A review of ‘The Big Bang Theory’

Wednesday, Sep. 19 2007 | Author: Drew

There are a few shows debuting this season that seem to be targeted to the geek crowd. One such program is the CBS comedy The Big Bang Theory. I took a look at the pilot episode (which is available as a free download on iTunes now), and reviewed it over on our sister site TV Jab.

Here’s an excerpt:

Many comedies aim for the lowest common denominator, so many viewers with half a brain find themselves scratching their heads and wondering, “How is this funny?” So I have to give kudos to Theory…it goes in the opposite direction.

The problem is, it goes too far.

Click here for the review.

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2 Responses for "A review of ‘The Big Bang Theory’"

Griffith

September 20th, 2007 at 08:45
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That was a very intelligent way to “cut” the excerpt. Well done :)
chaim paddaman

February 17th, 2010 at 16:51
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Shalom

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Chaim Paddaman
Jewish Nerd