Top 5 The Big Bang Theory Christmas Episodes, Ranked by Reddit

There is no better way to prepare for the winter holidays than to watch some Christmas specials of your favorite show. They're fun, they're hopeful, they're filled with Easter eggs and references for all fans to enjoy!

The longer the series is, the more of these episodes there are. In the case of The Big Bang Theory, there are a little too many to list in one sitting. Here are the top five TBBT Christmas episodes, according to r/bigbangtheory to make your choice a little easier.

5. The Holiday Summation

Although The Holiday Summation takes the last place in this rating, that doesn't make the episode bad in any way. In fact, it gives viewers a little glimpse into the character's private life when he is separated from his group of friends. Besides, the revelation about Stuart's hidden talent would make any episode instantly great.

4. The Santa Simulation

This episode may be the favorite for those who love the heartfelt, dramatic, and slightly sad aspect of Christmas more than the fun and silly one. Additionally, some viewers who have experienced the same Christmas blues as Sheldon in the past may feel more connected to him and better understand his motivation.

3. The Clean Room Infiltration

This is the spirit that fans of The Big Bang Theory are used to when it comes to the show. Everything is fast-paced, a little chaotic, and extremely funny. The creative decision to split the group by pitting Leonard and Howard against the pigeon was also one of the best things that could have happened.

2. The Cooper Extraction

This was a great episode that made many viewers remember why they liked Sheldon Cooper in the first place. Yes, his behavior is questionable at times, but his absence makes Christmas ten times less fun than usual. If it weren't for Mary and Missy's wacky accents, this episode could have been tops.

1. The Bath Item Gift Hypothesis

This is a very special episode for a number of reasons, but the main one, of course, is Sheldon and Penny's warm embrace, which marks the beginning of a great friendship. Does this mean that Sheldon has changed the way he treats the people around him? Not at all! But the gesture is clearly very meaningful to both characters.

Source: Reddit