#the big bang theory 11x24

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The Big Bang Theory 11x24 - The Bow Tie Asymmetry

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The glare Sheldon gives his brother. 😏 I can almost hear him saying "see what you've done?"

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The Big Bang Theory 11x24 "The Bow Tie Asymmetry" All Sneak Peeks (Season Finale) - When Amy’s parents and Sheldon’s family arrive for the wedding, everybody is focused on making sure all goes according to plan – everyone except the bride and groom, on the 11th season finale of THE BIG BANG THEORY, Thursday, May 10th on CBS.

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5x24 & 11x24

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when neither of them thought they’d ever get married but look how far they’ve come *crying emoji* 

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I'll leave this here in case someone wants to watch it, I hope you like it

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Mark Hamill in The Big Bang Theory 11x24 - The Bow Tie Asymmetry

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Sheldon makes a Breakthrough on his Wedding-The Big Bang theory 11X24 HD

BEST. WEDDING. EVER.

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The Big Bang Theory 11x24

The Bow Tie Asymmetry chiude questa undicesima stagione in maniera magistrale, senza fronzoli, senza far sentire il peso delle questioni in sospeso e con un ottimo ritmo condensato in circa venti minuti di episodio.

Se è vero che questa stagione - come del resto le ultime - ha perso in parte la propria forza propulsiva, la serie ha dimostrato di avere ancora la capacità non tanto di stupire, quanto di emozionare, in una miscela riuscita di humor e di serietà.

In più, la partecipazione di Kathy Bates e soprattutto di Mark Hamill non ha fatto che arricchire un finale che gli episodi precedenti non avevano fatto altro che delineare in tutti i suoi aspetti. Si giunge dunque al matrimonio di Amy e Sheldon - per così dire - in modo “preparato”, ma le emozioni che si scatenano sono molteplici, dall’abbraccio tra Sheldon e Leonard, al dialogo di Sheldon con la madre e infine alle reciproche promesse di matrimonio.

Ancora una volta, è evidente, tutto ruota intorno al grande protagonista, che a questo punto della storia raggiunge traguardi un tempo impensabili, che si estendono peraltro al contesto lavorativo (la teoria sull’asimmetria, alla quale probabilmente non sarebbe mai giunto senza Amy).

L’undicesima stagione si conclude in maniera quasi brusca, ma in fin dei conti in linea con i consueti finali della serie, che non ama tergiversare troppo su certi aspetti narrativi e si riserva di esplicarli al meglio nella stagione successiva. Stagione in cui vedremo che esito avrà la scoperta di Sheldon/Amy; quale sarà il futuro di Penny e Leonard a livello famigliare; quale, infine, la sorte dell’unico “grande escluso”, Raj. Se è vero che The Big Bang Theory si trova in una fase discendente a livello di ispirazione, ciò non toglie che il futuro possa riservare ancora importanti sorprese. Ad ogni modo, per il momento, la serie chiude un capitolo importante e non può che lasciare soddisfatti gli spettatori.

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- Oh, Shelly. I wish your dad could see you now. - Me, too. I miss him. - He would be so proud of you. I know that I am.

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“That is a perfect metaphor Amy”

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The Big Bang Theory: The Bow Tie Asymmetry (11x24)

Amy and Sheldon have tied the knot. This was a decent episode of a bad show.

Cons:

I get really sick of the same cliche with sitcom parents. The shrewish wife and the quiet, timid husband. Haven't we seen that a million times? Amy's parents were unoriginal and bland. In fact, all of the guest characters from Amy and Sheldon's families were pretty disappointing. We didn't get any good material from Sheldon's brother and sister, or even his mom, although we did have one moment where Sheldon sincerely thanks his mother for everything she's done for him over the years. That would have probably packed a bigger punch if I cared about any of these characters at all.

Pros:

Mark Hamill was in this episode, and he was pretty fantastic. I love that he got roped in to officiating as a thank you to Wolowitz for saving his dog, but that by the end he was getting all weepy at the wedding. We also got a scene where the wedding guests asked Mark questions about Star Wars, but the crowd was a little too intense for him, and he didn't know the answers to most of the questions. That was funny.

The Mark Hamill stuff also gave an opportunity for Stuart to impress his new employee, who he brings as a date to the wedding. He knows all this obscure Star Wars knowledge, and she seems thoroughly impressed. Stuart is a wet noodle, but I suppose he deserves love.

Amy and Sheldon spend the moments before their wedding frantically working out equations, as Sheldon has a breakthrough in his scientific theory. I loved the moment when Leonard walked in to get them, and instead of rushing them along, he joined in on the chaos and helped them with the theory. That was kind of the perfect ramp-up to their wedding. Of course they would get all excited about science right before walking down the aisle.

While Sheldon's moment with his mom didn't really do anything for me, I did think Leonard and Sheldon's moment was sweet. Sheldon says he'll "always be Leonard's problem," and the two share a hug. That was nice.

Wil Wheaton also guest starred, and I loved the idea that Mark Hamill is an "upgrade" of Wil Wheaton. Wil seems bitter about being replaced as the officiant. That was pretty hilarious, as was the moment when Mark Hamill didn't recognize him. Of course, that's patently unrealistic, as Mark Hamill is totally aware of who Wil Wheaton is. But still, it made me laugh!

That's all I've got. A better sitcom would utilize the guest stars even more. A better sitcom would have more crazy, creative shenanigans. But honestly, a simple, non-disastrous wedding is sometimes just what the doctor ordered. And Barry Kripke was there to sing the bride and groom out of the room, which I found just the kind of absurd final touch to make this episode... pretty decent.

8.5/10