Glenn Francisco

While Leonard’s and Sheldon’s apartment has become a great haven for geekery on Thursday nights, it’s nice to know that these characters can comfortably exist elsewhere.

Sometimes, it's us versus the world. Unfortunately for our nerds on The Big Bang Theory, this is their unending reality

In just a few minutes, they captured the essence of travelling long distance with friends. They had moments of miscommunication, irritability, aloofness, and overall enjoyment

Penny’s absence has been the series’ first adversary this season, and they have handled it as well as they could for as long as they could. However, we need her back soon

When The Big Bang Theory takes the time to unmask Howard's delusional self-esteem, by attributing his conceit to the awareness that he truly is just a child, I can gladly commend the show.

The dynamic of our family of nerds transformed with Amy’s frustrating existence, and her relationship with the family’s black sheep only exacerbated things.

Sheldon’s virtual-self provided an adorable and shrewd sight gag, surprisingly pervading the entire episode without feeling too constrained or hollow

The premiere uniquely demonstrated that underneath Sheldon’s intelligence and resulting condescension lies a level of overall misunderstanding and innocence