Why did CBS have to waste the post Super Bowl slot with Undercover Boss? The show was beyond fake with workers allegedly fooled into thinking this old white guy is somehow a newbie in the garbage world? And that a camera crew would follow the guy around? If this was a 16 year old pregnant [...]

In the world of the Brilliant But Canceled TV, there’s always a common tale about how a show was building an audience when the network switched timeslots. The show tumbled in the ratings and found itself on the chopping block. Such could have been the fate of The Big Bang Theory. For two years the [...]

“The Guitarist Amplification” promises there will be noise around the apartment. The folks at the Big Bang Theory Wiki tipped me off that tonight’s episodes was originally called “The Wandering Troubadour Catalyst.” Somehow that seems to describe the worst fear of any woman that knows Howard. How come he doesn’t sit around the lunch room playing “Dust [...]

Tonight’s epside goes up against the World Series. Since the Phillies are beating the Yankees 6-1 in the 4th, there will probably be plenty of folks that will click back to watch tonight’s episode. The lack of being OnDemand or on Hulu give The Bang a watch now (or at least DVR) thrill.
“The Cornhusker [...]

For some reason the imdb.com is declaring tonight’s episode as “The Cornhusker Vortex.” But my digital TV Guide has “The Creepy Candy Coating Corollary” listed with guest star Wil Wheaton. Remember him? He’s the voice of Aqualad on Teen Titans. Cornhusker will be about Leonard learning about football without the help of any former child [...]

The buzz continues to grow for The Bang. Kaley Cuoco was on the CBS Early Show for an interview with Harry Smith. Most of the talk was about how critics that couldn’t see the show working are now praising it. She did mention how if dating Leonard doesn’t work out, she’s got three more [...]

“The Hofsadter Isotope” gives us a fresh episode after the rerun they stuck in front of last week’s NCAA men’s basketball final game. In case you’re curious, isotopes are the same chemical element with a different atomic number. This comes from one of them having more neutrons. Enough of the science lesson, let’s watch the [...]

After a rerun last week, “The Cooper-Noitzki Theorem” arrives with Leonard talking to new grad students in a classroom. Turns out his big science demonstration for them went to kaput thanks to a bottle of Snapple. Sheldon refuses to chat to the kids until Leonard swears he won’t take him to the comic book store. [...]

“The Euclid Alternative” opens with Leonard walking into the apartment and collapsing on the sofa. Sheldon is already up and ready to return his Star Wars sheets to Pottery Barn before they get to work. Leonard says he’s not going to work. He’s working on equipment that’s only available overnight. And he’ll be on that [...]