DynamicSuperb/SarcasmDetection_Mustard · Datasets at Hugging Face

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1_60.wav	It's just a privilege to watch your mind at work.	SHELDON	[ "I never would have identified the fingerprints of string theory in the aftermath of the Big Bang.", "My apologies. What's your plan?" ]	[ "LEONARD", "SHELDON" ]	BBT	true	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_182.wav	No. The dark crescent-shaped patterns under your arms conceal it nicely.	SHELDON	[ "How do I look?", "Could you be more specific?", "Can you tell I'm perspiring a little?" ]	[ "LEONARD", "SHELDON", "LEONARD" ]	BBT	true	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_467.wav	That woman looks exactly like the pictures of Princess Panchali in the book. How often does one see a beloved fictional character come to life?	SHELDON	[ "When I was a little boy and got sick, which was most of the time, my mother would read it to me.", "It's about an Indian princess who befriends a monkey who was mocked by all the other monkeys because he was different.", "For some reason, I related to it quite strongly.", "I know the reason.", "We all know the reason.", "Sheldon, what are you getting at?" ]	[ "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "PENNY", "LEONARD", "LEONARD" ]	BBT	false	Determine the presence of sarcastic or ironic elements in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_1638.wav	The blunt instrument that will be the focus of my murder trial?	LEONARD	[ "What, Sheldon? What, Sheldon?! What, Sheldon?!", "Tell me what you see here." ]	[ "LEONARD", "SHELDON" ]	BBT	true	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic remarks in the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.
1_1973.wav	I hope I'm a waitress at the Cheesecake Factory for my whole life.	PENNY	[ "Ask me why.", "Do I have to?", "Of course. That's how you move a conversation forward.", "Why?", "The learning opportunities would be abundant.", "Additionally, I like having my belly scratched." ]	[ "SHELDON", "LEONARD", "SHELDON", "LEONARD", "SHELDON", "SHELDON" ]	BBT	true	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_2423.wav	Provided he has already read and is familiar with the reestablishment of the DC multiverse.	SHELDON	[ "Everybody's staring at me.", "Don't worry, they're more scared of you than you are of them.", "Unlikely.", "Here, what about this one for my nephew?", "A superb choice.", "Oh, great." ]	[ "PENNY", "LEONARD", "PENNY", "PENNY", "SHELDON", "PENNY" ]	BBT	false	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is conveyed through the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.
1_3177.wav	Not a great movie, but look at that beautiful desert.	RAJ	[ "We did it. We have the west coast feed of hbo.", "Ooh,real sex.", "Big deal. Every time I watch that show, it's old women putting condoms on cucumbers.", "All right,let's see what's on the east coast feed.", "Dune." ]	[ "RAJ", "HOWARD", "RAJ", "LEONARD", "RAJ" ]	BBT	false	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_4286.wav	All right, all right. He can buy his own desk.	SHELDON	[ "and a super executive ant farm with glow-in-the-dark sand?", "- What if he buys his own desk?", "Yeah, what if I buy my own desk?", "- That's ridiculous.", "- Why?", "Because…", "Yes?", "It's my office." ]	[ "SHELDON", "HOWARD", "RAJ", "SHELDON", "RAJ", "SHELDON", "RAJ", "SHELDON" ]	BBT	false	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_4639.wav	Well, I'm just glad you finally found yourself a keeper.	PERSON	[ "and pump it into his mom's Camry.", "Yeah, that's great. It's a funny story. Moving on.", "And Donnie was a rocket scientist compared to that boy who wanted to get beer pong into the olympics.", "What was his name, sweetheart?", "Curtis, and I'm pretty sure he was joking.", "I don't know. That petition looked real to me.", "Yeah, okay, I think this ends the ex-boyfriend portion of our evening." ]	[ "PERSON", "PENNY", "PERSON", "PERSON", "PENNY", "PERSON", "PENNY" ]	BBT	false	Recognize sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
1_4995.wav	Hey, you taught me something. Who would have thought it?	SHELDON	[ "Why not? It seems like you're improvising your entire curriculum.", "This is all about listening and responding.", "Gotcha.", "I'm going to create a character and a situation, and you just jump in when you feel it.", "All right.", "All right.", "Action.", "Okay, it's not a movie. It's improv. So no one calls \"action.\"" ]	[ "SHELDON", "PENNY", "SHELDON", "PENNY", "SHELDON", "PENNY", "SHELDON", "PENNY" ]	BBT	true	Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_5571.wav	Yes, I'd like a seven-day course of penicillin, some, uh, syrup of ipecac-- to induce vomiting-- and a mint.	SHELDON	[ "The backwash into this glass is every pathogen that calls your mouth home, sweet home.", "Not to mention the visitors who arrive on the dancing tongue of your subtropical girlfriend.", "Hey! That's my sister and my country you're talking about.", "Leonard may have defiled one, but I won't have you talking smack about the other.", "You guys ready to order?" ]	[ "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "RAJ", "RAJ", "BERNADETTE" ]	BBT	true	Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
1_6065.wav	Frankly, Mom, I'm encouraged to see how advanced your group has become-- willing to sail out into the ocean without fear of falling off the edge.	SHELDON	[ "All-you-can-eat Last Supper Buffet. \nAnd my personal favorite, Gunning with God.", "What's Gunning with God? I'm afraid to ask.", "Oh, it is a hoot and a half.", "You write your sins on a clay pigeon, they fire 'em up in the air, and you pulverize them with a 12-gauge shotgun full of our Lord's forgiveness." ]	[ "PERSON", "LEONARD", "PERSON", "PERSON" ]	BBT	true	Recognize sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
1_6211.wav	No. You mean this was all a ruse? Oh, how could I be so stu...	SHELDON	[ "Oh, no! I can't!", "Hurry! \nWe're running out of time!", "- Okay.", "Just do it!", "Oh, God!\nOne... two...\nthree!", "Trick or treat, bubbeleh.", "What?\n(laughing)" ]	[ "SHELDON", "BERNADETTE", "SHELDON", "BERNADETTE", "SHELDON", "HOWARD", "SHELDON" ]	BBT	false	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic remarks in the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.
1_7445.wav	My limbic system wants to take your pants off.	PENNY	[ "Uh, do you work with Dr. Hofstadter?", "In a way.", "We've kind of been involved in a five-year experiment.", "Oh. Well, you're lucky. He seems very talented.\nAnd I'm sure a lot of people want to work with him.", "Well, a lot of people can't.", "Uh, hey.", "Where are we going?" ]	[ "PERSON", "PENNY", "PENNY", "PERSON", "PENNY", "PENNY", "LEONARD" ]	BBT	false	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_7575.wav	You're right, the party's fantastic. Please, tell me more. I haven't heard enough about it all week because hearing about that never gets old!	HOWARD	[ "It was a compromise. I lost.", "Can you believe Stuart's walking around taking credit for this party?", "Who cares?", "What do you mean \"who cares\"? Look at what I pulled off here.\nThe deejay's on fire, there's a Tardis photo booth in the back room, and, oh, my God, the food!", "Stuart wanted Kraft Draculoni and cheese." ]	[ "SHELDON", "RAJ", "HOWARD", "RAJ", "RAJ" ]	BBT	true	Recognize sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
1_8136.wav	Yeah, I'm really looking forward to it. In fact, there's no place I would rather be than here.	PERSON	[ "It's nice that all the people who are lonely on Valentine's Day can come here tonight and be together." ]	[ "RAJ" ]	BBT	true	Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_11257.wav	Doesn't Professor Abbott's family want any of this stuff?	HOWARD	[ "You know, I thought cleaning out a dead professor's office was gonna just be boring, but then I found his dentures and realized it's also gross." ]	[ "RAJ" ]	BBT	false	Determine the presence of sarcastic or ironic elements in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_11526.wav	As you may know, I've been experimenting with elevated anxiety levels, and I thought, what better way to increase my discomfort than to subject myself to an evening of tasteless uncensored crotch talk?	SHELDON	[ "If I were going to Hawaii, I'd spend all my time at the Keck Observatory.\nDid you know that the telescopes there have better resolution than the Hubble?", "Really?\nWant to go to Hawaii?", "Ladies?\nLadies...\nLadies?", "Come in.", "Ladies.", "What's up?" ]	[ "AMY", "PENNY", "SHELDON", "PENNY", "SHELDON", "PENNY" ]	BBT	false	Identify the presence of sarcasm or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_508.wav	Yes, the doctor's say if they remove it, he will die!	CHANDLER	[ "This one's from Joey, feels like a book, think itÕs a book. And itÕs a book!", "Oh its Dr. Suse.", "That book got me through some tough times", "There is a little child inside this man." ]	[ "RACHEL", "PHOEBE", "JOEY", "PERSON" ]	FRIENDS	true	Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_152.wav	Your makeup?	ROSS	[ "Are you referring to my man's bag? At first it I thought it just look good. But its practical too, check it out! Its got compartments for all your stuff. Your wallet, your key, your addressbook." ]	[ "JOEY" ]	FRIENDS	true	Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_567.wav	Well yes Ross, pressing my third nipple opens the delivery entrance to the magical land of Narnia.	CHANDLER	[ "So uh, does it do anything uh special?" ]	[ "ROSS" ]	FRIENDS	true	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_115.wav	I am sorry, we donÕt have your sheep.	CHANDLER	[ "Hey" ]	[ "RACHEL" ]	FRIENDS	true	Determine the presence of sarcastic or ironic elements in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_258.wav	I am telling you, when she leaned back, I could see her brain	CHANDLER	[ "Hey", "So how was Joan?", "Broke up with her", "Why", "Don't tell me, because of the big nostril thing?" ]	[ "CHANDLER", "MONICA", "CHANDLER", "MONICA", "ROSS" ]	FRIENDS	true	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_71.wav	ThatÕs good, just keep rubbing your head. That will turn back time	JOEY	[ "Oh so pretty, this must have cost him a fortune.", "Oh c'mon Ross, remember back in college when he fell in love with Carol and bought the ridiculosly expensive crustal duck?", "What did you just say?", "Crustal duck.", "No, no, no, the love part? Oh my god!" ]	[ "PHOEBE", "CHANDLER", "RACHEL", "CHANDLER", "RACHEL" ]	FRIENDS	true	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_602.wav	No way!	CHANDLER	[ "You wanna hear something that sucks.", "Do I ever.", "Chris says they're closing down the bar." ]	[ "MONICA", "CHANDLER", "MONICA" ]	FRIENDS	false	Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_299.wav	What would you give to a kid if he wanted a ticket to play with?	CHANDLER	[ "One ticket to Yemen? Oh no-no-no, no. No, no, no, I just, I just need a pretend ticket.", "I'm sorry sir, I don't understand." ]	[ "CHANDLER", "PERSON" ]	FRIENDS	false	Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
2_181.wav	Yeah! Look!	JOEY	[ "Oh but look! That's gonna leave a stain!", "Rach! Hey! It's fine! You're at Joey's!", "Really?" ]	[ "RACHEL", "JOEY", "RACHEL" ]	FRIENDS	false	Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_426.wav	Are you kidding? I love that guy! Morning's here! Morning is here,	JOEY	[ "HEY!! Do you Oh come on! Morning's here! Morning's here! The morning is here! Sunshine is here! I" ]	[ "PERSON" ]	FRIENDS	false	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic remarks in the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.
2_590.wav	Yeah, I don't think so Joe.	RACHEL	[ "Uhh, well I've got an audition down the street and I spilled sauce all over the front of my shirt. You got an extra one?", "Yeah, sure. Umm .. here.", "Great. You got anything that's not" ]	[ "JOEY", "RACHEL", "JOEY" ]	FRIENDS	false	Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_8.wav	It's white plastic, with a handle, and it fits onto a stroller.	JOEY	[ "I'm doing research for a book, and I was wondering what someone might do if they left a baby on a city bus.", "Hi, here's the deal. We lost a carseat on a bus today." ]	[ "CHANDLER", "JOEY" ]	FRIENDS	false	Recognize sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_535.wav	So, I'm sorry I just don't think we should go away together yet.	ROSS	[ "spring vacation.", "spring vacation.", "Oh good.", "Look, I .. Look, I'm having a great time with you and I just don't want us to move to fast or put to much pressure on us." ]	[ "PERSON", "ROSS", "PERSON", "ROSS" ]	FRIENDS	false	Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_481.wav	All right.	ROSS	[ "Okay. Let's use this brush.", "Okay. This stuff?", "Yeah." ]	[ "RACHEL", "ROSS", "RACHEL" ]	FRIENDS	false	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic remarks in the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.
2_260.wav	Okay, are you aware unagi is an eel?	CHANDLER	[ "Chandler. I sensed it was you.", "What?!", "Unagi. I'm always aware." ]	[ "ROSS", "CHANDLER", "ROSS" ]	FRIENDS	true	Determine the presence of sarcastic or ironic elements in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_569.wav	Chandler?	PHOEBE	[ "Yeah! Now, why do you want to kill yourself?", "It's just that I uh, have been working for ten years now at this meaningless, dead-end job and nobody here even knows I exist!" ]	[ "PHOEBE", "PERSON" ]	FRIENDS	false	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_44.wav	Whoa, maybe I was!	JOEY	[ "Very life-like and funny. Okay. Oh no-no-no, I wasn't waving at you lady." ]	[ "JOEY" ]	FRIENDS	false	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_180.wav	That oughta do it.	PHOEBE	[ "Where's Chandler?", "Oh, he needed some time to grieve.", "I'm free! I'm free!" ]	[ "RACHEL", "PHOEBE", "CHANDLER" ]	FRIENDS	false	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is conveyed through the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.
2_385.wav	No, I know, but I,he just went on.	RACHEL	[ "May I see your boarding pass?", "Oh, no, no, I don't have one. I just need to talk to my friend.", "Oh, oooh. I'm sorry. You are not allowed on the jetway unless you have a boarding pass." ]	[ "RACHEL", "PERSON", "RACHEL" ]	FRIENDS	false	Identify the presence of sarcasm or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_577.wav	On the other hand in um, in about seven months you're gonna have something that you're gonna love more than any guy you've ever gone out with.	ROSS	[ "It's one more thing in my life that's suddenly completely different. This is hard.", "Yeah I know." ]	[ "RACHEL", "ROSS" ]	FRIENDS	false	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_548.wav	Almost! But first, we gotta start.	PERSON	[ "All right, I'm outta here!", "I'm kidding! I'm kidding!", "So were done then!" ]	[ "RACHEL", "MONICA", "RACHEL" ]	FRIENDS	true	Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
2_292.wav	No, she is going to sit here where itÕs a 112 degrees and eat enchiladas.	DOROTHY	[ "Its Miami in June, only cats are wearing fur!", "You going out?" ]	[ "DOROTHY", "ROSE" ]	GOLDENGIRLS	true	Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
2_489.wav	No, its because I cannot make any sense of those commercials for obsession.	DOROTHY	[ "Sorry I snapped at your Rose. It's just that I am upset, I am very upset.", "Is it because you threw Michael out?" ]	[ "DOROTHY", "ROSE" ]	GOLDENGIRLS	true	Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_129.wav	What are these? Claws?	DOROTHY	[ "Oh Dorothy would please open this jar of nuts for me?", "You couldn't get it open?", "Oh I didn't try. I don't wanna risk cracking a nail." ]	[ "BLANCHE", "DOROTHY", "BLANCHE" ]	GOLDENGIRLS	true	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_175.wav	If you're compiling a mix CD for a double suicide. Oh, I hope that scratching post is for you.	SHELDON	[ "Oh, good Lord.", "God, that's a good song." ]	[ "SHELDON", "LEONARD" ]	BBT	true	Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_276.wav	Yeah, my parents felt that naming me Leonard and putting me in Advanced Placement classes wasn't getting me beaten up enough.	LEONARD	[ "He switched over to high-energy radiation research, had a little mishap, and now the other guys are uncomfortable sitting next to him.", "You're in?", "Yeah, sure, why not?", "Great, we rehearse on Tuesdays at your place.", "Why at my place?", "Department of Energy said our regular space is kind of a hot zone.", "Nice meeting you.", "Yeah, you, too.\nLeonard, I didn't know you played the cello." ]	[ "PERSON", "PERSON", "LEONARD", "PERSON", "LEONARD", "PERSON", "PERSON", "PENNY" ]	BBT	true	Determine the presence of sarcastic or ironic elements in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_506.wav	Not to mention you'd have to power down on saturdays.	SHELDON	[ "I'm with you. I just have to make sure if I'm a synthetic human I'd still be Jewish.", "I promised my mother.", "I suppose you could have your android penis circumcised.", "But that's something your rabbi would have to discuss with the manufacturer." ]	[ "HOWARD", "HOWARD", "RAJ", "RAJ" ]	BBT	false	Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
1_1189.wav	I'm sorry, I am not going back to the Renaissance fair.	SHELDON	[ "That's enough.", "Call me.", "Right.", "Okay, good night.", "What?", "Had a great time. Ciao." ]	[ "PERSON1", "PERSON1", "LEONARD", "PENNY", "PERSON2", "PENNY" ]	BBT	false	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_1470.wav	I don't know. It just died. I'm getting a bunch of static.	PENNY	[ "Hey, guys, I need to use your TV.", "What's wrong with your TV?" ]	[ "PENNY", "SHELDON" ]	BBT	false	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic remarks in the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.
1_1484.wav	The big deal is that nobody touches food on my plate.	SHELDON	[ "Who touched my…", "Penny! Penny did it.", "Why would you do that?", "I don't know. I was hungry?\nWhat's the big deal?" ]	[ "SHELDON", "HOWARD", "SHELDON", "PENNY" ]	BBT	false	Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
1_1560.wav	How nice. Maybe they can carpool when they visit you in federal prison.	SHELDON	[ "So my friend Leonard is gonna take you home.", "Okay. Let's go, friend Leonard.", "I'll call ya.", "So are you a scientist like Howard?", "No one's a scientist like Howard.", "My mother is so gonna love her." ]	[ "HOWARD", "PERSON", "HOWARD", "PERSON", "LEONARD", "HOWARD" ]	BBT	true	Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_1666.wav	Would it work if I just punched you in the face?	LEONARD	[ "it will establish you as the \"alpha\" male.", "You see... when a female witnesses an exhibition of physical domination, she produces the hormone oxytocin.", "If the two of you then engage in intercourse, this will create the biochemical reaction in the brain which lay people naively interpret as \"falling in love.\"", "Huh" ]	[ "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "LEONARD" ]	BBT	false	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is conveyed through the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.
1_1678.wav	Answering the question once and for all why Wolowitz bailed out of medical school.	RAJ	[ "Can you open this for me?", "Can I see your stitches?", "Sure." ]	[ "LEONARD", "RAJ", "LEONARD" ]	BBT	false	Identify the presence of sarcasm or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_1722.wav	My aunt Marion gave them to me for my 12th birthday.	SHELDON	[ "What are you doing here?", "Hang on. 130 over 80. It's a little high.", "We can attribute that to the stress of sneaking past the security desk.", "Where did you get the stethoscope and the blood pressure cuff?" ]	[ "PERSON", "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "PERSON" ]	BBT	false	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_1772.wav	"Dave." Sounds like Leonard's got a new BFF.	HOWARD	[ "There are always do-overs when my people play sports.", "Where were you that's more important than Wii bowling night?", "Actually...", "It's rhetorical.\nThere is nothing more important than Wii bowling night.", "Come on, it's just a video game. And we suck at it.", "Nice motivational speech from the team captain.", "Where were you?" ]	[ "HOWARD", "SHELDON", "LEONARD", "SHELDON", "LEONARD", "SHELDON", "SHELDON" ]	BBT	true	Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_2354.wav	So? Do cocaine smugglers write "cocaine" on the box?	SHELDON	[ "They're here.", "Stay calm. We don't know anything about them yet.", "What are you doing?", "I'm checking for musical instruments.", "Does that sound like castanets to you?", "The box says \"kitchen.\"" ]	[ "SHELDON", "LEONARD", "LEONARD", "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "LEONARD" ]	BBT	true	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_2669.wav	What did you mean when you said you were going to miss me?	LEONARD	[ "What time is it?", "It's 7:00 a.m. I'm sorry it's early, but we're leaving soon, and I needed to talk to you." ]	[ "PENNY", "LEONARD" ]	BBT	false	Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
1_3293.wav	Leonard's work is nearly as amazing as third graders growing lima beans in wet paper towels.	SHELDON	[ "I am.\nAre you interested in physics?", "Oh, I find it fascinating. If I hadn't gone into microbiology, I probably would have gone into physics.\nOr ice dancing.", "Actually, my tests of the Aharonov-Bohm quantum interference effect have reached an interesting point. Right now, we're testing the phase shift due to an electric potential.", "That's amazing.", "Yes." ]	[ "LEONARD", "BERNADETTE", "LEONARD", "BERNADETTE", "SHELDON" ]	BBT	true	Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_3649.wav	Oh, no, no, I said I'm inviting you to come with me to Stan Lee's house.	PENNY	[ "Hi. I'm Penny. This is my friend, Sheldon.", "We're not friends at the moment. Depends on how this goes.", "Right, right. Anyway, Sheldon here is a huge fan of yours, and he was supposed to meet you the other day at the comic book store, but he kind of ended up in jail.", "I see. And you thought you'd just come over to my house uninvited?", "You said we were invited." ]	[ "PENNY", "SHELDON", "PENNY", "PERSON", "SHELDON" ]	BBT	false	Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
1_3837.wav	Excuse me, I'm thirsty, so I'm going to go to the refrigerator and get myself a refreshing beverage.	SHELDON	[ "Oh, there it is: now that you don't have a girlfriend, you want to hang out with me again.", "I never stopped hanging out with you. Oh, please, we all know I'm the friend you call when you have no other options. If we were the Justice League, I'd be Aquaman.", "I wish you were Aquaman. Then I could send you to scoop my mom out of the old lady tank." ]	[ "RAJ", "LEONARD", "HOWARD" ]	BBT	false	Recognize sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
1_4544.wav	Yes. In fact, our menses are synchronized. Penny. Bernadette tells me you're planning a girls' night.	AMY	[ "Besides, Penny and I are having a girls' night tonight.", "Girls' night? What does that entail?", "Oh, you know, girls get together, hang out, share girl talk.", "I'm a girl.", "Oh. Well, maybe you can join us. I'll ask Penny.", "No need. Penny and I are very close.", "You are?" ]	[ "BERNADETTE", "AMY", "BERNADETTE", "AMY", "BERNADETTE", "AMY", "LEONARD" ]	BBT	false	Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_4576.wav	Bernadette dared me to tell a dirty story. "The Miller's Tale" by Chaucer is the dirtiest story I know. It would have been hidden in sock drawers if people in the 14th century had worn socks.	AMY	[ "\"And Absolon hath kist hir nether ye, \"and Nicholas is scalded in the towte.\nThis tale is doon, and God save al the rowte.\"", "What the hell was that?" ]	[ "AMY", "PENNY" ]	BBT	false	Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_4603.wav	Is it possible that she was going for your cheek and you moved and she accidentally got lip? That happens with me and my mom all the time.	HOWARD	[ "to bring us all with you to the year 7010 where we are transported to work at the thinkatorium by telepathically controlled flying dolphins?", "No, Penny kissed me." ]	[ "SHELDON", "LEONARD" ]	BBT	false	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_4789.wav	I don't know. Somebody bigger and... Yeah, sure. Why not you?	PERSON	[ "Stupid Aquaman.", "If it makes you feel any better, when I was dating Penny, she used to flip out on me all the time.", "Whoa. You dated Penny?", "She didn't tell you?", "She told me she dated a guy named Leonard.", "Who would have thought it was you?", "Who else would it be?" ]	[ "RAJ", "LEONARD", "PERSON", "LEONARD", "PERSON", "PERSON", "LEONARD" ]	BBT	true	Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
1_5058.wav	An entire dinner to talk about your research? Where you going, the drive-thru at Jack in the Box?	SHELDON	[ "Yes, I live with him.\nI don't... I-I really don't know why.", "Tonight? Sure, that'd be great. Okay, I'll see you then. Bye.", "She wants to have dinner and talk about my research." ]	[ "LEONARD", "LEONARD", "LEONARD" ]	BBT	true	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is conveyed through the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.
1_5109.wav	Yeah, but you were just sleeping, because I forboded you to have sex.	RAJ	[ "That's very nice of you, but I made other plans.", "Well, just keep in mind that should you ever need a slightly apathetic tertiary friend, I stand at the ready.", "Hi, Howard. Hi, Sheldon.", "Hello. Hey.", "Why are you holding hands? I forbid you to hold hands.", "Rajesh, you know Leonard and I spent the night together." ]	[ "HOWARD", "SHELDON", "PERSON", "SHELDON", "RAJ", "PERSON" ]	BBT	false	Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
1_5134.wav	Oh, yeah, yeah. It's real great. Today I drove to Van Nuys for an audition I thought was going to be for a cat food commercial. Turned out to be porn.	PENNY	[ "Thank you, Leonard. That doesn't make it sound boring at all.", "So, how you holding up?", "I'm fine.", "Oh, who are you kidding? She's breathtaking.", "So, Penny, Leonard tells me you're an actress. That must be pretty exciting." ]	[ "PERSON", "AMY", "PENNY", "AMY", "PERSON" ]	BBT	true	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic remarks in the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.
1_5211.wav	Saying that while holding a snowflake is a bit heavy-handed, don't you think?	AMY	[ "Um, no.", "You should get one.", "What's that?", "It appears to be something preserved between two pieces of acrylic.", "Oh, it's a snowflake from the North Pole. Leonard gave it to me last year.", "Oh, God, that is so romantic.", "Yeah, it was.", "Leonard's really one of a kind." ]	[ "BERNADETTE", "AMY", "BERNADETTE", "AMY", "PENNY", "BERNADETTE", "PENNY", "BERNADETTE" ]	BBT	true	Determine the presence of sarcastic or ironic elements in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_5496.wav	Okay, Amy, you're being silly. I'm not concerned about who hangs out with who. And I certainly don't have a problem with Leonard's new girlfriend who wears way too much makeup. Ooh, these are cute. Of course if I buy them, I'll have to rent my womb out to a gay couple.	PENNY	[ "That bitch is crafty.", "You think?", "Of course. How does the cheetah attack a herd of wildebeests? By going after its weakest member.", "Well, what makes me the weakest member?", "Your trusting nature coupled with your teeny-tiny body. You wouldn't last a minute on the Serengeti." ]	[ "AMY", "BERNADETTE", "AMY", "BERNADETTE", "AMY" ]	BBT	true	Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_5581.wav	I gargled with tequila and may have swallowed a teeny bit.	SHELDON	[ "Hey, have you told your parents you're dating this short glass of skim milk here?", "Uh... that's different.\nFirst of all, we're not engaged; and second, Indian parents are very protective of their children.", "Right, right, whereas Jewish mothers take a casual, la-di-da approach to their sons." ]	[ "HOWARD", "PERSON", "HOWARD" ]	BBT	false	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is conveyed through the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.
1_5617.wav	is an event that's like a heart attack.	SHELDON	[ "Yeah, I'm saying, it'd be easier to lift a car.", "What can I tell you? After I found the courage to put her pants back on, I was unstoppable.", "So, how is she?", "They're running tests-- I don't know.", "It may have been a heart attack or heart-attack-like event.", "What's the difference?", "A heart-attack-like event" ]	[ "PENNY", "HOWARD", "LEONARD", "HOWARD", "HOWARD", "PENNY", "SHELDON" ]	BBT	true	Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
1_5751.wav	Of course you do. You're a cutie pie! Any girl would be lucky to have you!	BERNADETTE	[ "What the hell is wrong with you?!", "Well...\nYou were always so nice to me, I thought maybe you liked me.", "I'm nice to everyone!", "I'm sorry.", "Damn right, you're sorry!", "And you tell Howard there's never been anything between us!", "I will. Hey, Bernadette?", "What?!", "Do you think I have a shot with Penny?" ]	[ "BERNADETTE", "RAJ", "BERNADETTE", "RAJ", "BERNADETTE", "BERNADETTE", "RAJ", "BERNADETTE", "RAJ" ]	BBT	false	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic remarks in the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.
1_6032.wav	You see betrayal in others, but not yourself.	SHELDON	[ "What choice did I have? She went behind my back and turned my own mother against me.", "Wow. You're not only our first astronaut.\nYou're also the first one of us to kick a girl out of bed.", "You're like a rock star.", "Little bit.", "I hate to say it, but she did kind of betray you." ]	[ "HOWARD", "RAJ", "RAJ", "HOWARD", "LEONARD" ]	BBT	true	Perceive the use of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
1_6039.wav	I don't know what I'm going to do. I don't want to break up over this.	BERNADETTE	[ "He can't go to space.", "He's like a baby bird.", "Do you know he once got an asthma attack from reading an old library book?", "You're kidding.", "No, I was there that day.", "Sheldon threw his back out handing him that book." ]	[ "BERNADETTE", "BERNADETTE", "BERNADETTE", "AMY", "PENNY", "PENNY" ]	BBT	false	Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
1_6165.wav	Yes, there's nothing quite like the slightly widened eyes of mildly startled.	SHELDON	[ "Okay, all right.", "That one was clever.", "Skeleton with phosphorous on a zip line.", "Come on out, merry pranksters.", "Take a bow.", "You should've seen your face." ]	[ "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "RAJ" ]	BBT	true	Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
1_6221.wav	Well, if you don't mind looking like an orange traffic cone, great.	BERNADETTE	[ "So, Bernadette, how goes the hunt for bridesmaid dresses?" ]	[ "PENNY" ]	BBT	true	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_6370.wav	Oh, of course he is. She's very interesting. Did you know, when she was 14, she severed the webbing between her own toes?	SHELDON	[ "consider changing disciplines.\nYeah, to the humanities-- perhaps history.", "One of the advantages of teaching history is that you don't have to create things.", "You know, you just have to remember stuff that happened and then parrot it back.", "You could have fun with that.", "Yeah, that's not it.", "Stuart's kind of interested in Amy." ]	[ "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "LEONARD", "LEONARD" ]	BBT	true	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is conveyed through the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.
1_6504.wav	Oh, I see why you're confused. No, her news sounded important, but what you're forgetting is, it was an achievement in the field of biology. That's all about yucky, squishy things.	SHELDON	[ "It's probably a euphemism for urination.", "Sheldon, what is wrong with you?", "Not much. Although, I can be faulted for being overly fond of koala bears.", "I don't know what it is, when they smart munching on eucalyptus, I just melt inside.", "Okay, Amy just told you some exciting news, and you acted like it was no big deal." ]	[ "SHELDON", "PENNY", "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "PENNY" ]	BBT	true	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is conveyed through the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.
1_6769.wav	Hope your hands are steady. It's the width of a single hair. But this is just biology, so I'm sure it's no problem for a genius like you.	AMY	[ "All right.", "I'm no stranger to a little gray matter.", "Locus coeruleus.", "Locus coeruleus.", "You're getting warmer-- it is, indeed, in the brain." ]	[ "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "AMY" ]	BBT	true	Determine the presence of sarcastic or ironic elements in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_7341.wav	I am talking to a man in space. If you don't have the (walkie-talkie static) then he might as well be at the Coffee Bean over on Lake Street.	SHELDON	[ "You know, joking, kidding around, hurting feelings.", "Okay, my turn. \nLet me talk to him.", "Go ahead.", "2311 North Los Robles Avenue, Pasadena, California to International Space Station.\nCan you read me? Over.", "(imitates walkie-talkie static) Yes, I read you, Sheldon.", "Copy that. Over. (imitates walkie-talkie static)", "What are you doing?" ]	[ "HOWARD", "SHELDON", "LEONARD", "SHELDON", "HOWARD", "SHELDON", "LEONARD" ]	BBT	false	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic remarks in the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.
1_7395.wav	Well, if that's all it takes, it's a good thing you don't have a dog.	AMY	[ "You slept with him?", "I didn't know what else to do.\nHe had those big, sad eyes.", "Oh, sure, you had no choice.", "He looked at me like this." ]	[ "AMY", "PENNY", "BERNADETTE", "PENNY" ]	BBT	true	Determine the presence of sarcastic or ironic elements in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_7400.wav	Of course, it is... it's been in the news. And it's a very famous boson.	PENNY	[ "There are some charts in the back where I kept track of shape, color and consistency.", "Disgusting.", "No, what's disgusting is he's still keeping track.", "Why do you need all this stuff...?", "No, no, no, no... Sorry!", "I am glad you asked.", "Yeah, are you familiar with the Higgs boson?" ]	[ "SHELDON", "PENNY", "LEONARD", "PENNY", "LEONARD", "SHELDON", "SHELDON" ]	BBT	false	Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_7443.wav	We've kind of been involved in a five-year experiment.	PENNY	[ "in town were starting to say I was a witch.", "Sheldon thinks the approach in this paper might change the way we calculate ferromagnetic hysteresis.", "Oh, it's about time. I hated the old way.", "Hi. I'm Penny.", "Alex.\nUh, do you work with Dr. Hofstadter?", "In a way." ]	[ "SHELDON", "PERSON", "PENNY", "PENNY", "PERSON", "PENNY" ]	BBT	false	Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_7449.wav	Okay, the NASA Web site says Howard's final descent has begun.	RAJ	[ "or Leonard's gym membership.", "We're not kicking him out. \nStuart and I have become good friends.", "Okay, one vote for, one vote against.\nLeonard, you're the tiebreaker.", "I don't have a problem with Stuart.\nBesides, he gives us a 20% discount at his comic book store.", "Well, I don't sell my friendship that cheaply.", "I can go 30.", "Welcome aboard, old chum." ]	[ "SHELDON", "RAJ", "SHELDON", "LEONARD", "SHELDON", "PERSON", "SHELDON" ]	BBT	false	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is conveyed through the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.
1_7494.wav	that sounds a little funny to an American ear.	PERSON	[ "Wow, so you guys are like buds now?", "Oh, yeah, we hang out all the time.", "Plus, he doesn't have a girlfriend, I don't have a girlfriend.", "It's like we both had these holes in our lives, but now we fill each other's holes." ]	[ "HOWARD", "RAJ", "PERSON", "RAJ" ]	BBT	false	Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_7675.wav	Anyway, to this day, I still can't see a box of crayons without crossing my legs.	PENNY	[ "Damn.", "Well, at least when we do make love, Sheldon won't be thinking about his mother.", "And yes, that is a cleverly veiled reference to Howard's lifelong obsession to crawl back into her spacious womb." ]	[ "PENNY", "AMY", "AMY" ]	BBT	false	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_7894.wav	I did. The guy at the liquor store said this stuff tastes great in coffee.	RAJ	[ "Do you really think you should be drinking right now?", "How else am I supposed to talk to the Human Resources lady?", "I don't know. Seek professional help?" ]	[ "HOWARD", "RAJ", "HOWARD" ]	BBT	false	Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
1_7938.wav	Come on, let's just start walking. There's got to be a gas station or something nearby.	LEONARD	[ "What if we were to get in a car with a crazy person?", "Look at us, Sheldon.\nWe're the crazy people.", "Well, perhaps we should hold up a sign that assures passing motorists of our mental competence.", "Good idea.\nWhy don't you get started on that?" ]	[ "SHELDON", "LEONARD", "SHELDON", "HOWARD" ]	BBT	false	Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_8746.wav	I enjoyed it. When you told me I was going to be "losing my virginity," I didn't think you meant showing me <i>Raiders of the Lost Ark</i> for the first time.	AMY	[ "So what'd you think?", "It was good.", "That's it?", "\"Good\"?" ]	[ "SHELDON", "AMY", "SHELDON", "SHELDON" ]	BBT	true	Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_9087.wav	Why? Because I got an ugly, itchy sweater, and my brother got a car? No, I was her favorite.	LEONARD	[ "Yup, oh... here you go.", "Oh, thank you.", "Here, get yourself an eraser for your troubles.", "Oh-ho.\nI forgot about this. \nMy aunt made it for me when I started college.", "Aw, did she hate you?" ]	[ "LEONARD", "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "LEONARD", "PENNY" ]	BBT	true	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_9245.wav	Can we talk about something else? Do you know that I yodel?	SHELDON	[ "Yes.", "And some people in the science community are calling it \"The Wonder Blunder.\"", "Who? Give me their names.\nI bet it's Wolowitz.", "It's just such a fascinating story. Your calculations are way off, but they find the element anyway.", "It's like misreading a treasure map and still finding the treasure." ]	[ "SHELDON", "PERSON", "SHELDON", "PERSON", "PERSON" ]	BBT	false	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_9971.wav	I was gonna say we pick up a cake or a pie. But an insult to her faith is always thoughtful.	HOWARD	[ "We can't show up to your mom's empty-handed. \nWe should bring something.", "I already am.\nI'm bringing the gift of knowledge.", "Oh, boy.", "Despite what her Bible says, recent archeological studies indicate that although camels are referenced in the Old Testament, they didn't exist in the Middle East until hundreds of years later." ]	[ "HOWARD", "SHELDON", "HOWARD", "SHELDON" ]	BBT	true	Identify the presence of sarcasm or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_10829.wav	On the bright side, that Oxford study was right. One friend down. I wonder who you're going to lose next.	SHELDON	[ "You would leave me out of the conversation with the next guy if you dump Leonard?", "Why say it? Yes!", "Well, I would never leave you off my list, and not just because, without you, we're playing fast and loose with the word list.", "Well, good job. Now she hates me.", "Great." ]	[ "RAJ", "PENNY", "RAJ", "PENNY", "RAJ" ]	BBT	true	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_11006.wav	Maybe it's a good thing we came here. It's like a lesson in what not to do.	PENNY	[ "Well, if I do well in sales, I could end up making a lot more money than you.", "Not a problem. I grew up with a mother who emasculated my father financially and in every other aspect of his life, so...", "...really, it's what I think love looks like.", "I'll be right back. I'm gonna go check on him." ]	[ "PENNY", "LEONARD", "LEONARD", "BERNADETTE" ]	BBT	true	Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
1_11046.wav	Wow, he really went where no man has gone before.	HOWARD	[ "Red Zinger with one teaspoon of honey.", "Thank you.\nNeat<i> Star Trek</i> mug.", "I actually have one of the phasers from the original TV show.", "Oh, cool.\nHow'd you get that?", "Oh, easy, Gene Roddenberry needed a vasectomy.", "Wait a minute.\nYou've snipped Gene Roddenberry's vas deferens?", "Yes." ]	[ "SHELDON", "PERSON", "PERSON", "HOWARD", "PERSON", "SHELDON", "PERSON" ]	BBT	false	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic remarks in the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.
1_11051.wav	Well, he said it was a tribble. It could be a toupee, but either way, it's pretty cool.	PERSON	[ "Ooh.\nHe was so happy after he passed it, he gave me a Terminator.", "That is amazing.\nHow long have you been collecting?", "Ever since I was a kid, but, uh, I didn't really get serious until William Shatner's bladder infection.", "What'd you get? What'd you get?" ]	[ "PERSON", "LEONARD", "PERSON", "SHELDON" ]	BBT	false	Recognize sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
1_11236.wav	Oh, you're hardly out of the woods, no. You still run the risk of infection, a blood clot, the possibility that an inattentive surgeon let a barn spider lay eggs in your nose.	SHELDON	[ "Wow. I don't know which hurts worse-- my nose or my heart.", "Well, I'm done speaking to you.", "Don't be like that. You two need to talk this out.", "Yeah, 'cause you sound really funny.", "Sheldon, I'm sorry I didn't tell you about the surgery, but you were worried about nothing." ]	[ "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "AMY", "PENNY", "LEONARD" ]	BBT	false	Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_11242.wav	I love that you take pride in your looks, even when I have to pee in the morning, and you're in there spending an hour on your hair.	BERNADETTE	[ "I was not panicked, and I am not overly attached to Leonard.", "You were so worried that you smashed your face trying to check on me.\nYou love me.", "Yeah. Tell me those aren't the words of a man with a spider eating its way through his brain.", "Amy, you're a neuroscientist.\nCrack his skull open, spray some Raid in there." ]	[ "SHELDON", "LEONARD", "SHELDON", "SHELDON" ]	BBT	true	Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
1_11889.wav	Yeah, we just want to have the kind of dinner that we've all had here so many times before.	BERNADETTE	[ "Hi. Hello.", "Oh, and a special hello to Leonard, who needs to be mentioned by name.", "Subtle.", "But you got it, right?", "Hey, guys.", "Hey. Hi. Hello.", "I just want everyone to know, uh, tonight's not a sad occasion." ]	[ "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "LEONARD", "SHELDON", "HOWARD", "PENNY", "HOWARD" ]	BBT	false	Identify the presence of sarcasm or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_11913.wav	It's why my people wandered the desert for 40 years. Took that long to walk it off.	HOWARD	[ "I don't think I've eaten that much in my entire life." ]	[ "PENNY" ]	BBT	true	Recognize sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
1_11928.wav	And if I had a friend, they might have told me that.	AMY	[ "All right, Amy's in charge of pricing and being 75.", "Hey, Penny, can you give me a hand with this?", "Sure. Aw, we had one of these growing up. I used to play all the time.", "Oh, yeah? I love Ping-Pong.", "Oh, I meant beer pong.", "I had a table, too, but I didn't have any friends, so all I did was serve.", "You know, you can leave one side up and play against it." ]	[ "HOWARD", "RAJ", "PENNY", "RAJ", "PENNY", "AMY", "BERNADETTE" ]	BBT	false	Identify the presence of sarcasm or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
1_12320.wav	Oh, yes, we've got the moon and the trees and... Elizabeth McNulty, who apparently died when she was the same age I am.	RAJ	[ "Okay. Well, then it's settled: small indoor church wedding, black-tie, no butterflies.", "Sounds perfect. Great.", "You still didn't pick a date.", "Stay out of it! Shut up!" ]	[ "LEONARD", "PENNY", "SHELDON", "PENNY" ]	BBT	false	Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_60.wav

It's just a privilege to watch your mind at work.

SHELDON

[ "I never would have identified the fingerprints of string theory in the aftermath of the Big Bang.", "My apologies. What's your plan?" ]

[ "LEONARD", "SHELDON" ]

BBT

true

Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_182.wav

No. The dark crescent-shaped patterns under your arms conceal it nicely.

SHELDON

[ "How do I look?", "Could you be more specific?", "Can you tell I'm perspiring a little?" ]

[ "LEONARD", "SHELDON", "LEONARD" ]

BBT

true

Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_467.wav

That woman looks exactly like the pictures of Princess Panchali in the book. How often does one see a beloved fictional character come to life?

SHELDON

[ "When I was a little boy and got sick, which was most of the time, my mother would read it to me.", "It's about an Indian princess who befriends a monkey who was mocked by all the other monkeys because he was different.", "For some reason, I related to it quite strongly.", "I know the reason.", "We all know the reason.", "Sheldon, what are you getting at?" ]

[ "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "PENNY", "LEONARD", "LEONARD" ]

BBT

false

Determine the presence of sarcastic or ironic elements in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_1638.wav

The blunt instrument that will be the focus of my murder trial?

LEONARD

[ "What, Sheldon? What, Sheldon?! What, Sheldon?!", "Tell me what you see here." ]

[ "LEONARD", "SHELDON" ]

BBT

true

Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic remarks in the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.

1_1973.wav

I hope I'm a waitress at the Cheesecake Factory for my whole life.

PENNY

[ "Ask me why.", "Do I have to?", "Of course. That's how you move a conversation forward.", "Why?", "The learning opportunities would be abundant.", "Additionally, I like having my belly scratched." ]

[ "SHELDON", "LEONARD", "SHELDON", "LEONARD", "SHELDON", "SHELDON" ]

BBT

true

Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_2423.wav

Provided he has already read and is familiar with the reestablishment of the DC multiverse.

SHELDON

[ "Everybody's staring at me.", "Don't worry, they're more scared of you than you are of them.", "Unlikely.", "Here, what about this one for my nephew?", "A superb choice.", "Oh, great." ]

[ "PENNY", "LEONARD", "PENNY", "PENNY", "SHELDON", "PENNY" ]

BBT

false

Recognize when sarcasm or irony is conveyed through the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.

1_3177.wav

Not a great movie, but look at that beautiful desert.

RAJ

[ "We did it. We have the west coast feed of hbo.", "Ooh,real sex.", "Big deal. Every time I watch that show, it's old women putting condoms on cucumbers.", "All right,let's see what's on the east coast feed.", "Dune." ]

[ "RAJ", "HOWARD", "RAJ", "LEONARD", "RAJ" ]

BBT

false

Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_4286.wav

All right, all right. He can buy his own desk.

SHELDON

[ "and a super executive ant farm with glow-in-the-dark sand?", "- What if he buys his own desk?", "Yeah, what if I buy my own desk?", "- That's ridiculous.", "- Why?", "Because…", "Yes?", "It's my office." ]

[ "SHELDON", "HOWARD", "RAJ", "SHELDON", "RAJ", "SHELDON", "RAJ", "SHELDON" ]

BBT

false

Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_4639.wav

Well, I'm just glad you finally found yourself a keeper.

PERSON

[ "and pump it into his mom's Camry.", "Yeah, that's great. It's a funny story. Moving on.", "And Donnie was a rocket scientist compared to that boy who wanted to get beer pong into the olympics.", "What was his name, sweetheart?", "Curtis, and I'm pretty sure he was joking.", "I don't know. That petition looked real to me.", "Yeah, okay, I think this ends the ex-boyfriend portion of our evening." ]

[ "PERSON", "PENNY", "PERSON", "PERSON", "PENNY", "PERSON", "PENNY" ]

BBT

false

Recognize sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.

1_4995.wav

Hey, you taught me something. Who would have thought it?

SHELDON

[ "Why not? It seems like you're improvising your entire curriculum.", "This is all about listening and responding.", "Gotcha.", "I'm going to create a character and a situation, and you just jump in when you feel it.", "All right.", "All right.", "Action.", "Okay, it's not a movie. It's improv. So no one calls \"action.\"" ]

[ "SHELDON", "PENNY", "SHELDON", "PENNY", "SHELDON", "PENNY", "SHELDON", "PENNY" ]

BBT

true

Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_5571.wav

Yes, I'd like a seven-day course of penicillin, some, uh, syrup of ipecac-- to induce vomiting-- and a mint.

SHELDON

[ "The backwash into this glass is every pathogen that calls your mouth home, sweet home.", "Not to mention the visitors who arrive on the dancing tongue of your subtropical girlfriend.", "Hey! That's my sister and my country you're talking about.", "Leonard may have defiled one, but I won't have you talking smack about the other.", "You guys ready to order?" ]

[ "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "RAJ", "RAJ", "BERNADETTE" ]

BBT

true

Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.

1_6065.wav

Frankly, Mom, I'm encouraged to see how advanced your group has become-- willing to sail out into the ocean without fear of falling off the edge.

SHELDON

[ "All-you-can-eat Last Supper Buffet. \nAnd my personal favorite, Gunning with God.", "What's Gunning with God? I'm afraid to ask.", "Oh, it is a hoot and a half.", "You write your sins on a clay pigeon, they fire 'em up in the air, and you pulverize them with a 12-gauge shotgun full of our Lord's forgiveness." ]

[ "PERSON", "LEONARD", "PERSON", "PERSON" ]

BBT

true

Recognize sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.

1_6211.wav

No. You mean this was all a ruse? Oh, how could I be so stu...

SHELDON

[ "Oh, no! I can't!", "Hurry! \nWe're running out of time!", "- Okay.", "Just do it!", "Oh, God!\nOne... two...\nthree!", "Trick or treat, bubbeleh.", "What?\n(laughing)" ]

[ "SHELDON", "BERNADETTE", "SHELDON", "BERNADETTE", "SHELDON", "HOWARD", "SHELDON" ]

BBT

false

Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic remarks in the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.

1_7445.wav

My limbic system wants to take your pants off.

PENNY

[ "Uh, do you work with Dr. Hofstadter?", "In a way.", "We've kind of been involved in a five-year experiment.", "Oh. Well, you're lucky. He seems very talented.\nAnd I'm sure a lot of people want to work with him.", "Well, a lot of people can't.", "Uh, hey.", "Where are we going?" ]

[ "PERSON", "PENNY", "PENNY", "PERSON", "PENNY", "PENNY", "LEONARD" ]

BBT

false

Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_7575.wav

You're right, the party's fantastic. Please, tell me more. I haven't heard enough about it all week because hearing about that never gets old!

HOWARD

[ "It was a compromise. I lost.", "Can you believe Stuart's walking around taking credit for this party?", "Who cares?", "What do you mean \"who cares\"? Look at what I pulled off here.\nThe deejay's on fire, there's a Tardis photo booth in the back room, and, oh, my God, the food!", "Stuart wanted Kraft Draculoni and cheese." ]

[ "SHELDON", "RAJ", "HOWARD", "RAJ", "RAJ" ]

BBT

true

Recognize sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.

1_8136.wav

Yeah, I'm really looking forward to it. In fact, there's no place I would rather be than here.

PERSON

[ "It's nice that all the people who are lonely on Valentine's Day can come here tonight and be together." ]

[ "RAJ" ]

BBT

true

Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_11257.wav

Doesn't Professor Abbott's family want any of this stuff?

HOWARD

[ "You know, I thought cleaning out a dead professor's office was gonna just be boring, but then I found his dentures and realized it's also gross." ]

[ "RAJ" ]

BBT

false

Determine the presence of sarcastic or ironic elements in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_11526.wav

As you may know, I've been experimenting with elevated anxiety levels, and I thought, what better way to increase my discomfort than to subject myself to an evening of tasteless uncensored crotch talk?

SHELDON

[ "If I were going to Hawaii, I'd spend all my time at the Keck Observatory.\nDid you know that the telescopes there have better resolution than the Hubble?", "Really?\nWant to go to Hawaii?", "Ladies?\nLadies...\nLadies?", "Come in.", "Ladies.", "What's up?" ]

[ "AMY", "PENNY", "SHELDON", "PENNY", "SHELDON", "PENNY" ]

BBT

false

Identify the presence of sarcasm or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

2_508.wav

Yes, the doctor's say if they remove it, he will die!

CHANDLER

[ "This one's from Joey, feels like a book, think itÕs a book. And itÕs a book!", "Oh its Dr. Suse.", "That book got me through some tough times", "There is a little child inside this man." ]

[ "RACHEL", "PHOEBE", "JOEY", "PERSON" ]

FRIENDS

true

Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.

2_152.wav

Your makeup?

ROSS

[ "Are you referring to my man's bag? At first it I thought it just look good. But its practical too, check it out! Its got compartments for all your stuff. Your wallet, your key, your addressbook." ]

[ "JOEY" ]

FRIENDS

true

Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.

2_567.wav

Well yes Ross, pressing my third nipple opens the delivery entrance to the magical land of Narnia.

CHANDLER

[ "So uh, does it do anything uh special?" ]

[ "ROSS" ]

FRIENDS

true

Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

2_115.wav

I am sorry, we donÕt have your sheep.

CHANDLER

[ "Hey" ]

[ "RACHEL" ]

FRIENDS

true

Determine the presence of sarcastic or ironic elements in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

2_258.wav

I am telling you, when she leaned back, I could see her brain

CHANDLER

[ "Hey", "So how was Joan?", "Broke up with her", "Why", "Don't tell me, because of the big nostril thing?" ]

[ "CHANDLER", "MONICA", "CHANDLER", "MONICA", "ROSS" ]

FRIENDS

true

Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

2_71.wav

ThatÕs good, just keep rubbing your head. That will turn back time

JOEY

[ "Oh so pretty, this must have cost him a fortune.", "Oh c'mon Ross, remember back in college when he fell in love with Carol and bought the ridiculosly expensive crustal duck?", "What did you just say?", "Crustal duck.", "No, no, no, the love part? Oh my god!" ]

[ "PHOEBE", "CHANDLER", "RACHEL", "CHANDLER", "RACHEL" ]

FRIENDS

true

Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

2_602.wav

No way!

CHANDLER

[ "You wanna hear something that sucks.", "Do I ever.", "Chris says they're closing down the bar." ]

[ "MONICA", "CHANDLER", "MONICA" ]

FRIENDS

false

Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

2_299.wav

What would you give to a kid if he wanted a ticket to play with?

CHANDLER

[ "One ticket to Yemen? Oh no-no-no, no. No, no, no, I just, I just need a pretend ticket.", "I'm sorry sir, I don't understand." ]

[ "CHANDLER", "PERSON" ]

FRIENDS

false

Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.

2_181.wav

Yeah! Look!

JOEY

[ "Oh but look! That's gonna leave a stain!", "Rach! Hey! It's fine! You're at Joey's!", "Really?" ]

[ "RACHEL", "JOEY", "RACHEL" ]

FRIENDS

false

Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

2_426.wav

Are you kidding? I love that guy! Morning's here! Morning is here,

JOEY

[ "HEY!! Do you Oh come on! Morning's here! Morning's here! The morning is here! Sunshine is here! I" ]

[ "PERSON" ]

FRIENDS

false

Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic remarks in the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.

2_590.wav

Yeah, I don't think so Joe.

RACHEL

[ "Uhh, well I've got an audition down the street and I spilled sauce all over the front of my shirt. You got an extra one?", "Yeah, sure. Umm .. here.", "Great. You got anything that's not" ]

[ "JOEY", "RACHEL", "JOEY" ]

FRIENDS

false

Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.

2_8.wav

It's white plastic, with a handle, and it fits onto a stroller.

JOEY

[ "I'm doing research for a book, and I was wondering what someone might do if they left a baby on a city bus.", "Hi, here's the deal. We lost a carseat on a bus today." ]

[ "CHANDLER", "JOEY" ]

FRIENDS

false

Recognize sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.

2_535.wav

So, I'm sorry I just don't think we should go away together yet.

ROSS

[ "spring vacation.", "spring vacation.", "Oh good.", "Look, I .. Look, I'm having a great time with you and I just don't want us to move to fast or put to much pressure on us." ]

[ "PERSON", "ROSS", "PERSON", "ROSS" ]

FRIENDS

false

Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.

2_481.wav

All right.

ROSS

[ "Okay. Let's use this brush.", "Okay. This stuff?", "Yeah." ]

[ "RACHEL", "ROSS", "RACHEL" ]

FRIENDS

false

Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic remarks in the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.

2_260.wav

Okay, are you aware unagi is an eel?

CHANDLER

[ "Chandler. I sensed it was you.", "What?!", "Unagi. I'm always aware." ]

[ "ROSS", "CHANDLER", "ROSS" ]

FRIENDS

true

Determine the presence of sarcastic or ironic elements in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

2_569.wav

Chandler?

PHOEBE

[ "Yeah! Now, why do you want to kill yourself?", "It's just that I uh, have been working for ten years now at this meaningless, dead-end job and nobody here even knows I exist!" ]

[ "PHOEBE", "PERSON" ]

FRIENDS

false

Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

2_44.wav

Whoa, maybe I was!

JOEY

[ "Very life-like and funny. Okay. Oh no-no-no, I wasn't waving at you lady." ]

[ "JOEY" ]

FRIENDS

false

Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

2_180.wav

That oughta do it.

PHOEBE

[ "Where's Chandler?", "Oh, he needed some time to grieve.", "I'm free! I'm free!" ]

[ "RACHEL", "PHOEBE", "CHANDLER" ]

FRIENDS

false

Recognize when sarcasm or irony is conveyed through the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.

2_385.wav

No, I know, but I,he just went on.

RACHEL

[ "May I see your boarding pass?", "Oh, no, no, I don't have one. I just need to talk to my friend.", "Oh, oooh. I'm sorry. You are not allowed on the jetway unless you have a boarding pass." ]

[ "RACHEL", "PERSON", "RACHEL" ]

FRIENDS

false

Identify the presence of sarcasm or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

2_577.wav

On the other hand in um, in about seven months you're gonna have something that you're gonna love more than any guy you've ever gone out with.

ROSS

[ "It's one more thing in my life that's suddenly completely different. This is hard.", "Yeah I know." ]

[ "RACHEL", "ROSS" ]

FRIENDS

false

Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

2_548.wav

Almost! But first, we gotta start.

PERSON

[ "All right, I'm outta here!", "I'm kidding! I'm kidding!", "So were done then!" ]

[ "RACHEL", "MONICA", "RACHEL" ]

FRIENDS

true

Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.

2_292.wav

No, she is going to sit here where itÕs a 112 degrees and eat enchiladas.

DOROTHY

[ "Its Miami in June, only cats are wearing fur!", "You going out?" ]

[ "DOROTHY", "ROSE" ]

GOLDENGIRLS

true

Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.

2_489.wav

No, its because I cannot make any sense of those commercials for obsession.

DOROTHY

[ "Sorry I snapped at your Rose. It's just that I am upset, I am very upset.", "Is it because you threw Michael out?" ]

[ "DOROTHY", "ROSE" ]

GOLDENGIRLS

true

Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

2_129.wav

What are these? Claws?

DOROTHY

[ "Oh Dorothy would please open this jar of nuts for me?", "You couldn't get it open?", "Oh I didn't try. I don't wanna risk cracking a nail." ]

[ "BLANCHE", "DOROTHY", "BLANCHE" ]

GOLDENGIRLS

true

Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_175.wav

If you're compiling a mix CD for a double suicide. Oh, I hope that scratching post is for you.

SHELDON

[ "Oh, good Lord.", "God, that's a good song." ]

[ "SHELDON", "LEONARD" ]

BBT

true

Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_276.wav

Yeah, my parents felt that naming me Leonard and putting me in Advanced Placement classes wasn't getting me beaten up enough.

LEONARD

[ "He switched over to high-energy radiation research, had a little mishap, and now the other guys are uncomfortable sitting next to him.", "You're in?", "Yeah, sure, why not?", "Great, we rehearse on Tuesdays at your place.", "Why at my place?", "Department of Energy said our regular space is kind of a hot zone.", "Nice meeting you.", "Yeah, you, too.\nLeonard, I didn't know you played the cello." ]

[ "PERSON", "PERSON", "LEONARD", "PERSON", "LEONARD", "PERSON", "PERSON", "PENNY" ]

BBT

true

Determine the presence of sarcastic or ironic elements in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_506.wav

Not to mention you'd have to power down on saturdays.

SHELDON

[ "I'm with you. I just have to make sure if I'm a synthetic human I'd still be Jewish.", "I promised my mother.", "I suppose you could have your android penis circumcised.", "But that's something your rabbi would have to discuss with the manufacturer." ]

[ "HOWARD", "HOWARD", "RAJ", "RAJ" ]

BBT

false

Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.

1_1189.wav

I'm sorry, I am not going back to the Renaissance fair.

SHELDON

[ "That's enough.", "Call me.", "Right.", "Okay, good night.", "What?", "Had a great time. Ciao." ]

[ "PERSON1", "PERSON1", "LEONARD", "PENNY", "PERSON2", "PENNY" ]

BBT

false

Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_1470.wav

I don't know. It just died. I'm getting a bunch of static.

PENNY

[ "Hey, guys, I need to use your TV.", "What's wrong with your TV?" ]

[ "PENNY", "SHELDON" ]

BBT

false

Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic remarks in the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.

1_1484.wav

The big deal is that nobody touches food on my plate.

SHELDON

[ "Who touched my…", "Penny! Penny did it.", "Why would you do that?", "I don't know. I was hungry?\nWhat's the big deal?" ]

[ "SHELDON", "HOWARD", "SHELDON", "PENNY" ]

BBT

false

Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.

1_1560.wav

How nice. Maybe they can carpool when they visit you in federal prison.

SHELDON

[ "So my friend Leonard is gonna take you home.", "Okay. Let's go, friend Leonard.", "I'll call ya.", "So are you a scientist like Howard?", "No one's a scientist like Howard.", "My mother is so gonna love her." ]

[ "HOWARD", "PERSON", "HOWARD", "PERSON", "LEONARD", "HOWARD" ]

BBT

true

Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_1666.wav

Would it work if I just punched you in the face?

LEONARD

[ "it will establish you as the \"alpha\" male.", "You see... when a female witnesses an exhibition of physical domination, she produces the hormone oxytocin.", "If the two of you then engage in intercourse, this will create the biochemical reaction in the brain which lay people naively interpret as \"falling in love.\"", "Huh" ]

[ "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "LEONARD" ]

BBT

false

Recognize when sarcasm or irony is conveyed through the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.

1_1678.wav

Answering the question once and for all why Wolowitz bailed out of medical school.

RAJ

[ "Can you open this for me?", "Can I see your stitches?", "Sure." ]

[ "LEONARD", "RAJ", "LEONARD" ]

BBT

false

Identify the presence of sarcasm or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_1722.wav

My aunt Marion gave them to me for my 12th birthday.

SHELDON

[ "What are you doing here?", "Hang on. 130 over 80. It's a little high.", "We can attribute that to the stress of sneaking past the security desk.", "Where did you get the stethoscope and the blood pressure cuff?" ]

[ "PERSON", "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "PERSON" ]

BBT

false

Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_1772.wav

"Dave." Sounds like Leonard's got a new BFF.

HOWARD

[ "There are always do-overs when my people play sports.", "Where were you that's more important than Wii bowling night?", "Actually...", "It's rhetorical.\nThere is nothing more important than Wii bowling night.", "Come on, it's just a video game. And we suck at it.", "Nice motivational speech from the team captain.", "Where were you?" ]

[ "HOWARD", "SHELDON", "LEONARD", "SHELDON", "LEONARD", "SHELDON", "SHELDON" ]

BBT

true

Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_2354.wav

So? Do cocaine smugglers write "cocaine" on the box?

SHELDON

[ "They're here.", "Stay calm. We don't know anything about them yet.", "What are you doing?", "I'm checking for musical instruments.", "Does that sound like castanets to you?", "The box says \"kitchen.\"" ]

[ "SHELDON", "LEONARD", "LEONARD", "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "LEONARD" ]

BBT

true

Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_2669.wav

What did you mean when you said you were going to miss me?

LEONARD

[ "What time is it?", "It's 7:00 a.m. I'm sorry it's early, but we're leaving soon, and I needed to talk to you." ]

[ "PENNY", "LEONARD" ]

BBT

false

Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.

1_3293.wav

Leonard's work is nearly as amazing as third graders growing lima beans in wet paper towels.

SHELDON

[ "I am.\nAre you interested in physics?", "Oh, I find it fascinating. If I hadn't gone into microbiology, I probably would have gone into physics.\nOr ice dancing.", "Actually, my tests of the Aharonov-Bohm quantum interference effect have reached an interesting point. Right now, we're testing the phase shift due to an electric potential.", "That's amazing.", "Yes." ]

[ "LEONARD", "BERNADETTE", "LEONARD", "BERNADETTE", "SHELDON" ]

BBT

true

Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_3649.wav

Oh, no, no, I said I'm inviting you to come with me to Stan Lee's house.

PENNY

[ "Hi. I'm Penny. This is my friend, Sheldon.", "We're not friends at the moment. Depends on how this goes.", "Right, right. Anyway, Sheldon here is a huge fan of yours, and he was supposed to meet you the other day at the comic book store, but he kind of ended up in jail.", "I see. And you thought you'd just come over to my house uninvited?", "You said we were invited." ]

[ "PENNY", "SHELDON", "PENNY", "PERSON", "SHELDON" ]

BBT

false

Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.

1_3837.wav

Excuse me, I'm thirsty, so I'm going to go to the refrigerator and get myself a refreshing beverage.

SHELDON

[ "Oh, there it is: now that you don't have a girlfriend, you want to hang out with me again.", "I never stopped hanging out with you. Oh, please, we all know I'm the friend you call when you have no other options. If we were the Justice League, I'd be Aquaman.", "I wish you were Aquaman. Then I could send you to scoop my mom out of the old lady tank." ]

[ "RAJ", "LEONARD", "HOWARD" ]

BBT

false

Recognize sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.

1_4544.wav

Yes. In fact, our menses are synchronized. Penny. Bernadette tells me you're planning a girls' night.

AMY

[ "Besides, Penny and I are having a girls' night tonight.", "Girls' night? What does that entail?", "Oh, you know, girls get together, hang out, share girl talk.", "I'm a girl.", "Oh. Well, maybe you can join us. I'll ask Penny.", "No need. Penny and I are very close.", "You are?" ]

[ "BERNADETTE", "AMY", "BERNADETTE", "AMY", "BERNADETTE", "AMY", "LEONARD" ]

BBT

false

Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_4576.wav

Bernadette dared me to tell a dirty story. "The Miller's Tale" by Chaucer is the dirtiest story I know. It would have been hidden in sock drawers if people in the 14th century had worn socks.

AMY

[ "\"And Absolon hath kist hir nether ye, \"and Nicholas is scalded in the towte.\nThis tale is doon, and God save al the rowte.\"", "What the hell was that?" ]

[ "AMY", "PENNY" ]

BBT

false

Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_4603.wav

Is it possible that she was going for your cheek and you moved and she accidentally got lip? That happens with me and my mom all the time.

HOWARD

[ "to bring us all with you to the year 7010 where we are transported to work at the thinkatorium by telepathically controlled flying dolphins?", "No, Penny kissed me." ]

[ "SHELDON", "LEONARD" ]

BBT

false

Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_4789.wav

I don't know. Somebody bigger and... Yeah, sure. Why not you?

PERSON

[ "Stupid Aquaman.", "If it makes you feel any better, when I was dating Penny, she used to flip out on me all the time.", "Whoa. You dated Penny?", "She didn't tell you?", "She told me she dated a guy named Leonard.", "Who would have thought it was you?", "Who else would it be?" ]

[ "RAJ", "LEONARD", "PERSON", "LEONARD", "PERSON", "PERSON", "LEONARD" ]

BBT

true

Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.

1_5058.wav

An entire dinner to talk about your research? Where you going, the drive-thru at Jack in the Box?

SHELDON

[ "Yes, I live with him.\nI don't... I-I really don't know why.", "Tonight? Sure, that'd be great. Okay, I'll see you then. Bye.", "She wants to have dinner and talk about my research." ]

[ "LEONARD", "LEONARD", "LEONARD" ]

BBT

true

Recognize when sarcasm or irony is conveyed through the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.

1_5109.wav

Yeah, but you were just sleeping, because I forboded you to have sex.

RAJ

[ "That's very nice of you, but I made other plans.", "Well, just keep in mind that should you ever need a slightly apathetic tertiary friend, I stand at the ready.", "Hi, Howard. Hi, Sheldon.", "Hello. Hey.", "Why are you holding hands? I forbid you to hold hands.", "Rajesh, you know Leonard and I spent the night together." ]

[ "HOWARD", "SHELDON", "PERSON", "SHELDON", "RAJ", "PERSON" ]

BBT

false

Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.

1_5134.wav

Oh, yeah, yeah. It's real great. Today I drove to Van Nuys for an audition I thought was going to be for a cat food commercial. Turned out to be porn.

PENNY

[ "Thank you, Leonard. That doesn't make it sound boring at all.", "So, how you holding up?", "I'm fine.", "Oh, who are you kidding? She's breathtaking.", "So, Penny, Leonard tells me you're an actress. That must be pretty exciting." ]

[ "PERSON", "AMY", "PENNY", "AMY", "PERSON" ]

BBT

true

Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic remarks in the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.

1_5211.wav

Saying that while holding a snowflake is a bit heavy-handed, don't you think?

AMY

[ "Um, no.", "You should get one.", "What's that?", "It appears to be something preserved between two pieces of acrylic.", "Oh, it's a snowflake from the North Pole. Leonard gave it to me last year.", "Oh, God, that is so romantic.", "Yeah, it was.", "Leonard's really one of a kind." ]

[ "BERNADETTE", "AMY", "BERNADETTE", "AMY", "PENNY", "BERNADETTE", "PENNY", "BERNADETTE" ]

BBT

true

Determine the presence of sarcastic or ironic elements in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_5496.wav

Okay, Amy, you're being silly. I'm not concerned about who hangs out with who. And I certainly don't have a problem with Leonard's new girlfriend who wears way too much makeup. Ooh, these are cute. Of course if I buy them, I'll have to rent my womb out to a gay couple.

PENNY

[ "That bitch is crafty.", "You think?", "Of course. How does the cheetah attack a herd of wildebeests? By going after its weakest member.", "Well, what makes me the weakest member?", "Your trusting nature coupled with your teeny-tiny body. You wouldn't last a minute on the Serengeti." ]

[ "AMY", "BERNADETTE", "AMY", "BERNADETTE", "AMY" ]

BBT

true

Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_5581.wav

I gargled with tequila and may have swallowed a teeny bit.

SHELDON

[ "Hey, have you told your parents you're dating this short glass of skim milk here?", "Uh... that's different.\nFirst of all, we're not engaged; and second, Indian parents are very protective of their children.", "Right, right, whereas Jewish mothers take a casual, la-di-da approach to their sons." ]

[ "HOWARD", "PERSON", "HOWARD" ]

BBT

false

Recognize when sarcasm or irony is conveyed through the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.

1_5617.wav

is an event that's like a heart attack.

SHELDON

[ "Yeah, I'm saying, it'd be easier to lift a car.", "What can I tell you? After I found the courage to put her pants back on, I was unstoppable.", "So, how is she?", "They're running tests-- I don't know.", "It may have been a heart attack or heart-attack-like event.", "What's the difference?", "A heart-attack-like event" ]

[ "PENNY", "HOWARD", "LEONARD", "HOWARD", "HOWARD", "PENNY", "SHELDON" ]

BBT

true

Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.

1_5751.wav

Of course you do. You're a cutie pie! Any girl would be lucky to have you!

BERNADETTE

[ "What the hell is wrong with you?!", "Well...\nYou were always so nice to me, I thought maybe you liked me.", "I'm nice to everyone!", "I'm sorry.", "Damn right, you're sorry!", "And you tell Howard there's never been anything between us!", "I will. Hey, Bernadette?", "What?!", "Do you think I have a shot with Penny?" ]

[ "BERNADETTE", "RAJ", "BERNADETTE", "RAJ", "BERNADETTE", "BERNADETTE", "RAJ", "BERNADETTE", "RAJ" ]

BBT

false

Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic remarks in the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.

1_6032.wav

You see betrayal in others, but not yourself.

SHELDON

[ "What choice did I have? She went behind my back and turned my own mother against me.", "Wow. You're not only our first astronaut.\nYou're also the first one of us to kick a girl out of bed.", "You're like a rock star.", "Little bit.", "I hate to say it, but she did kind of betray you." ]

[ "HOWARD", "RAJ", "RAJ", "HOWARD", "LEONARD" ]

BBT

true

Perceive the use of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.

1_6039.wav

I don't know what I'm going to do. I don't want to break up over this.

BERNADETTE

[ "He can't go to space.", "He's like a baby bird.", "Do you know he once got an asthma attack from reading an old library book?", "You're kidding.", "No, I was there that day.", "Sheldon threw his back out handing him that book." ]

[ "BERNADETTE", "BERNADETTE", "BERNADETTE", "AMY", "PENNY", "PENNY" ]

BBT

false

Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.

1_6165.wav

Yes, there's nothing quite like the slightly widened eyes of mildly startled.

SHELDON

[ "Okay, all right.", "That one was clever.", "Skeleton with phosphorous on a zip line.", "Come on out, merry pranksters.", "Take a bow.", "You should've seen your face." ]

[ "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "RAJ" ]

BBT

true

Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.

1_6221.wav

Well, if you don't mind looking like an orange traffic cone, great.

BERNADETTE

[ "So, Bernadette, how goes the hunt for bridesmaid dresses?" ]

[ "PENNY" ]

BBT

true

Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_6370.wav

Oh, of course he is. She's very interesting. Did you know, when she was 14, she severed the webbing between her own toes?

SHELDON

[ "consider changing disciplines.\nYeah, to the humanities-- perhaps history.", "One of the advantages of teaching history is that you don't have to create things.", "You know, you just have to remember stuff that happened and then parrot it back.", "You could have fun with that.", "Yeah, that's not it.", "Stuart's kind of interested in Amy." ]

[ "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "LEONARD", "LEONARD" ]

BBT

true

Recognize when sarcasm or irony is conveyed through the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.

1_6504.wav

Oh, I see why you're confused. No, her news sounded important, but what you're forgetting is, it was an achievement in the field of biology. That's all about yucky, squishy things.

SHELDON

[ "It's probably a euphemism for urination.", "Sheldon, what is wrong with you?", "Not much. Although, I can be faulted for being overly fond of koala bears.", "I don't know what it is, when they smart munching on eucalyptus, I just melt inside.", "Okay, Amy just told you some exciting news, and you acted like it was no big deal." ]

[ "SHELDON", "PENNY", "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "PENNY" ]

BBT

true

Recognize when sarcasm or irony is conveyed through the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.

1_6769.wav

Hope your hands are steady. It's the width of a single hair. But this is just biology, so I'm sure it's no problem for a genius like you.

AMY

[ "All right.", "I'm no stranger to a little gray matter.", "Locus coeruleus.", "Locus coeruleus.", "You're getting warmer-- it is, indeed, in the brain." ]

[ "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "AMY" ]

BBT

true

Determine the presence of sarcastic or ironic elements in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_7341.wav

I am talking to a man in space. If you don't have the (walkie-talkie static) then he might as well be at the Coffee Bean over on Lake Street.

SHELDON

[ "You know, joking, kidding around, hurting feelings.", "Okay, my turn. \nLet me talk to him.", "Go ahead.", "2311 North Los Robles Avenue, Pasadena, California to International Space Station.\nCan you read me? Over.", "(imitates walkie-talkie static) Yes, I read you, Sheldon.", "Copy that. Over. (imitates walkie-talkie static)", "What are you doing?" ]

[ "HOWARD", "SHELDON", "LEONARD", "SHELDON", "HOWARD", "SHELDON", "LEONARD" ]

BBT

false

Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic remarks in the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.

1_7395.wav

Well, if that's all it takes, it's a good thing you don't have a dog.

AMY

[ "You slept with him?", "I didn't know what else to do.\nHe had those big, sad eyes.", "Oh, sure, you had no choice.", "He looked at me like this." ]

[ "AMY", "PENNY", "BERNADETTE", "PENNY" ]

BBT

true

Determine the presence of sarcastic or ironic elements in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_7400.wav

Of course, it is... it's been in the news. And it's a very famous boson.

PENNY

[ "There are some charts in the back where I kept track of shape, color and consistency.", "Disgusting.", "No, what's disgusting is he's still keeping track.", "Why do you need all this stuff...?", "No, no, no, no... Sorry!", "I am glad you asked.", "Yeah, are you familiar with the Higgs boson?" ]

[ "SHELDON", "PENNY", "LEONARD", "PENNY", "LEONARD", "SHELDON", "SHELDON" ]

BBT

false

Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_7443.wav

We've kind of been involved in a five-year experiment.

PENNY

[ "in town were starting to say I was a witch.", "Sheldon thinks the approach in this paper might change the way we calculate ferromagnetic hysteresis.", "Oh, it's about time. I hated the old way.", "Hi. I'm Penny.", "Alex.\nUh, do you work with Dr. Hofstadter?", "In a way." ]

[ "SHELDON", "PERSON", "PENNY", "PENNY", "PERSON", "PENNY" ]

BBT

false

Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_7449.wav

Okay, the NASA Web site says Howard's final descent has begun.

RAJ

[ "or Leonard's gym membership.", "We're not kicking him out. \nStuart and I have become good friends.", "Okay, one vote for, one vote against.\nLeonard, you're the tiebreaker.", "I don't have a problem with Stuart.\nBesides, he gives us a 20% discount at his comic book store.", "Well, I don't sell my friendship that cheaply.", "I can go 30.", "Welcome aboard, old chum." ]

[ "SHELDON", "RAJ", "SHELDON", "LEONARD", "SHELDON", "PERSON", "SHELDON" ]

BBT

false

Recognize when sarcasm or irony is conveyed through the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.

1_7494.wav

that sounds a little funny to an American ear.

PERSON

[ "Wow, so you guys are like buds now?", "Oh, yeah, we hang out all the time.", "Plus, he doesn't have a girlfriend, I don't have a girlfriend.", "It's like we both had these holes in our lives, but now we fill each other's holes." ]

[ "HOWARD", "RAJ", "PERSON", "RAJ" ]

BBT

false

Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_7675.wav

Anyway, to this day, I still can't see a box of crayons without crossing my legs.

PENNY

[ "Damn.", "Well, at least when we do make love, Sheldon won't be thinking about his mother.", "And yes, that is a cleverly veiled reference to Howard's lifelong obsession to crawl back into her spacious womb." ]

[ "PENNY", "AMY", "AMY" ]

BBT

false

Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_7894.wav

I did. The guy at the liquor store said this stuff tastes great in coffee.

RAJ

[ "Do you really think you should be drinking right now?", "How else am I supposed to talk to the Human Resources lady?", "I don't know. Seek professional help?" ]

[ "HOWARD", "RAJ", "HOWARD" ]

BBT

false

Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.

1_7938.wav

Come on, let's just start walking. There's got to be a gas station or something nearby.

LEONARD

[ "What if we were to get in a car with a crazy person?", "Look at us, Sheldon.\nWe're the crazy people.", "Well, perhaps we should hold up a sign that assures passing motorists of our mental competence.", "Good idea.\nWhy don't you get started on that?" ]

[ "SHELDON", "LEONARD", "SHELDON", "HOWARD" ]

BBT

false

Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_8746.wav

I enjoyed it. When you told me I was going to be "losing my virginity," I didn't think you meant showing me <i>Raiders of the Lost Ark</i> for the first time.

AMY

[ "So what'd you think?", "It was good.", "That's it?", "\"Good\"?" ]

[ "SHELDON", "AMY", "SHELDON", "SHELDON" ]

BBT

true

Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_9087.wav

Why? Because I got an ugly, itchy sweater, and my brother got a car? No, I was her favorite.

LEONARD

[ "Yup, oh... here you go.", "Oh, thank you.", "Here, get yourself an eraser for your troubles.", "Oh-ho.\nI forgot about this. \nMy aunt made it for me when I started college.", "Aw, did she hate you?" ]

[ "LEONARD", "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "LEONARD", "PENNY" ]

BBT

true

Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_9245.wav

Can we talk about something else? Do you know that I yodel?

SHELDON

[ "Yes.", "And some people in the science community are calling it \"The Wonder Blunder.\"", "Who? Give me their names.\nI bet it's Wolowitz.", "It's just such a fascinating story. Your calculations are way off, but they find the element anyway.", "It's like misreading a treasure map and still finding the treasure." ]

[ "SHELDON", "PERSON", "SHELDON", "PERSON", "PERSON" ]

BBT

false

Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_9971.wav

I was gonna say we pick up a cake or a pie. But an insult to her faith is always thoughtful.

HOWARD

[ "We can't show up to your mom's empty-handed. \nWe should bring something.", "I already am.\nI'm bringing the gift of knowledge.", "Oh, boy.", "Despite what her Bible says, recent archeological studies indicate that although camels are referenced in the Old Testament, they didn't exist in the Middle East until hundreds of years later." ]

[ "HOWARD", "SHELDON", "HOWARD", "SHELDON" ]

BBT

true

Identify the presence of sarcasm or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_10829.wav

On the bright side, that Oxford study was right. One friend down. I wonder who you're going to lose next.

SHELDON

[ "You would leave me out of the conversation with the next guy if you dump Leonard?", "Why say it? Yes!", "Well, I would never leave you off my list, and not just because, without you, we're playing fast and loose with the word list.", "Well, good job. Now she hates me.", "Great." ]

[ "RAJ", "PENNY", "RAJ", "PENNY", "RAJ" ]

BBT

true

Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_11006.wav

Maybe it's a good thing we came here. It's like a lesson in what not to do.

PENNY

[ "Well, if I do well in sales, I could end up making a lot more money than you.", "Not a problem. I grew up with a mother who emasculated my father financially and in every other aspect of his life, so...", "...really, it's what I think love looks like.", "I'll be right back. I'm gonna go check on him." ]

[ "PENNY", "LEONARD", "LEONARD", "BERNADETTE" ]

BBT

true

Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.

1_11046.wav

Wow, he really went where no man has gone before.

HOWARD

[ "Red Zinger with one teaspoon of honey.", "Thank you.\nNeat<i> Star Trek</i> mug.", "I actually have one of the phasers from the original TV show.", "Oh, cool.\nHow'd you get that?", "Oh, easy, Gene Roddenberry needed a vasectomy.", "Wait a minute.\nYou've snipped Gene Roddenberry's vas deferens?", "Yes." ]

[ "SHELDON", "PERSON", "PERSON", "HOWARD", "PERSON", "SHELDON", "PERSON" ]

BBT

false

Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic remarks in the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.

1_11051.wav

Well, he said it was a tribble. It could be a toupee, but either way, it's pretty cool.

PERSON

[ "Ooh.\nHe was so happy after he passed it, he gave me a Terminator.", "That is amazing.\nHow long have you been collecting?", "Ever since I was a kid, but, uh, I didn't really get serious until William Shatner's bladder infection.", "What'd you get? What'd you get?" ]

[ "PERSON", "LEONARD", "PERSON", "SHELDON" ]

BBT

false

Recognize sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.

1_11236.wav

Oh, you're hardly out of the woods, no. You still run the risk of infection, a blood clot, the possibility that an inattentive surgeon let a barn spider lay eggs in your nose.

SHELDON

[ "Wow. I don't know which hurts worse-- my nose or my heart.", "Well, I'm done speaking to you.", "Don't be like that. You two need to talk this out.", "Yeah, 'cause you sound really funny.", "Sheldon, I'm sorry I didn't tell you about the surgery, but you were worried about nothing." ]

[ "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "AMY", "PENNY", "LEONARD" ]

BBT

false

Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_11242.wav

I love that you take pride in your looks, even when I have to pee in the morning, and you're in there spending an hour on your hair.

BERNADETTE

[ "I was not panicked, and I am not overly attached to Leonard.", "You were so worried that you smashed your face trying to check on me.\nYou love me.", "Yeah. Tell me those aren't the words of a man with a spider eating its way through his brain.", "Amy, you're a neuroscientist.\nCrack his skull open, spray some Raid in there." ]

[ "SHELDON", "LEONARD", "SHELDON", "SHELDON" ]

BBT

true

Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.

1_11889.wav

Yeah, we just want to have the kind of dinner that we've all had here so many times before.

BERNADETTE

[ "Hi. Hello.", "Oh, and a special hello to Leonard, who needs to be mentioned by name.", "Subtle.", "But you got it, right?", "Hey, guys.", "Hey. Hi. Hello.", "I just want everyone to know, uh, tonight's not a sad occasion." ]

[ "SHELDON", "SHELDON", "LEONARD", "SHELDON", "HOWARD", "PENNY", "HOWARD" ]

BBT

false

Identify the presence of sarcasm or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_11913.wav

It's why my people wandered the desert for 40 years. Took that long to walk it off.

HOWARD

[ "I don't think I've eaten that much in my entire life." ]

[ "PENNY" ]

BBT

true

Recognize sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.

1_11928.wav

And if I had a friend, they might have told me that.

AMY

[ "All right, Amy's in charge of pricing and being 75.", "Hey, Penny, can you give me a hand with this?", "Sure. Aw, we had one of these growing up. I used to play all the time.", "Oh, yeah? I love Ping-Pong.", "Oh, I meant beer pong.", "I had a table, too, but I didn't have any friends, so all I did was serve.", "You know, you can leave one side up and play against it." ]

[ "HOWARD", "RAJ", "PENNY", "RAJ", "PENNY", "AMY", "BERNADETTE" ]

BBT

false

Identify the presence of sarcasm or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

1_12320.wav

Oh, yes, we've got the moon and the trees and... Elizabeth McNulty, who apparently died when she was the same age I am.

RAJ

[ "Okay. Well, then it's settled: small indoor church wedding, black-tie, no butterflies.", "Sounds perfect. Great.", "You still didn't pick a date.", "Stay out of it! Shut up!" ]

[ "LEONARD", "PENNY", "SHELDON", "PENNY" ]

BBT

false

Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

Datasets:

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SarcasmDetection_Mustard

Dataset Card for "sarcasm_detection_mustard"