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[tepista]

[Dr. Medulla]

Cartoons with robots not humiliated aren't funny.

[Kory]

Cartoons with robots not humiliated aren't funny.

Why the hell should they get to make art when the rest of us still have to go to our boring jobs every day?

[Dr. Medulla]

Cartoons with robots not humiliated aren't funny.

Why the hell should they get to make art when the rest of us still have to go to our boring jobs every day?

So that you can hang out at the water cooler and evaluate the latest Young Sheldon!

[Kory]

Cartoons with robots not humiliated aren't funny.

Why the hell should they get to make art when the rest of us still have to go to our boring jobs every day?

So that you can hang out at the water cooler and evaluate the latest Young Sheldon!

BAZINGA!

[Dr. Medulla]

Cartoons with robots not humiliated aren't funny.

Why the hell should they get to make art when the rest of us still have to go to our boring jobs every day?

So that you can hang out at the water cooler and evaluate the latest Young Sheldon!

BAZINGA!

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

(I was in a grad class with a guy—a moron, to be clear—who liked to say that in class. I wanted to throttle him.)

[Silent Majority]

I haven't seen a moment of Young Sheldon, but my guess is they won't have him say Bazinga! til the past moment of the last episode.

[Dr. Medulla]

I haven't seen a moment of Young Sheldon, but my guess is they won't have him say Bazinga! til the past moment of the last episode.

Like you, I speak from ignorance, but I’m skeptical that the producers/writers would keep that gun in the holster the whole time when, presumably, a sizeable chunk of the audience desperately wants to hear it.

[Kory]

I haven't seen a moment of Young Sheldon, but my guess is they won't have him say Bazinga! til the past moment of the last episode.

Maybe the whole plot of the show is him developing the catchphrase. He starts with more primitive versions in the earlier seasons but god bless that child, he keeps workshopping it until it becomes the "word' that america has come to love and worship.

[Dr. Medulla]

I haven't seen a moment of Young Sheldon, but my guess is they won't have him say Bazinga! til the past moment of the last episode.

Maybe the whole plot of the show is him developing the catchphrase. He starts with more primitive versions in the earlier seasons but god bless that child, he keeps workshopping it until it becomes the "word' that america has come to love and worship.

Season 1: Big guns!
Season 2: Big ones!
Season 3: Be Gone!
Season 4: Bug Gazebo!
Season 5: Bag of Garbanzos!

[Wolter]

I haven't seen a moment of Young Sheldon, but my guess is they won't have him say Bazinga! til the past moment of the last episode.

Maybe the whole plot of the show is him developing the catchphrase. He starts with more primitive versions in the earlier seasons but god bless that child, he keeps workshopping it until it becomes the "word' that america has come to love and worship.

Season 1: Big guns!
Season 2: Big ones!
Season 3: Be Gone!
Season 4: Bug Gazebo!
Season 5: Bag of Garbanzos!

I loved the David Lynch directed episode where he said “Garmonbozia!”

[Dr. Medulla]

I haven't seen a moment of Young Sheldon, but my guess is they won't have him say Bazinga! til the past moment of the last episode.

Maybe the whole plot of the show is him developing the catchphrase. He starts with more primitive versions in the earlier seasons but god bless that child, he keeps workshopping it until it becomes the "word' that america has come to love and worship.

Season 1: Big guns!
Season 2: Big ones!
Season 3: Be Gone!
Season 4: Bug Gazebo!
Season 5: Bag of Garbanzos!

I loved the David Lynch directed, Emmy-winning episode where he said “Garmonbozia!”

Fixed.

[Wolter]

I haven't seen a moment of Young Sheldon, but my guess is they won't have him say Bazinga! til the past moment of the last episode.

Maybe the whole plot of the show is him developing the catchphrase. He starts with more primitive versions in the earlier seasons but god bless that child, he keeps workshopping it until it becomes the "word' that america has come to love and worship.

Season 1: Big guns!
Season 2: Big ones!
Season 3: Be Gone!
Season 4: Bug Gazebo!
Season 5: Bag of Garbanzos!

I loved the David Lynch directed, Emmy-winning episode where he said “Garmonbozia!”

Fixed.

A lot of people questioned why the episode was 6 hours long with no commercials, of which 45 minutes was just a fly walking along a windowsill, but you can’t argue with how funny that is.

[Dr. Medulla]

Maybe the whole plot of the show is him developing the catchphrase. He starts with more primitive versions in the earlier seasons but god bless that child, he keeps workshopping it until it becomes the "word' that america has come to love and worship.

Season 1: Big guns!
Season 2: Big ones!
Season 3: Be Gone!
Season 4: Bug Gazebo!
Season 5: Bag of Garbanzos!

I loved the David Lynch directed, Emmy-winning episode where he said “Garmonbozia!”

Fixed.

A lot of people questioned why the episode was 6 hours long with no commercials, of which 45 minutes was just a fly walking along a windowsill, but you can’t argue with how funny that is.

I mean, the laugh track was going nuts, wasn't it?

[Dr. Medulla]

AI being gamed to spread misinformation? I don't think anyone could have predicted that happening!
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