05-24-2015, 04:03 PM
"A great many of you have asked me, “Kaleb Horton, did you ever watch a single episode of the damn thing?” and I always hung my head and answered no. I felt it would compromise the integrity of my vision to know more than what I already knew, which was that The Big Bang Theory was about two scientists. Two scientifically driven men of impure motive and questionable morality."
I hope he meant this as a joke, cause I really find that he thought Sheldon (well vintage Sheldon) had impure motive and questionable morality upsetting.
Sheldon had completely pure motives. Get a Noble Prize, help the damsel in distress (Penny), and enjoy watching and discussing a good movie/Graphic Novel/Comic Book/Game. Everything else was below his intelligence and wasn't really worthy of his time. But nothing he did was out of spite or mean-spirited. He would never say... stab a fellow scientist in the back to get ahead or betray them. Even his practical jokes and "revenge" on Kripke could be considered pretty chaste.
I hope he meant this as a joke, cause I really find that he thought Sheldon (well vintage Sheldon) had impure motive and questionable morality upsetting.
Sheldon had completely pure motives. Get a Noble Prize, help the damsel in distress (Penny), and enjoy watching and discussing a good movie/Graphic Novel/Comic Book/Game. Everything else was below his intelligence and wasn't really worthy of his time. But nothing he did was out of spite or mean-spirited. He would never say... stab a fellow scientist in the back to get ahead or betray them. Even his practical jokes and "revenge" on Kripke could be considered pretty chaste.
“There are no scenes more fun to do, I feel like, than the ones between Sheldon and Penny. They are such a wonderful odd couple.” - Jim Parsons