Poor Raj still is unable to talk to a woman while sober, even after 100 episodes of "The Big Bang Theory" (Thu., 8 p.m. EST on CBS). But this week, he discovered that Apple Computers had come up with the perfect solution for him. After receiving his new iPhone, he discovered the joys of Siri, the natural language app that evolves over time to better suit and support its user.
Bernadette and Howard were certainly creeped out when they stopped by Raj's house for dinner, only to find him "dressing" his phone for dinner. The only thing he didn't do was set a place for his new "girlfriend" at the dinner table. The couple was probably hoping that the alpha test of Penny and Leonard 2.0 worked out well so they could double date with a normal couple. Sheldon and Amy were filming a flag-themed pocdast, so normal still isn't a part of their vocabulary.
While it would be amusing for this to be a recurring bit for a few episodes, the closing makes it seem likely it was a one-off gag.
Poor Raj's affliction is so serious that it apparently infiltrates his dreams as well. In it, he brought flowers to the facility where Siri works, finding a beautiful woman providing live interactions with the user community. Only when she approaches him with a smile and tries to talk to him, he freezes up. All he has to do is tell her what he wants her to do, and she'll do it. It's a Rajesh nightmare!
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