01-20-2015, 09:11 AM
HollywoodReporter Shamy January 12 2012
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-fe...ers-280453
Memorable Lines:
[SM]: "It’s a relationship between two people who have never had one before in their lives, and it lets us break stories that on the surface are ones we’ve seen before in new ways through the Sheldon and Amy filter."
"They’re setting up their own ground rules, and they don’t feel any pressure to have a relationship by anyone else’s rules but their own," co-creator Chuck Lorre says of the pairing. "They’ve found a way for it to work for them, and it’s not the way it works for other people."
"You see a dark side of Bernadette that’s a little insight into what the future might hold for them," Helberg says. "We’re still baby-stepping toward the altar, but who knows if we’ll ever get there."
[MR]: "We’ve always known she’s a little twisted, but there seems to be a little darkness under that twistedness as well."
Mood of the Masses:
There seems to be a split between the pro and anti forces for Amy:
I'd take Bernadette's dark side any day over Amy's obnoxious, insufferable, grating, condescending, repellent, sanctimonious, abhorrent, needy, judgmental, creepy personality. God, Bialik had a whole freaking season to make her character charmingly worth being a part of this lovable cast, and halfway into Season 5, she still painfully splits TBBT's fanbase apart, even more than Leslie Winkle ever did with her disagreeable behavior. Why are they keeping such a repugnant character on? We need Sheldon to device an algorithm about this conundrum. [LeePrefersTrouble]
I like Amy and find her neediness for a friend endearing. I'd be her "bestie." [Liadan]
HollywoodReporter Nerdiest Moments January 19 2012
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-fe...nts-276464
Memorable Lines:
Chuck Lorre: “When Penny gave Sheldon a napkin signed byLeonard Nimoy that he had wiped his mouth with and Sheldon now had his DNA and could clone him. He was so overcome with affection for her, he physically hugged her, which he can’t do as a character. We all stood there on the stage and everybody got all fablungent and weepy. It was a moment that rose above the show and became something else.”
Bill Prady: “When Sheldon is in a conflict with Priya and he activates the self-destruct sequence, which is set up to send an e-mail to her parents revealing her relationship with Leonard. We duplicated self-destruct sequence from Star Trek. That’s my favorite thing in Star Trek, when they get into real trouble and they activate the self-destruct sequence on the ship to confound whomever it is who is trying to take control of the Enterprise. I said, ‘Someday I want to say, Computer, activate self-destruct sequence.’ ”
Steve Molaro: “When Sheldon had too much coffee and put on the Flash suit and was running around andwhen the guys met Stan Lee. This is a very difficult question; there have been so many!”
Jim Parsons: “When we found a Lord of the Rings ring and we all wanted to keep it. The lengths we went to in that episode, it was very fun to play and a genius idea that they completely geeked out over: It affected them in a similar way that it affected anybody who had the ring in LOTRand it corrupted them. Sheldon turned completely insane, visually and physically.”
Mood of the Masses:
Talking about favorite geeky moments—and this gem:
How about when the boys purchased a timeshare time machine in "The Nerdvana Annihilation"? The scene where Leonard activated the time machine to the year 2328 and Sheldon, Howard and Raj "fast forwarded" through time (without prior agreement to do those silly movements) is hysterical! Then Penny: "Oh, please, that's not a time machine. If anything, it looks like something Elton John would drive through the Everglades." 4 seasons later, and I still can't watch that scene without laughing my face off. Yet, my utmost favorite Big Bang nerd moment has yet to come: When the boys acquire the time machine back and ship Amy's creepy arse off to 1991 NBC, where she can go back to playing Blossom and stop smearing our favorite show since Friends with her grating presence. [Bill Prady is my Hero]
HollywoodReporter Lenny January 26 2012
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-fe...nny-284192
Memorable Lines:
"I don't know if they're made for each other, but I think that Leonard and Penny help make each other into the people that they'd like to be," Molaro says. "I think Penny is there to take this sheltered guy and make him more worldly and cooler than he ever hoped he could be."
"For [Penny] to be involved with a sweet, smart, sensitive guy who over-thinks everything instead of the idiots she met at the gym in the past also elevates her to someplace she'd rather be," Molaro says. "Who knows if long-term is in the cards, but I think they feed off of that and they're drawn to that from each other."
Mood of the Masses:
There are some people who are suggesting Shenny over Lenny, although the primary battle seems to be between Lenny and Lenny-are-boring people.
Leonard and Penny are awful together. He just spends the whole time showing off how much cleverer than her he is and never letting go of petty arguments, and she is allowed to boss him around because he wants sex. They have absolutely nothing in common and Leonard is only interested in Penny for her looks. As to why Penny would have any interest in Leonard - god only knows. He's not even a nice guy. [Azuzu]
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-fe...ers-280453
Memorable Lines:
[SM]: "It’s a relationship between two people who have never had one before in their lives, and it lets us break stories that on the surface are ones we’ve seen before in new ways through the Sheldon and Amy filter."
"They’re setting up their own ground rules, and they don’t feel any pressure to have a relationship by anyone else’s rules but their own," co-creator Chuck Lorre says of the pairing. "They’ve found a way for it to work for them, and it’s not the way it works for other people."
"You see a dark side of Bernadette that’s a little insight into what the future might hold for them," Helberg says. "We’re still baby-stepping toward the altar, but who knows if we’ll ever get there."
[MR]: "We’ve always known she’s a little twisted, but there seems to be a little darkness under that twistedness as well."
Mood of the Masses:
There seems to be a split between the pro and anti forces for Amy:
I'd take Bernadette's dark side any day over Amy's obnoxious, insufferable, grating, condescending, repellent, sanctimonious, abhorrent, needy, judgmental, creepy personality. God, Bialik had a whole freaking season to make her character charmingly worth being a part of this lovable cast, and halfway into Season 5, she still painfully splits TBBT's fanbase apart, even more than Leslie Winkle ever did with her disagreeable behavior. Why are they keeping such a repugnant character on? We need Sheldon to device an algorithm about this conundrum. [LeePrefersTrouble]
I like Amy and find her neediness for a friend endearing. I'd be her "bestie." [Liadan]
HollywoodReporter Nerdiest Moments January 19 2012
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-fe...nts-276464
Memorable Lines:
Chuck Lorre: “When Penny gave Sheldon a napkin signed byLeonard Nimoy that he had wiped his mouth with and Sheldon now had his DNA and could clone him. He was so overcome with affection for her, he physically hugged her, which he can’t do as a character. We all stood there on the stage and everybody got all fablungent and weepy. It was a moment that rose above the show and became something else.”
Bill Prady: “When Sheldon is in a conflict with Priya and he activates the self-destruct sequence, which is set up to send an e-mail to her parents revealing her relationship with Leonard. We duplicated self-destruct sequence from Star Trek. That’s my favorite thing in Star Trek, when they get into real trouble and they activate the self-destruct sequence on the ship to confound whomever it is who is trying to take control of the Enterprise. I said, ‘Someday I want to say, Computer, activate self-destruct sequence.’ ”
Steve Molaro: “When Sheldon had too much coffee and put on the Flash suit and was running around andwhen the guys met Stan Lee. This is a very difficult question; there have been so many!”
Jim Parsons: “When we found a Lord of the Rings ring and we all wanted to keep it. The lengths we went to in that episode, it was very fun to play and a genius idea that they completely geeked out over: It affected them in a similar way that it affected anybody who had the ring in LOTRand it corrupted them. Sheldon turned completely insane, visually and physically.”
Mood of the Masses:
Talking about favorite geeky moments—and this gem:
How about when the boys purchased a timeshare time machine in "The Nerdvana Annihilation"? The scene where Leonard activated the time machine to the year 2328 and Sheldon, Howard and Raj "fast forwarded" through time (without prior agreement to do those silly movements) is hysterical! Then Penny: "Oh, please, that's not a time machine. If anything, it looks like something Elton John would drive through the Everglades." 4 seasons later, and I still can't watch that scene without laughing my face off. Yet, my utmost favorite Big Bang nerd moment has yet to come: When the boys acquire the time machine back and ship Amy's creepy arse off to 1991 NBC, where she can go back to playing Blossom and stop smearing our favorite show since Friends with her grating presence. [Bill Prady is my Hero]
HollywoodReporter Lenny January 26 2012
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-fe...nny-284192
Memorable Lines:
"I don't know if they're made for each other, but I think that Leonard and Penny help make each other into the people that they'd like to be," Molaro says. "I think Penny is there to take this sheltered guy and make him more worldly and cooler than he ever hoped he could be."
"For [Penny] to be involved with a sweet, smart, sensitive guy who over-thinks everything instead of the idiots she met at the gym in the past also elevates her to someplace she'd rather be," Molaro says. "Who knows if long-term is in the cards, but I think they feed off of that and they're drawn to that from each other."
Mood of the Masses:
There are some people who are suggesting Shenny over Lenny, although the primary battle seems to be between Lenny and Lenny-are-boring people.
Leonard and Penny are awful together. He just spends the whole time showing off how much cleverer than her he is and never letting go of petty arguments, and she is allowed to boss him around because he wants sex. They have absolutely nothing in common and Leonard is only interested in Penny for her looks. As to why Penny would have any interest in Leonard - god only knows. He's not even a nice guy. [Azuzu]
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