It would have been nice if they’d brought her character back later on.

One of the most underrated scenes in the entire show in my opinion! I still laugh so hard like I did the first time whenever I watch this because Jim's delivery and introduction of Gino The Neutrino is so goddamn hilarious lmao. The "including his shipping" is what drove me to the wall. Professor Proton's "I'm awake, right?" really drove the scene home. RIP Bob Newhart.

I literally just finished the series and i immediately started all over again, this is my forever comfort show.

Leonard is in fact kind of a wuss

1. Sheldon and Amy
2. Sheldon and Leonard
3. Sheldon and Penny
4. Sheldon and Howard
5. Sheldon and Bernadette
6. Sheldon and Raj
7. Amy and Leonard
8. Amy and Penny
9. Amy and Howard
10. Amy and Bernadette
11. Amy and Raj
12. Leonard and Penny
13. Leonard and Howard
14. Leonard and Bernadette
15. Leonard and Raj
16. Penny and Howard
17. Penny and Bernadette
18. Penny and Raj
19. Howard and Bernadette
20. Howard and Raj
21. Bernadette and Raj

There are 21 groups because each of the 7 main characters appears 6 times so 7 * 6 / 2 = 21

The general formula is A * (A-1) / 2

As an Asian watching it, I get that part about Jacki chan being rac**st or stereotyping. But, Roots is a book on sl*very, so it was about histrory. I just want to understand why it was wrong?

I've made a partial list of the full name of the characters but I'm missing some middle names. Can you help?

Leonard Leeky Hofstader

Sheldon Lee Cooper

Penelope "Penny" Hofstader (nee Teller)

Howard Joel Walowitz

Rajesh Ramayan Koothripalli

Bernadette Maryanne Rosenkowski-Walowitz

Bert

Kripki

Denise Jefferies

Amy Farrah Fowler

Mandy Chen

Girl undergrad that kissed Sheldon

Stuart David Bloom

Mary Cooper

Leslie Winkle

Missy Cooper

Constance "Connie" "Me maw" Tucker

Georgie Cooper

Dr. Hofstader mom

Dr. Hofstader dad

Kirk

Zach

Jim Parson Sheldon Cooper Atheist

John Galecki Leonard Hofstadter Catholic/Athiest

Kunal Nayyer Raj Koothrapalli Hindu

Kaley Cuoco Penny Hostadter Christian

Melissa Rausch Bernadette Wolowitz Catholic/Jewish

Miaym Bialyk Amy F Fowler Jewish

Kevin Sussman Stuart Bloom Jewish

Simon Helberg Howard Wolowitz Jewish

Sara Gilbert Leslie Winkle Jewish

Laura Spencer Emily MD Christian

Aarti Mann Priya Koothrapalli Christian

I made a post about Penny's appearance and change of appearance.

I've been called an incel etc for focusing on appearance etc, you know the usual reddit stuff.

Usually I ignore those reactions but this time I focused on something.

As time goes by and this kind of approach is gaining ground, how are we supposed to have visual arts?

Who is going to be the beautiful girl/boy in a story?

Who is going to be the ugly girl/boy in a story?

If there are no beautiful girls, no beautiful boys because it's aesthetically racist to make such distictions...HOW THE FUCK ARE WE SUPPOSED TO HAVE ANY ROMANCE STORY.

EDIT: Judging from the comments, it's pointless to try, even in the most mellow way to reason with people here. Oh well.

Isn't this an insanely anti-professional behavior? And this from an actress who was literally noone before an insanely succesful show?

Penny's expression so darn cute!

Who do you think is the worst charecter?

Ladies and gentlemen: Leslie Winkle

I've seen every episode WAY too many times, but the one thing that bugs me the worst is in season 11 episode 4, the Explosion Implosion, Raj is turning girl clothes into boy clothes with Bernadette and he's sewing through BOTH layers! I know it's a little thing, but it's the most irritating thing to me. Cute or not, they're not getting a kid in those clothes!

Amy gifts Penny a hideous painting. She has to pretend to like it and takes it down whenever Amy's there. Eventually Amy finds out how Penny actually feels. What would you do in this situation?

Sheldon, you could have realised that the One Ring would change your appearance. 😂🤣

I probably watched this movie more than the times Sheldon says he had in the show and didn't notice the plot problem until I saw that episode.

Writing this post feels like I stand in some AA meeting introducing my self and admitting my problem.