The Big Bang Theory
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is Kaley looking this season?flippin hundreds of episodes now but every time I turn on the TV its the same ones.
One of them does a Kenneth Williams act I believe but no one in the USA knows who that is
so he is showered with praise.
A giant enabler to goof around playing computer games and eating takeaways all day into your 40s.
One of them does a Kenneth Williams act I believe but no one in the USA knows who that is
so he is showered with praise.
A giant enabler to goof around playing computer games and eating takeaways all day into your 40s.
Shilvers said:
Bit quiet in here...
How are we finding the new series?
Gotta admit, after struggling through the first episode and a half, I'm done. The small amount of interest I did have has completely evaporated.
Shame
Shark jumped years ago.How are we finding the new series?
Gotta admit, after struggling through the first episode and a half, I'm done. The small amount of interest I did have has completely evaporated.
Shame
Core story long completed.
Character Progression zero.
It's familiar and 'comfortable' but it's not been funny or interesting for a few years now, should have let it die at the end of series 8 or 9 really.
For the first time last nights episode mentioned something i have a tiny amount of knowledge about. Having mentioned so many people who were influential in the development of the electric light bulb on last nights episode, i was surprised they did not mention Joseph Wilson Swan, the man who did "invented" the light bulb. In February 1879 he demonstrated to seven hundred people in Newcastle-upon-Tyne his successful lamp. He patented his process for removing air from the bulb, but he thought the idea of making a filament lamp so obvious it wasn't worth patenting. he reckoned without Thomas Alva Edison. In October 1879 Edison patented the carbon - filament lamp. Swan sent a note to the journal Nature saying that he had been making carbonised filaments for 15 years. Edison who was a bully, threatened to sue for patent infringment. Swan pointed out that he had been making these lamps before Edison applied for his patent. In the end they stopped arguing and joined forces, and formed the Edison & Swan Electric Light Co.
O.K. 'nerdy' bit over.
O.K. 'nerdy' bit over.
Saleen836 said:
I think it will go the way of 'Friends' as I feel the show has run it course
This exactly. The last two or three seasons of Friends, all the characters had devolved into one note caricatures of their previous selves. I feel like BBT is the going in the same direction. They are still in geeky settings (comic book store, CalTech), but aren't really doing geeky things so much anymore.mko9 said:
This exactly. The last two or three seasons of Friends, all the characters had devolved into one note caricatures of their previous selves. I feel like BBT is the going in the same direction. They are still in geeky settings (comic book store, CalTech), but aren't really doing geeky things so much anymore.
The most telling thing is when E4 shows a whole run of earlier episodes (as they did last weekend) and you realise how good it was once. Y'know before for example Howard became so hen-pecked, and Sheldon became so... gay.
protemporum said:
For the first time last nights episode mentioned something i have a tiny amount of knowledge about. Having mentioned so many people who were influential in the development of the electric light bulb on last nights episode, i was surprised they did not mention Joseph Wilson Swan, the man who did "invented" the light bulb. In February 1879 he demonstrated to seven hundred people in Newcastle-upon-Tyne his successful lamp. He patented his process for removing air from the bulb, but he thought the idea of making a filament lamp so obvious it wasn't worth patenting. he reckoned without Thomas Alva Edison. In October 1879 Edison patented the carbon - filament lamp. Swan sent a note to the journal Nature saying that he had been making carbonised filaments for 15 years. Edison who was a bully, threatened to sue for patent infringment. Swan pointed out that he had been making these lamps before Edison applied for his patent. In the end they stopped arguing and joined forces, and formed the Edison & Swan Electric Light Co.
O.K. 'nerdy' bit over.
Not just me then! Yeah, pretty annoying but what can we expect from the nation that gave us the travesty of U571 O.K. 'nerdy' bit over.
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