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Seeing how the cast negotiated a massive raise and it still kills in the ratings, it will probably be driven into the ground for 2 to 3 more seasons. They're clearly planing to make Stuart a regular and use him to create a Raj story arc.

 

I'll just quote myself here. It will drag itself along until the 9th season, much like HIMYM, before it mercifully decides to finish "on its own terms". Or more money gets throw at it for another season. Seinfeld turned down 110 million dollars in 1998(!) to make a 10th season of Seinfeld. I don't think TBBT cast will have that problem.

I miss the old big bang theory.  It no longer feels like the nerdy show it used to.  Now it is your standard.. One couple Married, One couple on and Off, One couple awkward, and One guy single formula.

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I miss the old big bang theory.  It no longer feels like the nerdy show it used to.  Now it is your standard.. One couple Married, One couple on and Off, One couple awkward, and One guy single formula.

 

This.

 

My sister says these last few episodes have been quite good... Just shows the audience they're aiming for :(.

 

Please give us back what used to make TBBT fun and quirky; not your dumbed down, cheap comedic cheap shot one liner show.

 

On the other hand, I've really been enjoying CBS's other ginormous comedy, Two and a Half Men. Because it's not trying to be something it isn't. It's a decent sitcom with not bad writing (as of late) and it knows it.

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The best episode ever was on U.K. T.V. couple of weeks back, the one where they have thanks giving at Mrs Wolowitz's home.

 

I watched it 8 times and laughed my arse off even on the floor.

 

However, they are having a break again before channel 4 show the rest of series 7.

 

It just gets better.

 

Though I wish Howard had never got married, he and Raj are so husband and wife material.

 

Amy is nice looking, penny, not that nice looking and as for that goblin Bernadette, ew.

 

Zack is far too good for Penny and as for Sheldon and Amy, ''Sheldon tap dat arse d00d''.

 

Leonard gets (other than Penny) some fine looking gash, especially Alice, how and why, he is like a squinting Elf.

 

Rajesh, well I said it before, go propose to Howard.

They should rename it to The Sheldon Show because that's what it is now.

Show lost it's charm after the second season.

 

Yeah I have grown tired of the show, if it wasn't for Penny I wouldn't care

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I miss the old big bang theory.  It no longer feels like the nerdy show it used to.  Now it is your standard.. One couple Married, One couple on and Off, One couple awkward, and One guy single formula.

I only like there being Bernadette because her father is a laugh.

 

Otherwise, it got spoilt a bit when Howard got married.

 

The best episode so far was when Penny found out she was married to Zack, Zack is hilarious and smarter than he appears, thanks giving at Mrs Wolowitzs.

 

The episode was the cut off episode on CH4, last night they restarted the season, I recorded last nights episode and will be watching later.

 

I am glad they are running 3 more seasons.

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Work on the eighth series of US sitcom The Big Bang Theory has failed to start on time, as the principal cast members fight for higher salaries.

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According to The Hollywood Reporter, Parsons, Galecki and Cuoco currently earn $325,000 (?190,000) per episode and are seeking up to $1m (?584,000) per show.

 

Source: BBC News (of all places :D)

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