Sheldon (Jim Parsons) and Leonard (Johnny Galecki) will be splitting up the stuff in their apartment and things are about to get ugly. Meanwhile, Stuart (Kevin Sussman) returns to live with the Wolowitzes.
Previously in "The Big Bang Theory" season 10, Sheldon has moved out of his apartment with Leonard and has started living with his girlfriend Amy (Mayim Bialik) in Penny's (Kaley Cuoco) old apartment.
In the upcoming tenth episode — titled "The Property Division Collision" — it seems that their new living arrangements will be permanent.
According to the synopsis from IB Times, "Sheldon and Leonard must divide up their possessions and remove Penny's things from 4B."
A Wikia page for "The Big Bang Theory" has leaked that Sheldon and Leonard will get into a big fight about who gets what from their apartment. The fight will escalate and Sheldon will them do something drastic: he will allow an old man (guest star Christopher Lloyd) to rent a room in Leonard and Penny's apartment for $1 a day.
Meanwhile, Howard and Bernadette will have Stuart living under their roof again. Stuart will allegedly be evicted from his place, and he will come to the Wolowitzes for help. In exchange for taking him in, he will be making coupons for specific tasks to help Bernadette and Howard have an easier time while they are waiting for the baby to come. However, Howard might not like Stuart coming back, regardless of the help that he's offering the couple.
With Sheldon and Amy finally settling in their own apartment and leaving Leonard alone to live with his wife Penny, it appears that all the couples are finally living their own lives. Is it be possible that the series is finally coming to an end?
Game N Guide reports that "The Big Bang Theory" season 11 is still under negotiation, while the last episode of season 10 is currently under production. It seems that how the characters' story will close this season depends on the fate of an 11<sup>th season for the series.
"The Big Bang Theory" returns on Thursday, Dec. 1 at 8 p.m. EST on CBS.
