was in the nineties Uncle avowed fan of the sitcom "Married with Children" (originally "Married ... with Children"), in which it was about the dysfunctional family of the shoe seller's Al Bundy. But as it often so stop it: The humor of the series was lost, the changed time slots, and uncle looked no more out sometime. He put up new horizons, and Al Bundy & Co. were only memories. Since then, uncle is actually a sitcom became a teetotaler, that has to do with the fact that the episodes are usually aired at ridiculous times in which decent work in Uncle's are. Last week, however, discovered a real gem uncle that you call well as the Holy Grail of the current sitcoms allowed. No, not the much overrated series "How I met your mother" or "Two and a Half Men." It is the (Spiegel Online, and other mainstream media completely ignored so far) series "The Big Bang Theory".
Finally, finally there is a show about nerds, the nerds are not presented as inherently unfit for life idiot, but as (though plenty of extravagant, but still) lovable types. As uncle (although married) certainly in many ways has to be something nerdy, he knows this habitat and its inhabitants, and was smitten from the first moment.
The Situation: Leonard (Hofstadter) and Sheldon (Cooper) live in an apartment. The bespectacled, Leonard is an experimental physicist shy, works at Caltech, and mainly deals with lasers and thus, the evidence to connect that the dark matter does not exist. His roommate Sheldon Cooper, brilliantly played by Jim Parsons (photo) is also working at Caltech, is a theoretical physicist, working mainly with the string theory (whatever that is), has a superior intellect, but also has a huge number of ticks and Macken. In short, he is a cross between Spock and Adrian Monk.
Much of the humor derives from the fact that Leonard has his own difficulties to land for women, particularly the pretty neighbor Penny, the actress would have liked, but so far have gotten no roles and has therefore works as a waitress in a restaurant. Sheldon, however, is completely asexual, living like a monk, in some ways it is even naive as a child (in the episode "The Dead Hooker Juxtaposition" draws an attractive blonde one on the home of Sheldon and Leonard, and eventually hear Sheldon and Leonard how the mattress in the apartment above them squeak begin Sheldon then calls out indignantly. "Unbelievable - now it even jumps on the mattress around"). After the intellectuals in the U.S., unfortunately, more and more skepticism is met with, it is a very encouraging Sign that there is a popular series are presented positively in the intellectual, with all its quirks. And like the audience's also Sheldon performer Jim Parsons last year's Emmy and Golden Globe this year with the award. If this is nothing!
Here are a few jokes:
Leonard and Sheldon are in Penny's admittedly very messy room:
LEONARD: So Penny is a little messy.
SHELDON: A little messy? The man who brought up the concept of complex numbers is a little messy. This is chaos. This is a swirling vortex of entropy!
Leonard and Sheldon are at a costume ball. Leonard has dressed up as Frodo, with Sheldon a strange costume of black and white stripes.
A woman asks Sheldon what is supposed to represent his costume.
SHELDON: I'll give you a hint: Mmmmmm-mmmmmm (imitating a passing car).
The lady has no idea what to do with it.
LEONARD: Why do not you just tell the people you're a zebra?
SHELDON: Why do not you just tell people you're one of the seven dwarfs?
LEONARD: Because I'm Frodo.
SHELDON: Yes. Well, I'm the Doppler effect.
Here is the title song of the series:
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