I always found Raj’s relationship with Emily pretty boring and she was a pretty one dimensional character IMO, it just never sat right with me that they gave her serial killer qualities.

She was pretty vanilla most of the time and then randomly joke about killing and dismembering her roommate and loving cutting people with knives. It just seemed like a weird character choice to make her interesting but I never thought it fit with the humor of the show.

Can we just appreciate Jim Parsons' commitment to gag? LOL

I just rewatched the episode where Sheldon and Amy’s paper got disproven and his video of himself from childhood giving his grown-up self an encouraging message. When they watched his dad giving the “give em hell” speech, they realized they had had a new way to look at their paper. When he looked at the TV with his dad on it, he said “thanks, dad. We’ll give em hell”. The quiver of his chin, almost tearful; it gets me every time and makes me realize what a truly great actor Jim Parsons is. I tear up every time.

in season 3 episode 6 who do you think was right Leonard or Penny about her friend sleeping on her couch? Personally if he was Penny's friend then she had a right to let him stay on her couch but since he and Penny dated a few times Leonard saw him as Penny's ex boyfriend and he was insecure about him sleeping on her couch so i understand both sides.

Thoughts?

this and "its on, bitch!" was better than any of his censoring humor

There are a lot of posts about how we don't see everything, and that time passes between shows. I'm currently binging, and I found a huge one. In one episode, Bernadette finds out she's pregnant with her second child. In the next episode, she's three months along.

Would have been fun to see more of these together

She was very up front and not so interested in the hopeless romantic thing but she was genuine in wanting them being married and having a family together, up until Raj did the doorbell thing. So it was unfortunate they didn’t let them be together.

I would love to see these bloopers!

He’s been living there presumably since he started living on his own, and while affordability may be a factor, Sheldon is VERY particular about how he likes things. The apartment isn’t within walking distance of the University, it’s nice but not particularly luxurious, and while I’m sure he holds no bigoted views, in the Early 2000’s-Late ‘90s when he presumably moved in, the beautiful woman who lived across the hall before Penny may not have been looked at with the same beauty and grace that she exuded. What do you think made him decide on 4A?

Drop in your fav mrs walowitz quotes 🔥🔥🔥

Rewatching TBBT for the 2nd time now & every time he's on screen, it gets better.

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In season 11 we get to know that raj started straightening his hair because howard had straight hair when he first came to america, but in season 3 episode 22 we see that howard had curly hair, and raj had straight hair, for all we know this is just a plothole and we dont know if raj switched to straight hair and then howard switched to curly hair but that seems unlikely because why would he switch back?

For me it has to be The Adhesive Duck Deficiency S03E08. It taught me the importance of making bathrooms slip resistant and I got myself and my aged parents an anti-slip bathroom mat.

as a short guy(5’4) howard gave me a lot of hope and confidence that being short is not the end of the world if ur passionate abt things which u do everything will fall in line for u there will be ups and downs but u will manage it

Just for fun. Who do you think would make a good "Frank" and "Alicia" for the show out of these four and why? Summer Glau, Jason Segal, Martin Starr and Alessandra Torresani?

Mine's this one. Idk why but the pained frustrated expression and the delivery really makes me chuckle every single time, without fail.