Comic-Con video: 'The Big Bang Theory' crew talks geekdom, Leonard-Penny love & more
"The Big Bang Theory" crew hit Comic-Con this weekend and were welcomed by close to 4,500 screaming fans. It was a cool sight, couldn't be happening to a nicer cast of kids.
And after the pandemonium of their panel, we got some one-on-one time with all five series regulars, Simon Helberg, Kaley Cuoco, Kunal Nayyar, Johnny Galecki and Jim Parsons.
Now, the footage is kind of blurry, but the audio is great and the whole group is just really fun, so if you're a fan of the show, it's definitely worth watching.
We're talking about the upcoming Leonard-Penny romance, Parsons' Emmy nom, Kaley's love of "So You Think You Can Dance" and why the series has her upset...
It's good stuff.
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What a shame "Big Bang" has been canceled. IMO, it's one of the few sitcoms that's actually funny & has a somewhat unique premise. And Jim Parsons is an absolute gem! CBS needs to rethink this decision.
BBT hasn't been canceled. It returns 9/21/09 at 9:30. Should be a good season!
Yes. Its coming back in the fall and has already been picked back up for a fourth season.
Wow - really bad focus. Great interviews if you don't actually watch it.
Great interviews Korbeeee!
Thanks for the great interviews. I hope Penny's romance is with Sheldon instead, it would be great comedy!
Great Show!!!
SHALOM
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IT IS A JEWISH TONGUE IN CHEEK RESPONSE TO THE BIG BANG THEORY ON CBS. IT SENDS A MESSAGE IF YOU READ BETWEEN THE LINES.
CHUCK LORRE AND BILL PRADY WANT US (NERDS) TO BELIEVE THAT SHALLOW KALEY CUOCO IS OUR FRIEND, PROTECTOR AND CHEERLEADER.
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REGARDS
CHAIM PADDAMAN
JEWISH NERD
The flagship Hollywood motion picture film studios have in the past produced many entertaining movies based on nerd and geek characters. I had no problem with that, in fact I support good comedy. However, my gripe with The Big Bang Theory(CBS) was "Paris Hilton" impersonator Kaley Cuoco's attitude and behaviour at the 2009 Comic Con. The stunt she pulled "Flirting with the fan" This was an attempt to give reassurance to her hardcore male fan base, that she had no interest in nerds or geeks. Kaley Cuoco cannot have her cake and eat it. It is obvious that she will feel more in her comfort zone working with the likes of Nick Carter, Al Santos or Russell Brand. I had been the shows biggest supporter up to that point. I was naive to have believed Bill Prady's press statements that the premise of Big Bang Theory (CBS) was to celebrate nerds and not to mock them. It became apparent to me, that Prady's statements were based on studio spin. It is common knowledge that when launching or promoting a brand, most public relation experts will advise you to be cautious not to contradict your brand, as you will leave yourself wide open to public scrutiny and ridicule. Chuck Lorre and Bill Prady the grand old dukes of spin. It will sooner or later become apparent to CBS, Warner Bros, and Chuck Lorre Productions that spin is only effective up to a certain point depending on who your target audiences are. Sophisticated audiences can smell a rotten egg from a far distance
Chaim Paddaman