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Season 1 Episode 13: The Bat Jar Conjecture
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Sheldon thought he was smarter than everyone, Dmitri proved he was smarter than Sheldon 😂😂
Soviet physicist! Leningrad Polytechnika! Go Polar🐻❄️Bears!
*Go Polar Bears* 🐨
It's kind of funny that the two guys with a combined IQ of 360 - i.e both of them beat Einstein by approx. 20 - could not solve a problem, but a random Russian physicist could.
@tommiejonsson8952 also two guys with a combined IQ of 360 couldn't get in the apartment building without help from two random little girls
@@Joseph-gm3qm😂
1:22 "Sheldon, you need to let somebody else answer."
I'm 100% on Leonard's side. Sheldon is NOT gonna man up to let someone else answer the polite questions.
Also forget "politeness", in those instances Howard and Raj buzzed in first so they'd get to answer, just like Sheldon gets to answer if he buzzes in first. That's the point of each person having their own buzzer
Who wrote the questions for Penny to read?
Sheldon was being unreasonable in this episode.
Leonard is in Sheldon’s spot what a big mistake
😅
It was, like, 4 episodes into the series. Certain things hadn't become fully established yet.
And Sheldon didn’t even notice.
Yeah, I can relate. My teacher had a trick of doing snap quizzes, not for grades just to keep us on our feet.
Went to go into class, and he pulled me aside
"Don't answer every question."
"OK, why not?"
"Cause it makes you look like a know it all ahole"
Best lesson he ever taught me. 😊
I could NEVER be around someone who is like this. The entitlement, telling people that they're below him basically. Ugh. No.
No one would want Sheldon on their team. He’s just an obnoxious entitled brat who thinks that he’s better than everybody else. Howard, Raj and Leonard did the right thing
One of his questions should have been the definition of the word "team."
@Rymar101
And what’s ironic is that Sheldon never wanted to be on the team and compete with them at the start until the guys made him want to.
To be fair any team he's not on would have a decided disadvantage. Unless the contest is the Physics Bowl or Pictionary.
There's a difference between being intelligent and just being an obnoxious know it all.
While that may be true the physics bowl is literally about which team is better at being a "know it all". Intelligence isn't very dependent on the sheer number of things you can memorize and recollect.
@@wuttut3276 One thing to be competitive and wanting to win, it's another not being a team player which Sheldon definitely wasn't. He was more concerned about proving he was smarter than everyone else including his teammates.
Sheldon puts a damper on everything.
After Leonard gave Sheldon a Batman cookie jar
Walowitz should have beat sheldon's up...let's see where it goes
Damn. Howard was ready to through down
"AA might mean something else to certain people"
And then they went and named their team "PMS" LOL
Sheldon really misses his own point;
“…if I know them, why shouldn’t I give them?”
If someone on your team buzzes in, it’s because THAT PERSON has the correct answer.
Hell, Penny herself calls the person who buzzed in by their name, so Sheldon, should understand, he’s not allowed to speak until HE buzzes in next time.
Hell, the real question is, why doesn’t he buzz in first if he’s a KNOW IT ALL?
I don’t think he reacted fast enough.
@@TheDMan2003
Well, he’s a BITCH. Also, what the guys should’ve done, was give Sheldon a taste of his own medicine, by having him buzz in and THEY steal his thunder.
@@TheDMan2003
Well, he’s a B I T C H. Also, what the guys should’ve done, was give Sheldon a taste of his own medicine, by having him buzz in and THEY steal his thunder.
@@TheDMan2003 He's too focused at Penny asking the questions.
@@theresalong2767he buzzed in first for the first question so obviously that isn't an issue.
1:55 wow Leonard really was the leader of the group
Back when the show and characters actually held Sheldon accountable and didn’t let him get away with everything.
This never would’ve happened in the later seasons
Thank you! Like the time when he reacted to Amy's change disrespectfully, honestly, I hated that I don't even remember him apologising to her after he said that
he became more and more like a Caillou later on omg there were times when I wanted to punch the TV screen because of him, especially during the final episode it was the worst I really hated how they brought his development there
He had very little development when compared to the rest of the cast despite being the main character
Poor Howie.
The reason ppl hated Sheldon lmao
I always liked those trousers Sheldon wore in the first season.
Leonard really tried to be polite 😢
Sheldon's behaviour and conduct meant that at some point I could no longer watch several episodes in a row. The principle of the series requires an enormous amount of "suspension of disbelief": You had to believe that a group of adult friends would not only tolerate such a toxic person around them, but even accept him as part of their circle of friends permanently. I found it increasingly difficult to accept that as a premise as the series progressed. It's clear to me that the writers weren’t allowed to gradually "normalize" Sheldon for creative and monetary reasons. But especially in view of Howard's character development, at some point I found Sheldon's permanently antisocial behavior no longer funny, but just boring and annoying.
Kaley used to be like 11/10
Yep. Before the surgery tho, she was like 100/10.
@@BenE8844 surgery?
@@Jerree
Uh, the surgery and shit she had done to herself. You didn’t think that she was ALL NATURAL did U? She herself admits it, and if you ask me, she was WAY hotter.
Look her up; she was so HOT 🥵 and all that plastic was UNNECESSARY!
Sheldon’s a jerk
You know, if I was in that situation and I knew the answers, I would tell everyone to let Sheldon hit the buzzer so that I or anyone else could answer the question for him like he was doing. He would likely throw a fit, but what else can he do, he can’t argue that it’s “teamwork” as he put it.
What's next, Leonard gives Sheldon a trophy for participating in the physical bowl because he was playing for fun and didn't keep score
0:40 And of course
0:55 And of course
1:23 And of course
Damn sheldon got me annoyed in this episode
If only someone was there to tell him it's pronounced "Aluminium" @2:51
@@JunkratJoules Not on their side of the pond.
Giving Sheldon a venue to show off how much he knows, is like giving a cat a box of mice.
@@danieldickson8591 "Aluminum" is not a word, on either side of the pond. Seriously, I know many think it is, but it's just a mistake.
If Sheldon did that as a contestant on Jeopardy he'd be disqualified.
And on the chase (a UK game show)
Sheldon Really Should Let Someone Else Answer The Question
He can't grasp why he should, or even why he would want to.
If he did, would this be worth watching?
These comments lead me to believe you people think this not just a tv show.
yap... people taking this way too seriously is ironically way funnier...
like, i get it, people like sheldon is obnoxious in real life. and thats the keyword 'real life'.
if a person is emotionally way too invested into hating(or liking) a fictional character, id say that person has a bigger problem that the fictional character named sheldon
Ikr smh
@@cashier-monainstituteofmed6858 You guys are missing the point. Of course this is just a tv show, but tv shows are meant to portray real life, so people can totally see them and discuss them as being real life events.
That's not how fiction works.
In many cases it is what differenciates a work of fiction from fan fiction
Even I can let others answer questions that I know the answers to, and my personality is the most similar to Sheldon's to an extent of the main characters.
Sheldon is complex in his person. In early seasons he would kill to get what he wanted and not bat an eye. He believed himself so superior to everyone that he saw them as nothing but tools for him to use to further his own goals. Yet in the later seasons he got milder in his insanity. (Yes i know his mother had him tested dont point that out)
Sheldon needs to be understanding when everyone takes their turn for the correct answer 😔
Ikr, that's what I'm saying.
If Sheldon understood then there wouldn’t be a show
2:13 wat product is dat ?
A douche. No, really, they're called that.
"What do manners have to do with it? This is war."
No one even cares about going to war against Sheldon. 😒🤦🏻♂️
Called team work
@2:51 Never noticed that Sheldon pronounced it "Aluminum" before, what an oversight, his character should know better.
that's the right way to pronounce it he's not british and there's no i before the second U so pronouncing it aluminIUM is just nonsense
@@flaboosh55 OK, after some searches, it seems in 1923, some Chemist association in the US started using "Aluminum" and that it is technically correct with both spellings now. I'm in Canada, I'm almost 50 y.o., and I've always called it aluminium. It's actually a cool word when you're learning to speak, almost like a tongue twister.
Also, Aluminum makes no sense in French, it is always aluminium. Must be one of those hard to pronouce word for English only speakers, like Wednesday or Colonel.
@@JunkratJoules but none of that makes sheldon wrong or "should've known better"
This was me at the Science Bowl in high school. Once I buzzed in before they said the last answer option because I already knew the others were incorrect.
According to some sources, she stopped dressing casually because the AC was really cold.
It wasn’t just “my character grew up”, it was also, “they wanted to turn my character into a bitch later on, and so they did, and even gave her plain and Amy looking clothes”.
Those Polar Bears are something else.
Let's not leave out that this is one of the only seasons we hear sheldon curse
The only thing I have a problem with is Sheldon should not be able to form his own team. In the beginning of his episode they learn that one of the teams for the physics bowl had dropped out so ONE spot had opened up. If Leonard, Howard, Raj and Sheldon filled that open spot when Sheldon got kicked off the team there would not be any spots open for him to form his own team.
Epic Unique Sheldon!!! 😅😅😅😅
Why Sheldon is not in his spot?
coffee klatch
0:13
It must have been cold on the set that day.
Harris Charles Young Maria Brown Paul
Si no hubiera sido por Leonard y Penny, Sheldon hubiera vivido y muerto solo. Y con razón😂
Funny clip!
Robinson Laura Davis Kenneth Thompson Barbara
Penny. Someone describe her without being sexist.
What are you talking about?
Funny both their teams stand for something else aa pms lol
*Sheldon’s off the team*
While Sheldon brought it on himself, what’s important to remember is that in the beginning of the episode, Sheldon didn’t want any part of being on the team and competing in the Physics Bowl so as much as Leonard, Howard and Raj blamed him, it was just as much their fault and more so for making him be on the team and compete instead of leaving him out of it like he wanted.
Petah, what else can AA mean?
Is it the general rule of these types of competitions that the person who buzzes-in provides the team's official answer? If true, that might have shut Sheldon up.
Autism is a helluva drug.
2:49 wat else does AA mean ?
Alcohol’s Anonymous
Sheldon: “Army Ants”
Anaheim Angels.
AA Batteries
African american
Aa means
How about Sheldon starts his own physics bowl without his friends cause their jerks
Sheldon is right. Why do we have to have manners! They're attacking us just for loving our home.
SHELDON IS RIGHT!!!
You're taking it way too literally
Huh???
@@MBeekes
The love on our homes cannot escape the wilderness without the beasts!
god bless america for beautiful blonde girls like penny at 0:04 LOL
America sucks, and also, that was BACK when she was more natural looking despite not ACTUALLY being natural beauty.