I love Kaley Cuoco's performance on this show. I had to rewind the bar scene just to marvel at the way the wry smile crept across her face as she offered the Long Island Ice Tea to Sheldon, knowing she was about to get him drunk without him knowing what was about to hit him.

"Sheldon only wears superhero shirts during “Fun With Flags,” first Green Lantern, then Hawkman."

"Sheldon only wears superhero shirts during “Fun With Flags,” first Green Lantern, then Hawkman."

Anyone else notice that on whatever street Wil Wheaton lives on, his address is 1701?

Anyone else notice that on whatever street Wil Wheaton lives on, his address is 1701?

I'd love to see the scene that must have taken place earlier when Amy and Sheldon decided they needed a director for a single-camera weblog based on one static shot. That was the only contrivance that really bothered me about the scene.

I'd love to see the scene that must have taken place earlier when Amy and Sheldon decided they needed a director for a single-camera weblog based on one static shot. That was the only contrivance that really bothered me about the scene.

I don't like when I get a notice of a reply and I click on it and then only the reply shows up and none of the surrounding thread for context.

I don't like when I get a notice of a reply and I click on it and then only the reply shows up and none of the surrounding thread for context.

It's worth noting that this all ties back to 'Defiant.' Tain's fleet being assembled in the Orias system was what set off Tom Riker's and Gul Dukat's curiosities. SPOILERISH: Not that we ever hear from Tom Riker again.

It's worth noting that this all ties back to 'Defiant.' Tain's fleet being assembled in the Orias system was what set off Tom Riker's and Gul Dukat's curiosities. SPOILERISH: Not that we ever hear from Tom Riker again.

I was amused when they did "The Voyager Conspiracy," which specifically tried to make sense of the show's storylines and failed. It basically even ends with Janeway saying that there never was a cohesive narrative

I was amused when they did "The Voyager Conspiracy," which specifically tried to make sense of the show's storylines and failed. It basically even ends with Janeway saying that there never was a cohesive narrative

I read "Visionary" as the writers attempting to recycle their original idea for Riker from TNG's "Second Chances," but on a smaller scale that wouldn't disturb the dynamics of the show. In case you didn't know, the idea was to kill off our Riker and replace him with his duplicate from the planet going forward, but the…

I read "Visionary" as the writers attempting to recycle their original idea for Riker from TNG's "Second Chances," but on a smaller scale that wouldn't disturb the dynamics of the show. In case you didn't know, the idea was to kill off our Riker and replace him with his duplicate from the planet going forward, but the…

"But then why was he teleported to Storybrooke when the Dark Curse hit?"

"But then why was he teleported to Storybrooke when the Dark Curse hit?"

Since Disney owns Marvel, there has to be a superheroland, right?

Since Disney owns Marvel, there has to be a superheroland, right?

It's Imaginationland. Look it up.