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CONTEXT

Greg Pemberton is a physicist at the Fermi-Lab in Chicago who appears in three episodes of the twelfth and final season of The Big Bang Theory: "The Confirmation Polarization," "The Laureate Accumulation," and "The Plagiarism Schism." He is portrayed by Sean Astin.

He enters the story when his team accidentally confirms Sheldon Cooper and Amy Farrah Fowler's super-asymmetry theory during an experiment with kaon particles. The unexplained differences in their data validate Sheldon and Amy's work, but Pemberton and his colleague Kevin Campbell don't actually understand the theory they helped prove.

He quickly becomes one of the most hated antagonists in the series, seeking to take credit for Sheldon and Amy's work to win the Nobel Prize.

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BIOGRAPHY

Greg Pemberton is a physicist at the Fermi-Lab, one of the most prestigious particle physics laboratories in the world. He works alongside his colleague Kevin Campbell, with whom he forms an inseparable duo.

His career is tainted by a well-kept secret: he plagiarized his university thesis. This information is known to Barry Kripke, who studied with him and describes him as a "grade 'A' weasel who turns other people's ideas into his own".

When Sheldon and Amy discover that Pemberton plagiarized his thesis, they hesitate to turn him in. But Kevin Campbell, Pemberton's own colleague, ends up revealing the information on the Internet, which leads to Pemberton's disqualification from the Nobel Prize and the end of his career.

Pemberton is married, but his wife cheats on him. He discovers this infidelity by accident, a situation he himself compares to how he discovered super-asymmetry: by chance. He sees a psychotherapist to help him cope with this difficult period.

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