Later, I analyzed the reason, which may be related to my phobia of small space.
I always feel that small scenes in a fixed shed like sitcoms make me feel suffocated, and the indoor lighting is not as comfortable as natural light, anyway, it is fake.
If I hadn't seen Huahua's recommendation, I would definitely not have watched The Big Bang Theory, which is the only sitcom I've watched one season so far.
This is definitely an American drama worthy of solemn recommendation, especially to the vast number of science and engineering men and women, especially the science and engineering nerds. Basically it's a hilarious story about four physics guys doing research in places like MIT and a beautiful neighbor. The dialogue is hilariously written, full of brilliance of wisdom, and if you are a science student or an interstellar fan, you will probably find a lot of resonance.
I love Sheldon the most. In fact, everyone who watches this show loves Sheldon. He is an IQ genius (it is said to be 187), an EQ idiot, with two doctorates and a master's degree. He doesn't love men or women. Bell Prize in Physics. Going to college at 11, becoming a visiting professor at 15, a gifted teenager, but relatively arrogant, acerbic but undeniably sharp, with all kinds of eccentric neuroticism and obsessive-compulsive disorder (such as sneaking into a neighbor's house in the middle of the night to help pack things up) ), the most notable feature is his talkativeness, making good use of all kinds of seemingly rigorous logic and corroborating evidence, especially physics, to refute and argue with people... Anyway, compared with the vast number of people on earth, this buddy's spiritual world and brain circuit are definitely closer to that Meeker. and that actor did a great job. I think he is a combination of Mr. Bean and the scholar in The Legend of Wulin.
In addition to Sheldon, Howard is also quite brilliant. He is the opposite of Sheldon, who is sexually insulative. He is sexually thirsty, loves girls very much, thinks he is a lover, claims to be fluent in six languages, and likes to speak some nasty Shakespearean rhetoric in various languages to seduce beautiful women. The appearance is also very happy, wearing tights all day long, from a distance, it looks like a bean sprout with a toilet hood.
Another supporting role is an Indian guy who can't have a normal conversation with a woman. His Indian mom and dad are hilarious.
Well, the protagonist also has a Leonard, who lives with sheldon and is also a doctor of physics. He's the most normal of them all, except that he acts a little gay (but his sexuality is normal), but turns out to be the most unfanciful character. It turns out that geek or nerd are more popular, and normal humans are too boring. Ha ha.
Blonde beauty Penny is cute and kind. But most of the time she is a drug lead.
and, and a female doctor, leslie, who catches a glimpse every time. Although dressed as an aunt, her IQ is super high, and she can help sheldon rewrite the wrong equation on the blackboard at will. Every time Leonard goes to the laboratory, he sees her using a test utensil to heat instant noodles or smash bananas with oatmeal. Do things simply, like to skip the details and go straight to the topic, and the concept of sex is also open and avant-garde. In short, it is to believe in a simple, rude and direct philosophy of life. handsome.
All in all, highly recommended.
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