Warning: full episode spoilers follow.
Well, that was uncharacteristically depressing. I can't say I was expecting The Big Bang Theory to take such a dark turn upon returning from its brief holiday hiatus. But in some ways, that's a very good thing. The show has a tendency to be very lazy when it comes to exploring the more dramatic and less chuckle-worthy character conflicts. That's why we've has so little progress on the Sheldon/Amy front over the last several years. So it really was a breath of fresh air to see Penny deal with her personal crisis in this episode. Unfortunately, there has to be some amount of humor to balance out the drama, and the humor in "The Hesitation Ramification" was easily the weakest of the season.
http://feeds.ign.com/~r/ign/all/~3/Vzefo5WzvXc/the-big-bang-theory-the-hesitation-ramification-review
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