Penny's Argument Surviving School-Day

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You are dying Penny!","format":3},{"text":"Leonard rushes into the room","format":1},{"text":"leonard","format":2},{"text":"Sheldon stop! Penny will be OK she just needs her sleep","format":1},{"text":"pause","format":1},{"text":"LEONARD","format":2},{"text":"and this soup","format":3},{"text":"Everyone in the room stops and stares at the soup","format":1},{"text":"sheldon","format":2},{"text":"well I', calling Bernadette and ask her to help since she is an expert at helping sick people","format":3},{"text":"Sheldon walks to the phone","format":1},{"text":"Fade In:","format":1},{"text":"int. BernaDette and HOWARD'S house - late day","format":0},{"text":"The phone is ringing","format":1},{"text":"howard","format":2},{"text":"Sweet y can you answer the phone I'm trying to get the baby to fall asleep!","format":3},{"text":"bernadette","format":2},{"text":"OK","format":3},{"text":"Bernadette walks to the phone and answers it.","format":1},{"text":"BERNADETTE","format":2},{"text":"Sheldon ?.....come on I don't think that Penny is going to die .... Sheldon 102 degrees is not high !.... fine

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