Cinematography:
Steven V. SilverCast:
Johnny Galecki, Jim Parsons, Kaley Cuoco, Simon Helberg, Kunal Nayyar, Mayim Bialik, Melissa Rauch, Kevin Sussman, Stephen Root, Carol Ann Susi, David Barrera (more)VOD (5)
Episodes(24)
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The Locomotion Interruption (S08E01)
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The Junior Professor Solution (S08E02)
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The First Pitch Insufficiency (S08E03)
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The Hook-up Reverberation (S08E04)
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The Focus Attenuation (S08E05)
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The Expedition Approximation (S08E06)
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The Misinterpretation Agitation (S08E07)
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The Prom Equivalency (S08E08)
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The Septum Deviation (S08E09)
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The Champagne Reflection (S08E10)
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The Clean Room Infiltration (S08E11)
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The Space Probe Disintegration (S08E12)
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The Anxiety Optimization (S08E13)
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The Troll Manifestation (S08E14)
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The Comic Book Store Regeneration (S08E15)
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The Intimacy Acceleration (S08E16)
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The Colonization Application (S08E17)
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The Leftover Thermalization (S08E18)
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The Skywalker Incursion (S08E19)
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The Fortification Implementation (S08E20)
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The Communication Deterioration (S08E21)
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The Graduation Transmission (S08E22)
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The Maternal Combustion (S08E23)
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The Commitment Determination (S08E24)
Plots(1)
With Leonard finally engaged to girl-across-the-hall Penny after countless proposals, the possibilities for happiness seem endless…while the probability for laughs is a foregone conclusion. What's unknown is how this might impact the ironclad 'Roommate Agreement' he's entered into with Sheldon. Add to this, Sheldon's uncomfortably close relationship with neurobiologist Amy Farrah Fowler, Koothrappali's newfound ability to talk to and date women, and Howard and Bernadette's solution to an in-house caretaker for the always outspoken Mrs. Wolowitz, and the worlds of science and sitcom are about to hilariously collide! (Roadshow Entertainment)
(more)Reviews (2)
Season 8 So the only interesting thing about the whole season is that Penny cut her hair? What could that mean? Routine? No, that was the last few seasons. This is a crisis that not even Nathan Fillion or the dating Raj can chase away.
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Season 8 wasn't good, and I wasn't expecting anything better after my experience with the previous one. It’s the first season in which I didn't award a single five-star rating to any of the episodes. It’s true that it could have been worse, though. After the first half, the season was ready to throw in the towel, but it unexpectedly pulled itself together in the second half and scraped together three stars. It’s painful to watch a show that used to make me laugh out loud struggle forward like a leper whose disease has progressed so far that he's leaving bits of himself behind. I'm sorry the creators couldn't find it in themselves to end it all with dignity two seasons ago. / Lesson learned: Pride is pride, but money is money.
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