Amy acting like Sheldon isn't a mama's boy 😄 the only reason he doesn't still live with her is because they're in different states. He'd totally live with her if he stayed in Texas. Also, why is it a problem for Americans to live with their parents? Howard's mom didn't have anyone. Why would've he left her all alone, be alone and pay rent? Is it some kind or landlord propaganda? 😄 It's rare in my country just to go ahead and move out for no reason.
okay a couple of things here. Yeah Sheldon would totally live with his mom IF he did not deliberately move out to not be controlled by a zealous reborn christian (or whatever religion Mary Sheldon is a follower of) who explains everything with god's will, which is clearly against Sheldon's own values and beliefs. One reason to move out from your parent's place is that you do not necessarily want your parents to know when, how often, how long, with whom and to what level of satisfaction you have intercourse (amongst a lot of other things) and because you want to live by your own rules. Of course you can trade these freedoms for the comfyness of your momma's home and become more or less a freeloader (as you seem to suggest that an engineer who works for the NASA will not pay rent, if they stay at home.
Howard's relationship with his mother does go beyond just living at home. I agree though that there is an inappropriate stigma in America to living at home. But what they give Howard a hard time about isn't him living at home.
@@sksaddrakk5183 While the freedoms listed are legit, you also are shackled to needing to earn more, which isn't exactly "freeing" in that sense. Also, only some people are freeloaders. Others work while living intergenerationally and contribute to house chores. On the whole I'd describe it as trade-offs with pros and cons each way, and dependent on one's personal relationship with parents. What's being called out here is the cultural value that it's "correct" and "desired" to move out, and it's looked down upon to not. And ask why, when each choice seems valid and comes with pros and cons.
@@MaxMckayful I agree that there is no 'wrong' or 'false' in that situation. I just wish to point out that if one does not contribute financially to the daily costs, I would consider such person a 'freeloader', as regardless how many times one takes out the trash or does the dishes or the washing, someone else has to pay for ones food, heating, accomodation (be it rent or mortgage) et cetera. The 'need' to earn more is probably inevitable if one wishes to start a family of their own...
Girl's night were all great scenes. I love the zinger compliments Amy would pass at Penny. You would fetch a unicorn. Then the look on Penny's face even though it was meant with romantic undertones.
Which is ironic seeing how Amy accused Penny of being gay and questioned her if she was multiple times in the beginning of their friendship. Once they got close, Amy starting really reeking of Bi-Energy
Since Yuri Gagarain went into space back in 1961 only just a little less than 700 people have actually gone into deep space. And yes you have to qualified to go into space in some capacity....by and large.
Exactly what do you consider “deep space”? Of all the people who have gone into space, only 27 have left Earth’s orbit. And a trip to the moon would hardly be considered deep space.
@@carlgreisheimer8701 Then you're pretty much the only person that uses that definition for Earth orbit. NASA considers deep space the space outside a solar system. By that metric, only the two Voyager craft have reached deep space. But hey, if you know better than the people whose job it is to actually send things into space, more power to you. 😀
obviously aimee started this when she said the thing about howard having his moment in the sun so im glad bernie got the best burn when she talked about the sex life being theoretical
Well yes and no. It's a matter of degrees. Scientific theories are all proven in some sense. If you look at it with the court of law standard of "beyond a reasonable doubt" then no, they're never 100% proven. But for something to become a scientific theory it does need to be tested and become the most likely answer. But then sometimes later more information comes that overrides the old theories. The problem comes from even science using the 2 different definitions for "theory". When they say "scientific theory" they man the generally accepted answers that have been determined through testing. While not all theories that theoretic physicists come up with become part of the widely accepted one Scientific Theory. But no scientific theory will ever become a law (as those are 2 different things). The issue then is if any of Sheldon's theories have ever been accepted by the scientific community as part of the main scientific theory. But surely Sheldon has made major contributions that pretty much "Proven" to a large enough degree to be considered accurate.
you're thinking of religion, dude. in science, theory means fact. in religion, thinking something is correct without proof is called faith. science flies you to the moon, faith flies you into buildings. science used reality to stave off covid, billions survived. faith told people it was all a hoax, 2 million plus americans with faith died, another 10-15 million christians ended up with lifetime brain and body damage.
@@tdcfc I think you dont understand what I meant. I am not trying to devalue science. I am just saying, that you always have some probability that the theory is actually incorrect. In science you spend your time trying to disprove a theory. If you cant disprove it with the data you have you work with it in the future. The probability that you couldnt disprove it when it in fact is not actually true is usually really small (p-value=0.05 etc.) but it is there. Always. So, you never really prove a theory or a hypothesis. That is not how it works. You usually try to make a model that is as close to the reality as possible with the tools, methods and knowledge we already have but the model will never be perfect. That is okay. The most important thing I learnt as a graduate in a scientific field is: Nothing is definite. And for people who dont understand how science works it can actually be dangerous to blindly believe everything media said was "scientifically proven", because media has the tendence to not cite and also not do their research. And I feel like everyone who ever tried to find out answers in some scientific field found out that different people have different outcomes of similar studies because they manipulate the data differently or use different methods. Also the perspective tends to shift over time. So, the common believe that science can prove something with 100% certainty is incorrect. Just google: Science doesn't prove ... or smt similar and see what I mean.
I never thought Amy would be the one to call out Howard’s obvious incestuous tendencies towards his own mother
Fact: That "Damn" wasn't Scripted. Kaley Cuoco just said it on the spot... 😅
It worked. 😄
Bernadette: “Is it maybe because like Sheldon’s work your sex life is also theoretical?”
Amy: 😮
Penny: “Damn”
Me: 😂
"At least when we do make love, Sheldon won't be thinking about his MOTHER!"
Me: 😲
@@houchi69 damn
@@houchi69 😂
Episode #194 saved the BIG BANG THEORY.
a burn!
penny being the most mature in this clip
To this day, i still can't pass by a box of crayons without crossing my legs.
😂😂😂
Amy acting like Sheldon isn't a mama's boy 😄 the only reason he doesn't still live with her is because they're in different states. He'd totally live with her if he stayed in Texas.
Also, why is it a problem for Americans to live with their parents? Howard's mom didn't have anyone. Why would've he left her all alone, be alone and pay rent? Is it some kind or landlord propaganda? 😄 It's rare in my country just to go ahead and move out for no reason.
okay a couple of things here. Yeah Sheldon would totally live with his mom IF he did not deliberately move out to not be controlled by a zealous reborn christian (or whatever religion Mary Sheldon is a follower of) who explains everything with god's will, which is clearly against Sheldon's own values and beliefs. One reason to move out from your parent's place is that you do not necessarily want your parents to know when, how often, how long, with whom and to what level of satisfaction you have intercourse (amongst a lot of other things) and because you want to live by your own rules. Of course you can trade these freedoms for the comfyness of your momma's home and become more or less a freeloader (as you seem to suggest that an engineer who works for the NASA will not pay rent, if they stay at home.
IKR
Howard's relationship with his mother does go beyond just living at home. I agree though that there is an inappropriate stigma in America to living at home. But what they give Howard a hard time about isn't him living at home.
@@sksaddrakk5183 While the freedoms listed are legit, you also are shackled to needing to earn more, which isn't exactly "freeing" in that sense. Also, only some people are freeloaders. Others work while living intergenerationally and contribute to house chores. On the whole I'd describe it as trade-offs with pros and cons each way, and dependent on one's personal relationship with parents. What's being called out here is the cultural value that it's "correct" and "desired" to move out, and it's looked down upon to not. And ask why, when each choice seems valid and comes with pros and cons.
@@MaxMckayful I agree that there is no 'wrong' or 'false' in that situation. I just wish to point out that if one does not contribute financially to the daily costs, I would consider such person a 'freeloader', as regardless how many times one takes out the trash or does the dishes or the washing, someone else has to pay for ones food, heating, accomodation (be it rent or mortgage) et cetera. The 'need' to earn more is probably inevitable if one wishes to start a family of their own...
Girl's night were all great scenes. I love the zinger compliments Amy would pass at Penny. You would fetch a unicorn. Then the look on Penny's face even though it was meant with romantic undertones.
Which is ironic seeing how Amy accused Penny of being gay and questioned her if she was multiple times in the beginning of their friendship. Once they got close, Amy starting really reeking of Bi-Energy
Since Yuri Gagarain went into space back in 1961 only just a little less than 700 people have actually gone into deep space. And yes you have to qualified to go into space in some capacity....by and large.
or very rich
@Wayne Flanigan I said deep space
Exactly what do you consider “deep space”? Of all the people who have gone into space, only 27 have left Earth’s orbit. And a trip to the moon would hardly be considered deep space.
@@flyboy152 if you have to fit heat shields on your craft so you don't burn up on re-entry, then I consider that Deep Space.
@@carlgreisheimer8701 Then you're pretty much the only person that uses that definition for Earth orbit. NASA considers deep space the space outside a solar system. By that metric, only the two Voyager craft have reached deep space.
But hey, if you know better than the people whose job it is to actually send things into space, more power to you. 😀
2:18 Burrrrrrrrrrrn 😂
"Damn!"
u know its a good burn when penny felt it lol
This show is a good way to learn English
Amy is savage
I like a good catfight especially the one with Sheldon's mother and Howard's.
Yea, I should have said Lenard
Can they do that with melted crayons and duct tape ?
Why don't you try it and find out?
obviously aimee started this when she said the thing about howard having his moment in the sun so im glad bernie got the best burn when she talked about the sex life being theoretical
These videos should be longer.
We never met Penny’s sister
The mental image from this bit scarred me for life.
**Shutters**
What episode is this?
S6 E9
1:43 HAHAHAHAA
Amy and Sheldon were in the wrong here.
Really..only five?
This was more about parking than waxing. Am I right?
Bernie won that one
wait penny brought up her sister either we never met her or i dont remember we did or i missed the episode
Tank you at Macy's
Why do US tv shows have canned laughter? It is so weird…..
This show was actually taped in front of live audiance, so this was real. Other shows should do the same.
I never got why Amy wanted a bikini wax
Sheldon was going to have sex with her.
This is before her birthday and Sheldon's gift for her is his genitals.
@@suntzu4607 no, this was few seasons before that happened.
Oh god.. Amy, that was nasty.
Bernadette & Amy. Yikes.
i have always wondered if amy is a guy
Meow.
Scientific theories cannot be proven!
they cannot? Did not Newton stipulate the theory about gravity and then went on and proved it?
Well yes and no. It's a matter of degrees. Scientific theories are all proven in some sense. If you look at it with the court of law standard of "beyond a reasonable doubt" then no, they're never 100% proven. But for something to become a scientific theory it does need to be tested and become the most likely answer. But then sometimes later more information comes that overrides the old theories. The problem comes from even science using the 2 different definitions for "theory". When they say "scientific theory" they man the generally accepted answers that have been determined through testing. While not all theories that theoretic physicists come up with become part of the widely accepted one Scientific Theory. But no scientific theory will ever become a law (as those are 2 different things). The issue then is if any of Sheldon's theories have ever been accepted by the scientific community as part of the main scientific theory. But surely Sheldon has made major contributions that pretty much "Proven" to a large enough degree to be considered accurate.
you're thinking of religion, dude.
in science, theory means fact.
in religion, thinking something is correct without proof is called faith.
science flies you to the moon, faith flies you into buildings.
science used reality to stave off covid, billions survived.
faith told people it was all a hoax, 2 million plus americans with faith died, another 10-15 million christians ended up with lifetime brain and body damage.
4 people liked this comment. 4 actually alive people that live on the same planet as me liked this comment. Fucking hell, we deserve a meteor.
@@tdcfc I think you dont understand what I meant. I am not trying to devalue science. I am just saying, that you always have some probability that the theory is actually incorrect. In science you spend your time trying to disprove a theory. If you cant disprove it with the data you have you work with it in the future. The probability that you couldnt disprove it when it in fact is not actually true is usually really small (p-value=0.05 etc.) but it is there. Always. So, you never really prove a theory or a hypothesis. That is not how it works. You usually try to make a model that is as close to the reality as possible with the tools, methods and knowledge we already have but the model will never be perfect. That is okay. The most important thing I learnt as a graduate in a scientific field is: Nothing is definite. And for people who dont understand how science works it can actually be dangerous to blindly believe everything media said was "scientifically proven", because media has the tendence to not cite and also not do their research. And I feel like everyone who ever tried to find out answers in some scientific field found out that different people have different outcomes of similar studies because they manipulate the data differently or use different methods. Also the perspective tends to shift over time. So, the common believe that science can prove something with 100% certainty is incorrect.
Just google: Science doesn't prove ... or smt similar and see what I mean.
hello
As if 😅
Yellow world
I was sorry they made Amy F F dress so dumpy, she was more attractive than they allowed her to be and by far the most scientifically qualified.
Amy is supposed to be socially awkward. It wouldn't fit the part if she were all glammed up like Penny. Sort of like how Sheldon dresses like a child.
That comes eventually. It was part of her growth process.
night
I’ve never understood the popularity of this show.
And u never will
Not everybody gets STEM jokes.
@@picklerix6162 I know, those witty math and science jokes. Most people believe they’re smarter just watching the show
@@joe_mama7590 - Stephen Hawking loved the show and he was already very smart.