FBI
A dream that includes something impossible (a Gorn on the couch)

3. What does Leonard’s behavior show in this clip?

He doesn’t listen to Sheldon.
He is helpful but also sarcastic.
He is afraid of Sheldon.

Discussion Questions

Discuss the ideas from this video

Sheldon's Guilt-Ridden Dream | The Big Bang Theory

Have you ever stayed awake because you felt guilty about something? What happened (without sharing anything too personal)?
Leonard uses humor and sarcasm. Do jokes help when someone is worried, or can they make things worse? Why?
Do you think Sheldon really feels guilty about Howard, or is he trying to explain his feelings logically? Explain.
If you had a stressful day, what helps you relax and fall asleep?

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