Did Chinese invent the sandwich? - The Big Bang Theory
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- On Chinese Food Night, Penny shows up with a hot pastrami sandwich purchased from a food truck parked outside the building. Sheldon is undone by her rebellion. Although Amy makes a solid case for sandwiches having been invented by the Chinese, therefore qualifying Penny’s dinner as a type of Chinese food.
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@halfvolley11 Shut up, troll.
the sandwich in its modern incanation was named after the Earl of Sandwich. its about s english as you can get.
ITs place in England called wait for it, Sandwich and will never understand the need to cuck white people out of shit when its liberally named after them.
Trump funded it
I love how Sheldon is open to being corrected when it becomes apparent to him that he's wrong
I love how it's so rare that that ever becomes apparent to him.
have you ever watched the show before?
Especially if no one else is around 🤣🤣
What Sheldon is holding looks more like a burrito than a sandwich.
I thought that was a napkin.
Can say burrito, feels a thin line between burrito and a wrap
It’s mu-shu pork.
But can a burrito be defined as a sandwich?
@@soh1317 no.
"How come we can't talk about it now?"
"Because I'm eating now."
He has a point.
hAHahahahahahHahah sooo funny
No. Sheldon is the one that specifically wants the group to talk about things over communal meals. (re: the "greatest number" clip)
Lies again? Red Mart
"I guess you were right."
It's like a freaking unicorn walked in, and NO ONE'S AROUND TO SEE IT!
i'm fairly certain they are both right as the sandwich is fairly simple and was probably made independantly in many places but with different syles of bread and filling. i know that the romans also had a version
Every culture capable of baking will inevitably have at some point in their existence "invented" the sandwich. If you combine bread with anything the most obvious way to keep it together is to fold your bread around the other ingredient. Et voilá... Le sandwich! Just because there is a british name for it doesn't mean Britain invented it.
I reinvented it myself when I started folding pizza in half because I was to lazy to cut it.
No one cares....
I have also heard of the early Romans selling chunks of meat between pieces of bread as street food at the coliseum so you could eat and watch the games.
The modern concept of a sandwich using slices of bread as found within the West can arguably be traced to 18th-century Europe. However, the use of some kind of bread or bread-like substance to lie under (or under and over) some other food, or used to scoop up and enclose or wrap some other type of food, long predates the eighteenth century, and is found in numerous much older cultures worldwide.
The ancient Jewish sage Hillel the Elder is said to have wrapped meat from the Paschal lamb and bitter herbs in a soft matzah-flat, unleavened bread-during Passover in the manner of a modern wrap made with flatbread.[9] Flat breads of only slightly varying kinds have long been used to scoop or wrap small amounts of food en route from platter to mouth throughout Western Asia and northern Africa. From Morocco to Ethiopia to India, bread is baked in flat rounds, contrasting with the European loaf tradition.
During the Middle Ages in Europe, thick slabs of coarse and usually stale bread, called "trenchers," were used as plates.[10] After a meal, the food-soaked trencher was fed to a dog or to beggars at the tables of the wealthy, and eaten by diners in more modest circumstances. The immediate culinary precursor with a direct connection to the English sandwich was to be found in the Netherlands of the seventeenth century, where the naturalist John Ray observed[11][12] that in the taverns beef hung from the rafters "which they cut into thin slices and eat with bread and butter laying the slices upon the butter"-explanatory specifications that reveal the Dutch belegde broodje, open-faced sandwich, was as yet unfamiliar in England.
Initially perceived as food that men shared while gaming and drinking at night, the sandwich slowly began appearing in polite society as a late-night meal among the aristocracy.
Ahh...I am Chinese and...I don't think we invented the sandwich lol But thanks for the support lol
What do you expect, it's the eleventh season. The majority of TV shows have about 8 seasons, the first 6 are always the best.
Expect for always Sunny
Unless its Star Trek, most don't like the first 1 or 2 seasons 🤣
Hmm, except for family guy, Simpson's, doctor who....
Most shows know when to gracefully bow out and die on its own terms, this is was a few years too late.
@@sws212 only stopped as of Jim seeing his dad die or something and he got 6 years until same age, also their dog was ill too
Amy is pretty much the only one Sheldon adresses the words "You're right" to without any posterior meaning. I can't decide if its funny or romantic.
I'd say romantic, but he definitely is not saying it to make her feel good, he is saying it from his heart-
Wait that is romantic. My point stands!
what the hell does "posterior meaning" mean?
@@daydodog :: A second meaning appearing after you have thought it through - (for comparison: post-apocalypse means after-apocalypse, *after* civilization-got-destroyed)
except that is bloody not as it is named after the town in England where it was reinvented its current incarnation, it was named after the the man who first sliced bread and made it, The Earl of Sandwich. go back far enough and no one invented shit and it is stupid liberals cucking white culture for the sake of diversity.
Good riposte too:
"Pity no one's here to hear it...(!)"
Who orders a meal, decides they want a sandwich instead and just leaves the other food. Talk about having too much money
To be fair, they were in a hurry.
Spoiler alert, the show is a sitcom. It's funnier if everyone else left.
Well 🤷🏽 the lowest degree in the room is a masters and Penny is a Pharmaceutical salesman so... yeah I think they can afford a sandwich
@@djfreem6881 one of the big plotholes with the show, they all should be pretty stacked but lives almost like a student.
@@eriksvensson2098 “those who have real money have less reasons to spend it”
All the times Sheldon picked at the fact that Penny couldn’t buy her own food, now leading to him being welcoming to her eat with them . Aaaaaw!
The Earl of Sandwich also financed naval expeditions one of which discovered Hawaii which is why the islands were named Sandwich Islands in his honor.
Mr. Feely taught me that
I live in Hawaii and zero people would ever recognize that name for the islands. Anyone who ever tried to use that name has been run off the islands.
Chinese invented the world's first printing press
‘Discovered’ Hawaii? 🤦♀️ 😆🤣😆😂
@@fullmetalprism5249 I mean, that's what you call it when someone finds a thing that was either unknown to or lost to a large group of people for a long time.
Howard and Bernie spent this whole clip gently poking at their food, with Howard taking a single actual bite.
i don't think its actual food, i think its all fake
Comedy requires multiple takes. Can't eat in every scene
That seems to be their standard operating procedure, just peck at the food, it is unusual to see them eat, it is also hilarious when they use chopsticks since none of then know how to use chopsticks. It's funny, when a Western person eats with Chinese in China, there is a pause by the Chinese while they assess your ability to use chopsticks. If you're competent, there is relief among your fellow diners. I often wonder if the FOODFIGHT evolved from chopstick incompetence. A Chinese gentleman from Shanghai, while eating in Thailand, told me I hold my chopsticks wrong. I replied that I have used chopsticks since the mid-70's, I have used them in America, Korea, China, Thailand, Malaysia, Taiwan, and New Zealand. I noted there was no food on the floor around my seat.
@@pokemonfan7211
That doesn't mean their being served waxed foods like you would see waxed fruits in a variety of places
@Xinc you’ll also notice that when large crowds clap and cheer, they don’t actually bring their hands together. It like messes with the audio or something. They overdub the sound of applause later
have you noticed no one is eating? They're just fondling their food
because they have to look like they are eating and the actors get tired of actually eating. lol. they actually talk about it in the behind the scenes
maybe they have taken too many sets, they are all full..
@@HornWorm8 And only Brad Pitt really eats in every damn movie 😅😅😅
Food scenes with actual eating are notoriously difficult to film, especially with multiple takes. Continuity errors from assembling scenes with inconsistent amounts of food and drink consumed, actors who cannot possibly eat the same meal over and over for all the takes they do....it's just easier to not bother with actually eating, and just make it look like a meal scene.
Either they've done too many sets and are tired of eating or pretending to eat the food, it's just impractical to act and actually eat, or the food is fake
Leonard: Haha you got beaten by a girl.
Audience: HAHAHAHA
Surii It's pretty pathetic, isn't it.
Adam Knight Oh, I didn't mean that at all. I just think it's pathetic there is a laugh track, it wasn't funny.
There's not a laugh track. There's never been a laugh track. It's filmed with a studio audience. #research
It's filmed with a studio audience? That's actually a funny joke.
It could be filmed with a studio audience, but I bet they add in a laugh track to over 90% of their jokes.
No, you (and Surii) just didn't find it funny.
lol, American Chinese food is technically American food invented by American Chinese. I learned the hard lesson by going to China looking for General Tsao's Chicken.
ohhhh well.......... yes and no... I was in CA, I think some are fine...
@@tongzhu6714 i guess it was more about that nobody in china knows most of the asian and or chinese dishes we get in europe/america since those weren´t original chinese dishes.
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Lol it's just true
Yup. You never get a lemon ribs, orange chicken or fortune cookies in China.
Eat the damn food!
Once you notice that they don't eat it's hard to watch
Why do American waste food so much on T. V... Is it a cultural
@@steffigomes9326 Well, probably no one wants to watch them eat a whole meal. Also often they retake scenes so they can´t eat all the time.
But i agree that they could just make a cut or something, when it is finished. I am always bothered by scenes like this one. There is that typical one where the mom makes an awesome breakfast and then the children and/or husband just leave because they are running late for school, work or whatever they are doing. Pisses me off everytime.
@@keamasinga3629 you ruined all of my shows 😅
@@TheTrueVirus22 thank you for explaining it so beautifully
I would totally eat an open sandwich in front of this Sheldon character.
Is so good that they put the laughing track so I can know what parts are supposed to be funny.
Free by
Actually they use a live audience so they know which parts aren't funny. If a scene doesn't get a laugh, they redo the scene.
There is no laughing track, this show was always recorded with public, that laughs you hear are from the people watching the show... if a scene is not good and the people don't laugh, they redo it and modify it.
It’s live audience but they’a amused by literally anything :p
@@MartinAlejandroLiguori Only some scenes are filmed in front of a studio audience, and they use the laugh track on everything.
0:23 We see Amy in the kitchen in the background
0:27 and 0:34 and 0:38 She has mysteriously disappeared
0:50 She magically reappears, joining the group
Maybe she nipped out for a pee.
Osiris Rex that wouldnt follow the bathroom schedule
She probably got snapped to the Soul Realm by Thanos, and then came back due to her knowledge.
@Blimp91 - Lol. Wow. xD
Stop it man, you're freaking me out
Actually, they’re both wrong, the Ancient Romans invented sandwiches, they just weren’t called sandwiches until the Earl of Sandwich took their idea.
Rubbish
I accidentally read "Melissa _Roach"_ 😂
Lol
I always thought it was Melissa ranch
On the title?
Good thing the laugh track is here so i know when to laugh.
At 0:21, sounds like what Sheldon would say to his kids who buy fast food behind his back.
I love Amy 😅😂🤣😂 I would say when we go to bed but you talk in ur sleep 😅🤣
Thankfully they ended the show before they completely ruined it
I could have used a couple more seasons.
it was lame from the start
Everyone left ..... and I lost it when Leonard signal both raj and penny to move out....
肉夹馍！lol
I think they need to wrap this show up.
Good joke, and they did (finally, right?)
I would have loved to see the reactions of the others when Sheldon said Amy was right
Rou Jia Mo literally translates to meat between bread.
The jokes are forced and the chemistry is gone, what happened?
sgk9sgk9 ikr i was thinking the same thing...too bad!
Simply Because 11 years happened.
sgk9sgk9 that's called prolong a show beyond the original fun, just for money fact
Letian Gu but Friends was good all the way to the end - with a different dynamic admittedly but their chemistry was still good in my opinion, so why not TBBT?
sgk9sgk9 because it’s not as good as friends? Also we don’t have other good sitcoms to substitute tbbt now.
1:40 hahahaha
Sheldon's eating crow😂😂😂😂😂
That's because his cold turkey is getting stale.
That pastrami sandwich inspired me to have a pastrami sandwich. Luckily, we have that meat in the supermarkets
Friday is and has always been "Fish" day. . .
Went downhill once they got into the whole relationship thing which is so removed from the original series that remains a classic.
Funny. I can only watch the show from the point the introduced more people. The first few seasons were basically the writers recycling the same 3-4 jokes on every episode.
Lenard: Haha, you got beaten up by a baby
Howard: That's ageist 🤣🤣
Anyone deciphered what Amy said in Chinese yet? I'm a native speaker and till this date I still can't figure out her pronunciation lol
I am learning chinese and I cringe so bad with Amy's and Howard's chinese pronunciation.
In america they call the fortune cookie. Chinese. In China they call the fortune cookie. American.
Well it was a Chinese-American who came up with the idea.
chinese sandwich mentioned by Amy it is rou jia mo,so tasty, comes from Xi An
So _this_ is why Sheldon bans the food-truck? The smell of other foods throw off his dinner routine?
And I think Sheldon is still right - Amy's assertion of "meat between bread" led to the invention of _the Chinese Dumpling._ But what we colloquially identify as a Sandwich goes to Montague - a gambler who didn't like to get his hands dirty and a taste for roast-beef.
Who puts down there chinese food down to just leave and get a sandwhich 💀
ikr
Those who are tired of the antagonistic conversation.
to be fair thay just wanted to get a way from pain in the ass shedon
I'd choose the sandwich just to piss Sheldon off.
Fun facts combined with a tasty bit of science and spiced with a ping-pong like following of lines --> Love BBT (x
I know they have to have multiple cuts for the shots, but I can't unsee Sheldon just messing with his food the entire time and when he's asked how it is he answers like he has even tried it 😂
It’s called acting. Just sayin’.
@@fomoco300k ik, thought it was a funny moment. Just sayin'.
Thanks to the author for his work. The video is cool, it gave me a lot of emotions :)
Melissa and Kaley's rear ends were nice but Mayims was actually pretty good too.
How mature is Amy compared to Sheldon ...
I dunno, he sorta accepted that he was wrong. That's a sign of maturity.
@@han3wmanwukong125 Not really cuz you know he'll remember that and use it as a reason for something stupid later.
0:09 Wow Howard’s changed a lot.
You know the show is ending after the end of season 12 so I think that the Big Bang theory is going so well to get 11 going on 12 seasons, also the show is brill and the reason why it is a BIT!!! Less funny is because people change just look at Howard at the 1st season and see him now.
Leonard mocking Raj like he can fight.
After the fiasco where Sheldon get's the food truck moved, if I was in that situation, I'd purposefully start switching up each meal, letting everyone but Sheldon know and bringing it over. So on pizza night, I'd bring tacos, on chinese, I'd grab greek, etc. Then when he complains, I'd just smile and keep doing it just to spite him for moving the truck.
Why tho? Just be an adult and be happy you have food at all. This is literally such a meaningless waste of time.
Howard afterb3coming a dad: that's sexist!! 😂😂as if we haven't forgotten the pre hayley howard..
I love watching TBBT, but one of my biggest pet peeves is watching them pick up food with their fork, drop it back down onto their dish, move their food around a little, repeat like jUST EAT YOUR FOOD.
Shows like this require multiple takes, if actors eat all that food itd be very bad for them
Know how much weight the actors would gain? Jerks online already talk about their weights as it is.
Tom Selleck was on a talk show talking about filming the dinner scenes on "Blue Bloods". He said it sometimes takes 8 hours to film one dinner scene. You have to go through the scene many times with the camera in different positions to get it right. You can't eat for 8 hours straight and be healthy.
No, the sandwich was invented because a gambler just wanted to continue gambling and wanted something he could eat without leaving the table. True story.
Yes, and that was the Earl of Sandwich. Look it up.
In what world does a sandwich beat out Chinese food?
Every one
lol I can never stop eating my meal to go switch to another
Though I doubt that anyone here actually cares: They're both right. The Chinese were the first who combined their food with wraps and slices of bred. Of course, China is a 3.500-year-old dynasty(-ies) that came up with a lot of things first; they also had pasta dishes long before the Italians did. However, it was Montague who invented what Americans now refer to as a sandwich... or rather his chef! 😄 The Duke loved two activities in the evening: Card games and snacks, preferably at the same time. And since his sticky fingers would always mess up the cards, he made his chef put another slice of bred on top. ...Ironically, the French have dropped their original term and adapted the anglicism _sandwich_ (unless you're ordering a particular toast with grilled ham and cheese, which is called a croque-madame/croque-monsieur). 😄
I think montague was actually an Earl? (As in, the Earl of sandwich)
“Haha, you got beaten up by a girl!”
“Hey, that's sexist”
“You're right. Haha, you got beaten up by a baby!”
🤣🤣🤣
I don't get it....
Why do all of them have to eat chinese food the only one that signed the agreement is leonard...none of them except leonard is sheldon's roommate?
because when they try to go for something new, the conversation goes..:
Person A: So..What do you want to eat?
Person B: I don't know. What do *you* want to eat?
Person C: Anything. What do you feel like?
Person A: I don't konw. You?
Sheldon: Chinese.
Person A, B, and C: Chinese sounds good.
I know this for a fact because this same conversation takes place every time my friends and I go out to eat.
Because they were in Sheldon and Leonard's house?
1:13
^ Idk why I like watching this particular episode every time I get Subway lol
i wouldve loved if sheldon went, "no one will ever believe you"
What I learn in colinary is that during the pirate ages a guy with a last name of sandwitch always go to this one bar on a island and while he was betting he hate a what we call a sandwitch now and and when he gets the sandwitch he just ask for bread and beloni and just put those two together and eventually that got popular and at the bar they called it the sandwitch when someone ask for it and I also learn that sence theres a different types of sandwiches like theres what we know is a sandwitch then there other things like boritos and pizza so it might be possible the Chinese help to invent a type of sandwitch
Acknowledging the fact that combinations of bread/pastry filled with meat or cheese and dressed with condiments have been enjoyed since ancient times, Food historians generally attribute the creation of the sandwich, as we know it today, to John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich. This Englishman was said to have been fond of gambling. As the story goes, in 1762, during a 24 hour gambling streak he instructed a cook to prepare his food in such a way that it would not interfere with his game. The cook presented him with sliced meat between two pieces of toast. Perfect! This meal required no utensils and could be eaten with one hand, leaving the other free to continue the game.
Rome had sandwiches before England was populated, if you expect me to believe nobody in China ever put meat between bread in 6000 years, well, I just wouldn't wager any of my money on that. The Earl of Sandwich certainly may have been a player in the later development of sandwiches but 面包之间的肉 means meat between bread in a 6000 year old language.
@@topixfromthetropix1674 Perhaps the idea came from the Mongols whom, at one time, were really tall white guys with red hair.
"Meat between Bread", aka "Roujiamo", aka “肉夹馍”
I cringe now every time I watch Sheldon annoying behavior over silly things like this, especially after therapist told us that my híper OCD partner is in a way a real life Sheldon Cooper. Is sooooo him.
Yeah although I think for Sheldon it's not ocd but comes from aspergers
@@bobafett4457 The asperger's might explain the unsociable tendencies but stuff like his own spot, hygiene obsession(ironic under current circumstances) having specific days allocated to certain foods and events(i.e. chinese food friday), irrational fears of a load of stuff. That's all symptoms of OCD.
It's likely he has both but the show never explicitly hinted at either. Possibly because they thought that saying he had these OCD and Asperger's might be seen as offensive to those that have these disorders who *aren't* like Sheldon.
@@jietroraximoff2805 actually asperger (autism) patients have a very high need for routine, so that wouldn't be necessarily ocd although you're right, we can't rule it out. He probably has both and a whole lot more lmao
I always have a fight with my Dad over silly details like this.
And I don't get along with other humans because of the same reason...
@@hadison6838 have you been to a psychiatrist?
I heard it was the Earl of sandwitch...
肉夹馍😂
Hongyi Chen what it means :D (please reply in chinese)
Sidhu Budhu 一种西安小吃, 在烤馍中间夹猪肉碎
人才！我都没听出来😂
如夹麻
Fuchs Li 不说英文解释的话的确不可能知道是什么
The Chinese may have had it first, but the British took it to a whole other level. There is a such thing, and by that I don't mean people did it, I mean it was featured in cook books, as a 'bread sandwich' and a 'toast sandwich'. They are exactly what those words conjure in your mind. The first was 3 slices of bread and the second was toast between two slices of non toasted bread.
the bread would logically have been invented in the middle east, as agriculture was first done there(as far as we know). short route from that to "meat between bread"
@@hanzen5174 probably true. In more recent history, China does actually have a lot of bread in their traditional foods but its mostly steamed in stead of baked. The texture is different from what we are used to.
This is informative, but not comedy.
Its comedy GOLD
The series has several moments like this, like when Sheldon talks about the use of the spoon in Thai food, when he talks about chili with beans or when he talks about the order of the ingredients in a sandwich
The food truck guy is happy
When I watched this, my wife googled and confirmed Amy's statement. Like many things we have today, we can thank China for the sandwich. Following that
Jewish in 110 B.C. commoner it
The Earl popularized it
The Dutch changed it to be more than just 1 or 2 kinds
The rest of the world expanded upon it
Considering the Chinese have been around as a civilization for a few thousand years longer than everyone else, I'd hope they might have invented a thing or two during that time.
The is a 7 volume 27 book series on Chinese inventions
Called 'Science and Civilisation in China'
Depends on what you consider bread. What wasn't exactly widespread in China so we're talking something similar but not exactly a sandwich.
The Earl of Sandwich standardized the minder sandwich, then Americans broke that standard like they do with everything they inherited from the British.
Wheat, not what
Modern not minder, I hate auto correct.
Roujiamo is considered by the Chinese media to be the world's oldest sandwich or hamburger, since the bread or the "mo" dates back to the Qin dynasty (221-206 BC) and the meat to the Zhou dynasty (1045-256 BC).
Based on the stuff that's going on today, this title has a different meaning to me
As a Chinese watching them be pedantic about Chinese food while eating "Chinese" food was hilarious.
My professor told us that it was John Montagu who really invented the sandwich 😂
I thought the same thing.
He was wrong.
Sandwich is a place located in UK
I just googled Rou Jia Mo that Amy was talking about, and it looks delicious!
I just googled it, because you googled it. It seems that you are correct and it does look very good
No matter what cultural background we have, it is always a great idea to put meat and vegetables between the staple XD
Rou Jia Mo or 肉夹馍 is a very localized food from the Shaanxi province. In Beijing we don't call it that name when we simply stuffing some meats in between our steamed bread or Man Tou (馒头). And I never heard of the word sandwich or San Ming Zhi (三明治) till I started learning English. China certainly has a long history so we might be doing the stuffing meat in between thing earlier than some other countries, but Egypt's history is even longer :)
Nice! Thank you :)
@@harrycallahan9733
What did Amy mean when she said "Well, I would say when we go to bed, but you talk in your sleep."
1:38
I don't get it :< please give me an explanation🥺
The show just started to go downhill when they added Amy and Bernadette tbh, I liked the guys when they were really nerdy, they have all matured a little bit when they got girlfriends, and in my opinion, being matured is the last thing you want with these kind of shows, being matured is like the endgame
Their nerdiness, lack of social abilities to intereact with women and emotional retardation and obsessive need to Star Wars etc. has been enough.
These characters aren't funny- they are mean, nasty, sarcastic.
The writers have shown, like these guy's sex life, their lasting power has become trite and boring.
You're absolutely right
Your absolutely
Wrong i hate this
Based on my studies, it was the Mongols who first invented a hamburger by placing the meat under their saddles, which warmed as they rode, then placing it between bread as a meal on the go.
That Pastrami is on Whole Wheat
Go to NY order a Pastrami on Whole Wheat get 'B" slapped
everyone knows Pastrami should be in between of two more piles of more Pastrami.
I'm hoping it's rye, but yeah it looks like whole wheat.
Sheldon is correct = in 1762, John Montagu, the 4th Earl of Sandwich, invented the sandwich.
that's why it is called a "sandwich".
How could Sheldon sabotage Leonard's effort to bring in a traditional table in their apartment? Of all the bad things he did, one of the worst. The gang could have disciplined theirselves, sitting up straight, looking the others in the eye, listening to each other, answering, speaking in turn and quite generally take a step in the direction of civilsed life.
but then they wouldn’t set awkwardly in one side facing the camera :p
You are talking about over-educated nerds in an unlikely social event.
Budget version of Friends.
This was informative, funny and a switch in Sheldon always being right...
Amy pronounced it pretty wrong, but hey, Howard started to care about sexism so like
Sandwiches are actually British invented by John Montagu 4th Earl of SANDWICH
British only invented the name. Eating a piece of meat between slices of bread goes back to prehistory.
Does anyone else think that Penny kinda treats Leonard like crap and if he just had a little bit more confidence he would either leave her and be better off or is it just me?
I would NEVER .... Leave food like that
canned laughter of course
wthNOname not all shows use canned laughter but this show has gotten bad so I don't blame the laugh track
John Montague was Playing cards and didn't wanna leave the table so he invented the sandwich
God damn, the main three.. Sheldon, Leonard and Penny look very noticeably old.
Now their buffoonery isn't entertaining anymore its just feels pathetic.
Howard somehow has not aged much at all.
well, she is female, so
Jumped the shark in 2013
This show was better when Howard was creep and Sheldon was less human, imo girls ruined it.
Fun fact that no one cares about: John montagu once lived in the stately home that has since turned into the school I used to go to. Which Samuel Pepys and Oliver Cromwell also attended
My God. This is so whildly not funny it hurts.
Watch something else than
Then
But here you are.
These actors must never get hungry on set
The only thing I liked about this show was the climax ,otherwise it's just about a guy bullying others.
Idk bout y'all but I had something called Gua bao in Taiwan and it had to be the best sandwich I've ever eaten