Big Bang theory episode This is a love message for Star Trek lovers

The Lig Bang Theory is a series of a group of great friends who are trying to survive despite the fact that adulthood is not nice with obsessive, and that one episode in particular is a love speech to a specific angle of Nerd-Dom. The ninth season “The Spock Resonance” is one of the most important in the series because it highlights the “Star Trek” that its fans can mean. In fact, it is a celebration of Vandum and the people who love these stories to the extent that they make them part of their lives, such as Sheldon Cooper (Jim Parsons).

Shieldon, of course, an embarrassing adult who has a difficult time with relationships when the show begins, but it grows over time, and in the end he marries a wonderful world In the form of Amy Farah Fowler (Maim Pialik). In fact, in “Echo Spock” we first learn that Shieldon is planning to propose Emmy, although the two have separated at that time. This is revealed when he goes to his wall safe to recover a napkin signed by his hero, Leonard Nimoy, along with some other precious property, including a small statue of Will Whiton and the ring.

Wheaton is also in a non -reformer form in the episode. The main plot follows Sheldon after Witon asked him to be in a documentary on Spock, Sheldon’s hero. Though Whiton originally does not want to play himself on “The Big Bang Theory,” It is a lot of fun here and makes an amazing enemy (and then, Frenemy). Meanwhile, the episode itself really depicts what the life of Star Trek’s fans.

In the episode, Whiton makes a documentary (or “Spockumentary”, as Shieldon jokingly calls it) with Ibn Nemi, Adam Nemoy, who resembles his strange father. (Nemoy ended up making an actual documentary film about his father and the character he played, “For the Love of Spok”, in 2016.) Sheldon is a bit of somewhat enthusiastic and nervous about the situation. After all, Spock is his final life champion and “not every day I get a person who started my life journey in the heroic scrotum”, as Adam tells joy.

Since Spock is the character that helped Sheldon first to understand and address the world (something filmed in more detail in the “Big Bang theory” presented “Young Sheldon”), Shieldon is neglected to exchange his love for “Star Trek” and the favorite of everyone’s favorite astronomer with The Gang. He is also excited to show his handkerchief, which Leonard Nimoy used when he visited the Cheseca Kaley Cuoco’s friend. Benny was signed and gave him to Cildon as Christmas gift in “The Big Bang Theory”. As such, the exchange of “Star Trek” exchanging a spoil makes “Echo Spok” warm and somewhat mysterious … so that it is not so.

Shieldon explains Luenon and Adam Nemoy, as a child, that his Christian mother will encourage him to ask himself, “What will Jesus do?” However, since he did not buy religion, he did not click. Instead, Shieldon was asking himself, “What would Spok do?” Unfortunately, it was usually concluded that the answer was logically and without emotion.

Benny, fortunately, calls it. And you notice that the important thing in Spok is that he was half a person and had feelings, which hints that Shieldon may hide his feelings about his disintegration with Amy. Then the revenues enjoy a little collapse on this, and everything is caught on the camera, making the fun of Whiton. Sheldon later decided to try to embody the courage of Spok through Emmy’s proposal, just to discover that she was on a date with another person (accept it).

Sheldon, who was depressed, returns to the house to see some “Star Trek”, commenting that Spock’s claims about his lack of emotions are a lie. In response, the best friend and colleague in the room Leonard (Johnny Galici) tells him that he may need to focus on people in his life instead of trying to simulate characters on TV, which is a beautiful advice. It is also not the easiest thing to hear many fans, as TV characters (Especially that “Star Trek”) can help us feel vision and understanding When the rest of the world looks completely strange. However, it is an important lesson for many fans, and his learning helps Shieldon grow to this type of adults Do It ends up marrying Amy.