Bazinga! has become a catch phrase at work, where all my co-workers are big fans. My 6 year old grandson will give the silly Sheldon laugh every my husband tells him a stupid joke- which he does now just to get that reaction. I just love that you don't have the obligatory precocious child, over the top slapstick and other standbys that most writers resort to when putting together a comedy show these days. The writing is clever, creative and easy to build future episodes upon....Lynn

wdstk---I was thinking of Howard when he used satillite viewing to home in on the "America's Next Top Model" house.

I got to watch 3 episodes today, I think the new one had Sheldon dating Amy-Farrah Fowler, if dating is the word.

In one episode, all four guys were playing the same PC game on their own individual lap tops, that was funny to me. Although I'm geeky enough to have called a friend to help me get to the next level of a video game.

Maybe that's why some of the scenarios are so funny, they're quasi-familiar, just taken to the extreme.

I was thinking about the robotic hand issue and the trip to the emergency room

I wrote a totally brillent response, but my machine crashed.

I'll just quietly mention that was my first ever episode.

Excuse the double posting. Has anyone considered the effect meeting the four new guys has on Penny? I've seen some nice changes in her.

Just watched, how do we indicate the episode without spoiling?
I can never remember the whole name.

I remember one: The Middle Earth Paradigm.

My favorite episode has to be The Love Car Displacement.
The trip to the conference was hysterical.
Okay now why did they all switch rooms?

1. Bernadette to Penny/Amy's (Howard afraid of not living up to past boyfriend)
2. Penny to Leonard/Sheldon's (No matter how much you stroke Amy's hair she still bites)
3. Sheldon to Raj's room (Because Leonard and Penny may be getting "Friendly"
4. Raj to Leonard/Penny's room because Sheldon just kicked him out.

And the conference the next day cracked me up.

But I love them all so entertaining!

I work with autistic children and I know lots who are like Sheldon - I find them all lovable.

I like the show but cannot understand the need for the laugh track.

I liked the "Panty Pinata" one.

Sheldon "She touched my food."

I think I would get the jokes, or irony or sarcasm easily without the laugh track, but it has become standard to use it.