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I think the deal is that Sheldon dreams he hears Nimoy's voice from a Spock figure. In Entertainment Weekly they show him holding a Spock figure. It is quite small but I'm pretty sure it's Mego Spock.
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So hooked on that show, just picked up a reserved seating couch T-shirt.
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There was a Mego Spock on Big Bang a season or two back. It's the episode where the guys find the LOTR ring at a yard sale. Leonard pulls out a Mego Spock head, then a headless Mr. T body, and then Spock's body with Mr. T's head!
"I pity the fool who is illogical".
When is this Nimoy episode airing?
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I LOve that show Jan and I watch it everynite and we bought all the seasons on dvd I can't wait to see mego Spock!!! I Love the one when Penny gives Sheldon Leonard Nimoy's signed napkin with his DNA on it LOL, the look on Sheldon's face is priceless.Comment
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Kaley and Spock.
It doesn't get any better....
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"When things are at their darkest, it's a brave man that can kick back and party."Comment
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Yeah that was a good one. He was able to put his restraining order from Stan Lee with it later, also thanks to Penny.I LOve that show Jan and I watch it everynite and we bought all the seasons on dvd I can't wait to see mego Spock!!! I Love the one when Penny gives Sheldon Leonard Nimoy's signed napkin with his DNA on it LOL, the look on Sheldon's face is priceless.
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Maybe this should be moved over to Mego Buzz..
The EW ad not only shows Sheldon holding a Mego Spock (and cardback), it also shows another character (sorry, don't watch it) holding a boxed UK Palitoy Transporter.
The description reads of the ad reads:
Leonard Nimoy is lending only his voice for his momentous Big Bang Theory guest spot, but he's the catalyst for some highly logical laughter. Nimoy shows up as a Spock action figure in Sheldon's dream to help resolve a supergeeky ethical dilemma involving a Star Trek transporter toy.Comment
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Found this:
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Whoa! Very nice!This profile is no longer active.Comment
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I know I'm missing out here, but I've never seen an episode of this show. Not one. I've been told it's as essential as food for someone like me in this hobby. It's a little bit daunting to try and grab all seasons of this show and play catch-up, though.I almost had a psychic girlfriend but she dumped me before we met.
If anyone here believes in psychokinesis, please raise my hand.Comment
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Go for it Scott. I just started watching it in October when it came on TBS. They show like 20 episodes a week or more. If you have a DVR, just set it up to record them, and watch at your leisure. The relationships change a bit through the seasons, but it's not hard to get into at all. I highly recommend it. It's a good laugh at the end of a rough day, and full of nerd love.
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I'm working on a theory that Nerd-dom has levels, much like Dante's nine circles of hell.
Within the ninth level of nerd-dom it is generally accepted that Big Bang Theory isn't an accurate reflection of nerds (who they insist are actually "geeks"). Level 9 nerds scoff at "Hollywood attempts" at defining their culture.
Ironically, Sheldon would be in this group.Even My Henchmen Think I'm Crazy.Comment
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One of my favorite shows of all-time, and that's saying something considering it's relative "newness"...Think OUTSIDE the Box! For the BEST in Repro & Custom Packaging!Comment
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