09-11-2015, 05:19 AM
I presume they dropped the kiss picture so as not to draw attention away from the Leonard and Penny wedding. If their main couple is about to get hitched, you can't have a photo floating about the web of the bride kissing another bloke.
Also after the hassle Prady got, with certain hellbent "shippers" about to lynch him for, god forbid, allowing a long-expected/requested scene between the two most popular characters, I can't really blame him for wanting to keep schtum henceforth.
If these shippers didn't take things so dementedly and VICIOUSLY personally, and weren't inclined to go on witch hunts, with every goddamn harmless scene between Sheldon and Penny seen as some sort of threat to their sacred fictional ship, despite the fact that the friendship has been around LONGER, and once formed the heart and soul of the goddamn show, THEN perhaps the photo may have been released.
As it stands, Sheldon and Penny fans barely get any scenes at all, and the ones they do are generally spent discussing Amy. They'll probably cut the kiss altogether to avoid upsetting the Amy fans, of this, the Amy Farrah Fowler Show.
It's like that scene in Being John Malkovich, but less artistically interesting.
Also after the hassle Prady got, with certain hellbent "shippers" about to lynch him for, god forbid, allowing a long-expected/requested scene between the two most popular characters, I can't really blame him for wanting to keep schtum henceforth.
If these shippers didn't take things so dementedly and VICIOUSLY personally, and weren't inclined to go on witch hunts, with every goddamn harmless scene between Sheldon and Penny seen as some sort of threat to their sacred fictional ship, despite the fact that the friendship has been around LONGER, and once formed the heart and soul of the goddamn show, THEN perhaps the photo may have been released.
As it stands, Sheldon and Penny fans barely get any scenes at all, and the ones they do are generally spent discussing Amy. They'll probably cut the kiss altogether to avoid upsetting the Amy fans, of this, the Amy Farrah Fowler Show.
It's like that scene in Being John Malkovich, but less artistically interesting.
"WHERE THE HELL'S MY PARACHUTE?"