(05-27-2014, 06:31 AM)devilbk Wrote: And Sheldon was the only one to suffer for it (though Penny did have to put up with inadequate coitus).

(05-27-2014, 06:31 AM)devilbk Wrote: And Sheldon was the only one to suffer for it (though Penny did have to put up with inadequate coitus).

(05-27-2014, 07:23 AM)spuffyfan Wrote: When fans object to the Shenny by saying that Sheldon would never do that to Leonard. I think to myself, Sheldon simply has to look back at this moment (he has an eidetic memory after all) and he would have no qualms about fucking up Leonard's life (no pun intended). Of course I don't want Shenny to come together under these circumstances - but by jingo it would be satisfying

If the writers were thinking of giving Sheldon an epiphany over the summer (or if there was any justice in the world), this should be it. He should realise that his friends got away too lightly with what they did to him. He should come back with revenge on his mind.

(05-27-2014, 07:23 AM)spuffyfan Wrote: When fans object to the Shenny by saying that Sheldon would never do that to Leonard. I think to myself, Sheldon simply has to look back at this moment (he has an eidetic memory after all) and he would have no qualms about fucking up Leonard's life (no pun intended). Of course I don't want Shenny to come together under these circumstances - but by jingo it would be satisfying

If the writers were thinking of giving Sheldon an epiphany over the summer (or if there was any justice in the world), this should be it. He should realise that his friends got away too lightly with what they did to him. He should come back with revenge on his mind.

(05-27-2014, 07:23 AM)spuffyfan Wrote: If the writers were thinking of giving Sheldon an epiphany over the summer (or if there was any justice in the world), this should be it. He should realise that his friends got away too lightly with what they did to him. He should come back with revenge on his mind.

(06-10-2014, 10:19 PM)LewStonewar Wrote: If Sheldon comes back from walkabout a supervillian I will definitely continue to watch it.

(06-17-2014, 07:41 AM)wellplayedpenny Wrote: Have to go back to the episode that made me curse my poor telly--Amy, Wil and Sheldon doing Fun With Flags and the moral of the episode being 'even if your girlfriend attacks a friend of yours for no reason, you still have to stand up for her when the friend justifiably defends himself'. This was for me the defining moment when I realized that the lessons Sheldon was learning regarding relationships weren't just a little off-kilter or strange or odd but instead were absolutely fucked up. And even worse, it wasn't just Amy doing the manipulation but the writers themselves in a very heavy-handed script. I mean LeVar Burton agreeing that Sheldon had to support Amy at the end of the show? Just garbage.

(06-17-2014, 07:41 AM)wellplayedpenny Wrote: Have to go back to the episode that made me curse my poor telly--Amy, Wil and Sheldon doing Fun With Flags and the moral of the episode being 'even if your girlfriend attacks a friend of yours for no reason, you still have to stand up for her when the friend justifiably defends himself'. This was for me the defining moment when I realized that the lessons Sheldon was learning regarding relationships weren't just a little off-kilter or strange or odd but instead were absolutely fucked up. And even worse, it wasn't just Amy doing the manipulation but the writers themselves in a very heavy-handed script. I mean LeVar Burton agreeing that Sheldon had to support Amy at the end of the show? Just garbage.