“Aww, it’s so cool when you use the word ‘cool’ wrong.”
Leonard and Sheldon discover they can realize their
childhood dream when they find the host of their favorite science show online,
Professor Proton! You might even say he’s a positive
role model.
Ah I make myself laugh.
Ah I make myself laugh.
They hire him for a day of re-enacting children’s science
tricks in their apartment, expecting the gloriousness and grandeur they watched
from their TV sets as kids. What they find, however (besides guest star Bob
Newhart), is a forlorn retiree with no life direction and a rather stony
melancholy over the science world he knew.
Sheldon and Leonard do end up rekindling his spirits. Or
maybe that was the beginning of the heart attack. Either way, Sheldon got to
ride in an ambulance, so…best day ever! Right?
In an apartment building far, far away, Raj has Howard and
Bernadette dog-sit Cinnamon, his Yorkshire terrier. Besides catering to
Cinnamon’s rich (and perhaps outrageous) diet, the couple does all right. Even
suppose having kids one day (um, we say yes).
Until, that is, they take Cinnamon out for her first park play-date.
Until, that is, they take Cinnamon out for her first park play-date.
When they forget to put her back in the stroller, Howard and
Bernadette go on a wild dog-chase for the terrier, unaware Raj subsequently
found her and brought her home much sooner. The joke is on him when he tries to
guilt-trip them later. Bernadette, pulling another motherly card from the deck
and scolding him for keeping them worried sick.
She’s going to be an amazing mom, Howard and I agree.
She’s going to be an amazing mom, Howard and I agree.
This episode, filler that I thought it might have been,
still made me think of long ago 4pm children’s specials. These shows of my past
inspired me to do lots of things, and were only even more prevalent generations
before me. (My parents still bring up Captain Kangaroo on occasion).
Did you have any favorites? Or did they absolutely freak you out? Either way, to me, nostalgia is still “cool.”
Did you have any favorites? Or did they absolutely freak you out? Either way, to me, nostalgia is still “cool.”
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