Two nerds named Nick and Kyle attempt to make sense of America's love for The Big Bang Theory, but learn that they're not really any different than the nerds portrayed on the show.
Also, Bernadette is a real actual stalker but I bet it will never come up again.
Sheldon finally admits he has feelings. Wolowitz thinks having a baby will fix things. Nick and Kyle are anxious about the state of the world.
The nerds spend the whole episode worrying whether there's an ethical reason they can't buy back alley helium.
We're back! Technically we never left, but Nick accidentally sent the show into the void for a bit. Thanks for hanging with us through these completely avoidable yet nonetheless turbulent times.
The gang once again fails to make their journey to a different set.
Sheldon's a creep but it's pretty funny
New year, new problems. Sorry the audio stinks! We love you!
The two best characters in the series show up and blow everyone else out of the water.
We've entered the age of consumer ready drone technology, and no one is safe from Wolowitz's gaze.
Kyle and I wonder which type of Greek alphabet hunks we might be.
The show is milking all it can out of "Deborah" Wolowitz' passing.
The only good part about this episode is its demonstration of a healthy sexual relationship.
"Niiiiiiice" is what Joseph Joestar says when he peeps his own mom nude. Anime is always a little pervy.
By the time I was editing this, I had already forgotten that Nathan Fillion was in this episode. The show made me forget about Nathan Fillion's beautiful face TWICE
Nick and Kyle would rather be watching anime or Kill Bill. WHO COULD HAVE GUESSED
Kyle and Nick agree to lose their minds.
Nick and Kyle discuss the beginning of their friendship, plus some other garbage.
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Nick didn't see Furiosa until after this was recorded but he agrees with Kyle that it was great.
We technically talk about the episode this week but more so we just try to be happy.
But for real though, can you imagine if Cloud and Mickey were buds?
Not much happens this episode because Leonard and Penny work their problem out halfway through their own plotline. Nothing funny about that!
Some stuff happens but all of it is drowned out by Nick's moaning over a drunk Bernadette.
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Nick and Kyle both liked the episode. It's weird.
Nick goes full-blown conspiracy theorist while Kyle ensures us all that Penny is as respectable as she is bangable.
Season 7 wraps up. Sheldon prepares to go on a great adventure. Penny and Leonard are getting married. Raj is having sex. And several other characters like Nick and Kyle have way less going on.
Professor Proton is dead, but Godzilla is back, baybeeeeee!
We'd rather be watching the watchmen.
Wolowitz' past comes back to haunt him, but not in nearly as satisfyingly shameful a way as we'd hoped. Also we're starting a sister podcast where we shit on classic literature.
Star Ocean is fun. And so is reading The Count of Monte Cristo. The episode is fine I guess.
Nick and Kyle discuss the incredible coordination necessary among disparate government agencies requires to maintain the threat of Sheldon.
We're miserable and the episode sucks. HAPPY WEDNESDAY
You're not a real nerd unless you love something trivial so badly it hurts.
Sure we watch a show or whatever but you'll never believe the dedication of Nick's dentist.
Nick and Kyle forego any sense of dedication toward the episode to instead talk about video games and movies. They are what they hate. They are also truly free.
Nick still really hates Wil Wheaton
Nick loves the episode. Kyle is nonplussed. But they're brought back together by Spider Man and Green Room because they're huge dorks.
We start talking Werewolf Simulator. And we're the only ones to ever have this idea. Just us.
Just read the title. That's what we're REALLY into.
More than anything we confront the fact that we've been doing this for over seven years. Good lord.
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