Don approaches life as a series of
problems needing to be solved. He tries
to find order in chaos and ways to make his life ever more efficient. He eats the same meal each day of the week at
the same time. He has his schedule
mapped out to the minute. He doesn’t
understand why others find his actions so strange. He doesn’t really get what others are
feeling. One day Don, a genetics
professor in Australia, decides to really put his mind behind solving the Wife
Problem. That’s when he creates the
scientifically sound survey to weed out potential wife choices. Since his best friend, and practically only
friend, claims he’s being too picky with his analyses Don hands over the
finished surveys for review. A few days
later his friend sends Rosie to Don. After
a short period of time Don comes to the conclusion that his friend has made a
major error, Rosie is NOT wife material.
But Don is having fun because Rosie has a project of her own – the
Father Project. Rosie wants Don to help
her find her biological dad.
Fans of the Big Bang Theory won’t
want to miss this one. This is Sheldon
Cooper meeting his match in a smart, witty, fun and free-spirited woman who
turns his life upside down. And maybe
that isn’t such a bad thing…
