The student is reported to be a member of the Indiana National Guard. Surely his intention is to show how he is able to protect fellow students from an influx of marauding zombies. That said, perhaps it is not wise to encourage the use of guns by students, and instead leave it to the authorities. Will be interesting to see how this plays out.
I've caught the show on occasion, whilst switching between channels, and I never found it engaging enough that I should watch an entire episode. I found its reference-based presentation of nerd culture and its characters to be uninspired and puerile. The IT Crowd, on the other hand, could at least present the (at times) childish nature and situations of its characters in a more intelligent and endearing way, IMO.
There were glimmers of humour and much potential in Sheldon's character, I thought, but for the most part, he came across as annoying, and not in a way that I could sympathise with. I would say that Dustin Hoffman does a better job of this as Raymond in Rain Man (albeit a more extreme example).
How do I feel about the ending of The Big Bang Theory? I feel nothing.
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At least the 6S sounded like "success".
The student is reported to be a member of the Indiana National Guard. Surely his intention is to show how he is able to protect fellow students from an influx of marauding zombies. That said, perhaps it is not wise to encourage the use of guns by students, and instead leave it to the authorities. Will be interesting to see how this plays out.
I've caught the show on occasion, whilst switching between channels, and I never found it engaging enough that I should watch an entire episode. I found its reference-based presentation of nerd culture and its characters to be uninspired and puerile. The IT Crowd, on the other hand, could at least present the (at times) childish nature and situations of its characters in a more intelligent and endearing way, IMO.
There were glimmers of humour and much potential in Sheldon's character, I thought, but for the most part, he came across as annoying, and not in a way that I could sympathise with. I would say that Dustin Hoffman does a better job of this as Raymond in Rain Man (albeit a more extreme example).
How do I feel about the ending of The Big Bang Theory? I feel nothing.