Any fans of The Big Bang Theory on CBS?

The first six seasons are the best.

 

I think the first three seasons and the first 1/3 of the fourth are pure gold. When Raj's sister Priya returned after her first appearance, the show starts to lose me at that point. I've often wondered if Charlie Sheen's issues over at Two & A Half Men is why Big Bang Theory starts to lose its charm.

 

Can you connect those dots for me?

 

I can't stand Priya. I tend to skip her episodes.

 

This is just me, but I felt that when Charlie Sheen was fired from Two & A Half Men that their fans began flocking over to watch Big Bang Theory, and the show writers began dumbing down The Big Bang Theory as a result.

 

Yes, indeed.

I don't see it at all.

 

It's an amusing series. But it's portrayal of nerds/geeks is uninformed and regrettable.

Silicon Valley demonstrates how to portray the nerd/geek phenotype realistically and still be funny.

 

It's an okay sitcom that allows dummies to think they're smart for laughing at "nerd jokes".

 

I didn't care for her much either, but I absolutely hated Anu in season 12.

 

I found Priya to be cute, but boring.

I couldn't stand Anu and I'm glad Howard talked Raj out of marrying her.

 

Charismatic chemistry. Good show. Kind of run it’s course. But, Young Sheldon is a Great show. My fave sitcom in years. Great writing. The child as the center with the interesting grandma character. Uncliched religious mom. Love this show.

 

The show was excellent when it only centred around the original 5 main actors. Once they had run out of ideas the show added new central characters and original premise was lost.

 

Inebriation and ill mood likey caused the meanness of my earlier post.
My wife and I have been to NYC only once. In 2012 we took a trip the week of Governors Ball. That year Beck, Modest Mouse, Built to Spill, and Fiona Apple were playing.

While there, we got to catch a Broadway play. We saw Jim Parsons leading a solid cast (including Carol Kane) in a production of Harvey.
He was a really great Elwood.