Here are some stills and videos from tonight’s episode of The Big Bang Theory. Enjoy! Screen Captures will be up tomorrow.
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505: THE RUSSIAN ROCKET REACTION
Clip – Mortal Enevy
Episode Preview: Leonard and Amy get to know each other better, while Howard and Bernadette spend the weekend with Mrs. Wolowitz TONIGHT at 8/7c on CBS!
Check out Jim Parsons backstage after receiving his Emmy!
In case you missed the Emmy’s last night here is Jim Parson’s giving his Acceptance Speech. Bazinga!
Check out TBBT Cast on set in the Emmy Opener (2:18).
Comic Con TBBT Summary
Comic Con Panel Part 1
Comic Con Panel Part 2
Comic Con Panel Part 3
Comic Con Panel Part 4
Comic Con Panel Part 5
Comic Con Panel Part 6
The Big Bang Theory actress is on to something when she calls out the ubiquity of Slave Leia costumes at Star Wars conventions. Cosplayers and Comic-Con attendees, listen up: There are plenty more ladies with perfectly hewn braids to imitate.
If you pack an extra tanktop and pair of shorts, you can turn your Slave Leia getup into a Lara Croft costume — and you can keep the braid. Star Wars geeks are most persnickety about hairstyling, of course.
Canadian rockers the Barenaked Ladies have filmed a music video for “The History of Everything,” their theme song for CBS’ hit sitcom “The Big Bang Theory.”
Posted after the break, the video features the band sneaking onto the set of the show and performing an expanded version of the bouncy theme for the cast and crew. They even sit in Sheldon’s spot on the couch!
In an interview last fall, BNL frontman Ed Robertson shared with me the story of how show creators Chuck Lorre and Bill Prady approached him to pen the theme:
“They said, ‘Well, you’re the only one we’ve asked. We really want you to do this.’ And I said, ‘Well, that’s great because I can give you what you’re looking for if you can tell me what you want,’” he said. “So it was a great relationship right from the start.”
The extended version of “The History of Everything” has now become a popular part of BNL’s live shows.
“We played it one night just kind of on a lark, and people went nuts. It’s one of the hits in the set now,” he said with a laugh.
















