Oh Sheldon/Penny fans still exist, and trust me when I tell you they wouldn't go for something that "resembles" the pairing. I frequent the place and there is this latent "All or nothing" thought in their minds (which stems from the writers making them have good scene and never passing the line of anything else, which…

Oh Sheldon/Penny fans still exist, and trust me when I tell you they wouldn't go for something that "resembles" the pairing. I frequent the place and there is this latent "All or nothing" thought in their minds (which stems from the writers making them have good scene and never passing the line of anything else, which…

Maybe that's because Penny has never being known to be "intrusive"? Kaley Cuoco said it herself, that Penny is not one to go change things. That goes to say it's contradiction to some of the instances where we see her making actual negative judgment about certain stuff, but she never takes active part in them.  More…

Maybe that's because Penny has never being known to be "intrusive"? Kaley Cuoco said it herself, that Penny is not one to go change things. That goes to say it's contradiction to some of the instances where we see her making actual negative judgment about certain stuff, but she never takes active part in them.  More…

Couldn't agree more. Amy was actually developed instead of just fitted into whatever plot the writers came up with, but I can't find a reasonable reason for her to still be with Sheldon other than self-delusion. The writers have pulled on that sub-plot so much it doesn't make me think it's patience anymore, but…

Couldn't agree more. Amy was actually developed instead of just fitted into whatever plot the writers came up with, but I can't find a reasonable reason for her to still be with Sheldon other than self-delusion. The writers have pulled on that sub-plot so much it doesn't make me think it's patience anymore, but…

I reply here because I can't reply over your post.

I agree with everything you said but tell me something I don't know. We both watch the show right?  If it wasn't for the fact that she did it to fulfill her romantic needs I would be none the wiser.. This is not about Sheldon responding to her in anyway, but her reasons and solely her reasons.

I wouldn't mind the romance she has with Leonard it if wasn't for the fact that apparently she only exists to have a relationship with him (Kind of like the awful romance between Edward and Bella from Twilight). The biggest problem with this sitcom is that the romance seems to be isolated from everything else in the…

If she gets pregnant I swear I'll stop watching the show, they already have her only to fill on Leonard's geek fantasies and are fitting her to the mold of his perfect girlfriend, but there is nothing else to her and the baby will be just the message of what the writers think about her.

I don't know if I'm being too overlly sensitive about Sheldon but I didn't like Amy manipulating him to win his affection. It all seemed a little bit selfish to me. But then again, she is just living up to the vixen name we have been hearing characters give her, and we really can't expect as much of a female on a CL…

I do think we are getting the connotation right. One does not refer to being neighbors in a concentration camp. If Howard knew he wouldn't mention it in the website. Thought he shouldn't have mentioned it with the nazi/jew connotation either. Also, Howard made a "meet Adolf" allusion when meeting Bernadette's father…

I agree with the grade so, so much.

I myself was distracted by the fact that they would need an engineer from the University to maintain the equipment from his wheelchair given that as a person as Mr. Hawking is, he should have one already. One that actually does know what the hell with all the things he has there.

Alright I got here too late but wasn't all you said pretty obvious the moment they suddenly didn't remember who Peter was? Everyone is mentioning the Amberverse but I'm pretty fucking sure that there is no such thing as a third universe. Observer erased Peter from Ourverse and hence, time formed itself without Peter's…

Yeah, I thought he might have feelings for Amy, but he seems to regard her the same way he has done and he doesn't seem baffled or confused by her presence to think he is feeling something as erratic as a "first crush".

Agree, but the fact that Sheldon would do it seems to be a huge leap, one that I thought I would found myself really averse with… but hmmm, the idea itself…

Exactly, he does think Howard is good. Sheldon has never found it difficult to compliment people when he thinks they are good at something. He complimented Penny in manipulation because he thinks it's good to have that kind of leverage, though many people think he called her a slut, when it wasn't the case at all. He…

I have had a huge confusion ever since Peter came back to the show. I hope someone could answer me?

Oliver, you were the same dude that said Sheldon kind of took his problems to Penny but now you write it as if he doesn't? What about him going to her apartment in episode two or him trying to get Penny to manipulate Amy and do his favors? He seems to go to her every time something comes up. Everything in this review…