#Bazinga meme tv#

I may not be her biggest fan, but this show takes endless pleasure in demeaning the intelligence of others if they donвЂ™t have a PhD or donвЂ™t know the ins and outs of every Star Trek episode by heart. Penny is painted to be the stupid one, but at least she manages to function like a normal human being in society and is by far the most well-adjusted person these idiots know. SheвЂ™s quite literally a stereotypical dumb blonde who is constantly labelled as a вЂњslutвЂќ and used for objectification by the group of elitist, privileged morons across the hall, who also find amusement in making fun of their ultra quirky friend, Sheldon, who doesnвЂ™t understand social norms. Here we insert Penny, the pretty plot device that makes me want to write an angry letter to CBS complaining like an old man who yells at kids to get off his lawn.

TheyвЂ™re awkward and just want to learn the mysterious ways of women. TheyвЂ™re a bunch of misfit guys who are not stereotypically masculine. This entire concept was something that grew stale really quickly. TheyвЂ™re all nerds, so that means theyвЂ™re funny! The laugh track unceasingly chants over the most miniscule moments, so that I question my sanity at the end of every episode, making me wonder why IвЂ™m not chiming in with everyone else over their zany and wacky antics onscreen. Yet, it didnвЂ™t take me long to realize a definitive and eventually unavoidable flaw in the showвЂ™s overall execution: it just wasnвЂ™t that good. This was a time of ignorance, when hearing вЂњbazingaвЂќ yelled down a school hallway didnвЂ™t make me physically clench every muscle uncomfortably and start twitching with annoyance. It was the new show that everyone loved, referenced and mimicked at every turn.

When I was an incredibly naive 14-year-old and The Big Bang Theory was still relatively new, I laughed at it easily. Things obviously change after we graduate high school, which was the only time I ever liked this dumpster fire of a television show. You desperately want to move on and put that stage of your life behind you, yet theyвЂ™re still annoyingly present.ДЇor me, this вЂњfriendвЂќ is The Big Bang Theory. There's a fine line between pretentiously thinking you're funny when you're not and being completely oblivious to your own lacking sense of humor, so we're splitting the difference on this one.It seems to me that many of us have one friend from high school who, no matter what you do, they wonвЂ™t go away. If you were to drop this quote at a dinner party, would you get an in-unison 'awww' or would everyone roll their eyes and never invite you back? Here it is, on a scale of 1-10. It's also on t-shirtsВ and stickers (in a variety of colors) and was even referenced in the pilot episode of The Flash (2014). Catchphrases spread faster than the plague. You've heard this one from pretty much every character on Big Bang at this point. So us explaining why Sheldon not being funny, but thinking he's funny, is actually funny, is really really funny. Explaining humor never makes it funny, but since Sheldon isn't usually funny to begin with, the fact that he thinks he's funny makes itвЂ¦ funny.

He tells you-by adding the word 'bazinga' at the end of it. How do you know that Sheldon Cooper is telling a joke? This line is spoken byВ Sheldon Cooper, played byВ Jim Parsons, in theВ TV show The Big Bang Theory (2007).

#Bazinga meme tv#

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