Really good episode. Some things that come to mind
"Even Mario has Peach."
The kissoff
Howard explaining the reason to attend the Renaissance Faire.
Penny talking about Schrodinger's cat to her date
Grace - I loved the "call me" also.
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Really good episode. Some things that come to mind
The kissoff Howard explaining the reason to attend the Renaissance Faire. Penny talking about Schrodinger's cat to her date
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'Do you know how I know we're not in the matrix?'
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Jim Parsons is scheduled to be on the Late Late show with Craig Ferguson this evening.
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usuallylurk wrote: The segment with Jim and Craig was absolutely hilarious. |
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OG sofa |
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Angelica2003 wrote: well, yes and no. the whole leonard and winkle thing about being a couple was ordinary and only slightly amusing... ("call me?" *demure...* ok. i laughed. the first time.) but when sheldon and winkle threw down about "string theory vs loop theory" (neither of which i understand, btw) and winkle turned to leonard and shouted "are you going to let him talk to me like that!" i laughed out loud. she could have been a girlfriend of mine back in the day. that is this show. we are all so different. we are all the same... eta: spelling...
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On the Late Late Show, Jim Parsons seemed a lot like his character. He has the same mannerisms and speech pattern. He even said, "per se."
I noticed that Sara Gilbert struggled with the scientific dialogue on the show. She doesn't easily rattle off scientific terms and theories the way Jim Parsons does. |
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He'll always be a fast food knight to me
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This show is totally hitting its stride. Penny used to be just a lump but her convos with Sheldon is becoming my favorite running gag.
I wish I'd seen that Ferguson interview. |
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DS51 |
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Any of a number of theories in particle physics that treat elementary particles (see subatomic particle) as infinitesimal one-dimensional "stringlike"
objects rather than dimensionless points in space-time. Different vibrations of the strings correspond to different
particles. Introduced in the early 1970s in attempts to describe the strong force, string theories became popular in the 1980s when it was shown
that they might provide a fully self-consistent quantum field theory that could describe gravitation as well as the weak, strong, and electromagnetic forces. The development of a unified quantum field theory
is a major goal in theoretical particle physics, but inclusion of gravity usually leads to difficult problems with infinite quantities in the calculations. The
most self-consistent string theories propose 11 dimensions; 4 correspond to the 3 ordinary spatial dimensions and time, while the rest are curled up and not
perceptible.
String Theory ^ ^ This show is so funny. Best comedy since Frasier. |
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nomii wrote: lol fail |
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nomii |
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lol ok fine fine i should've had more faith in the show. the string vs. loop theory argument was pure genius - and any show which makes physics funny is
<3
i still say bring back Class though. and cancel 2.5 men while you're at it. |
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They could replace that shit Worst Week with Class.
Big Bang is the funniest/smartest comedy in a long time. |
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Hell, they could bring back Yes, Dear and it would be better than Worst Week. That show is awful.
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Haha - I watch Yes, Dear on TBS in the afternoons. It has it's moments ;)
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usuallylurk |
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Jim Parson's interview with Craig Ferguson might be available on the tv guide website.
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GraceTwo |
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Whoever said they wanted more Penny/Sheldon might get their wish sooner than you think!
Saw the commercial for tomorrow night's episode and it looks like Sheldon gets Penny hooked on video games. |
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Piranhahaha |
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Ha!� The Ferguson interview is on Youtube.�
Wow -- he is really is very Sheldon in real life.� |
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NO comments on Penny trying to explain Schrodinger's Cat to her date? That was the best moment of the night, I reckon.
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GraceTwo wrote: Whoa |
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JRobbed wrote:Oh no, I loved it too! It made me think of this thread. I hope they continue to incoporate it as a running joke. |
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