Like an old married couple

[ricardo shillyshally]

And four seconds ago that was just another manip, but now it does look like it's happening in some strange dimension. I think that's the perfect sit com relationship isn't it; they have this close electrifying friendship, they look right together, and there's the ever present possibility of more, but that must never happen, and as we know as long as they keep that dynamic, they have a viable show. It's interesting if you read how they create a sit com character(and I know you writers know this backwards): they talk about pulling together different elements from real people, imaging every aspect of their lives, from back story, interests, motivations, and literally try to think like the character.(Ken Levine) Obviously we loved their creation Sheldon. I imagine the writers who have created him must feel equally uncomfortable about the changes. He is a non sexual being, and no amount of mousey interlopers are going to restructure his mind, not in this dimension!