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The Big Bang Theory· Season 12 · Episode 9

The Citation Negation

S12E09·6.8·November 15, 2018·30m·CBS

Sheldon and Amy are devastated after learning from a Russian paper that Super Asymmetry has already been discovered and disproven. Also, ultra-competitive Bernadette asks Stuart's girlfriend, Denise, to teach her how to beat Howard in a popular videogame.

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#17In Season 12of 24 rated episodes
#244All-timeof 279 rated episodes
−0.3vs season avgSeason 12 averages 7.1
2018First airedNovember 15, 2018

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Kristy CecilKristy CecilDirector
Dave GoetschDave GoetschTeleplay
Maria FerrariMaria FerrariTeleplay
Steve HollandSteve HollandTeleplay
Eric KaplanEric KaplanStory
Jeremy HoweStory
Tara HernandezTara HernandezStory

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