Big Bang Theory and the Dungeon Master's Guide

[Achan hiArusa]

Am I the only person to note that the 4e Dungeon Master's Guide was on the coffee table in Leonard and Sheldons' apartment in episode 23 of season 3 (The Lunar Excitation)? It's the scene where Raj finally finds a date for Sheldon and Leonard is lying dejected on couch.

 

[Mark]

Like they would leave a D&D book around where one of their girlfriends could see it . . .

Spoiler

Bazinga!

 

[Herobizkit]

The show is in its THIRD season?! Wow... I didn't think it would make it past Season 1.

 

[Olgar Shiverstone]

I'm waiting for a game session to make an appearance on the show.

 

[Richards]

The show is in its THIRD season?! Wow... I didn't think it would make it past Season 1.

Whatchoo talking about? I LOVE that show! I only discovered it this season, and it's become one of my favorite sitcoms.

Johnathan

 

[Klaus]

Whatchoo talking about? I LOVE that show! I only discovered it this season, and it's become one of my favorite sitcoms.

Johnathan

Ditto.

 

[Derulbaskul]

Ditto.

Double ditto.

 

[Pig Champion]

I noticed this as well.

 

[Morrus]

I watched a bit of an episode on some obscure channel here once and the incredibly loud canned laughter every 3-4 seconds after anyone said anything - funny or not - made me switch channel pretty quickly! I know canned laughter is part and parcel of these US sitcom things, but I never got assaulted by it to quite tha degree in Friends! Threw me right out of the story; all I could hear was the canned laughter.

It was so bad that it occurred at times when nobody had even made a joke! I just couldn't focus on anything but the canned laughter every few seconds. And I did watch Cheers, Friends, etc., all of whihc had canned laughter (or "live studio audiences") but none were quite so intrusive as this.

Then again, I'm far from an expert on US sitcoms; maybe you get used to it. I dunno!

 

[Balthaczar]

CLP - Vanity Card #282

Chuck Lorre is the director and creator, he has these vanity cards, after every episode of a show he works on.