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Day 21 - Your Favorite TV Show

There are lots of shows that I like.  There are reality shows that I am very addicted to; Amazing Race, Project Reality.  I have a hard time missing an episode.  I have a real thing for all the CSI shows.  I love sitcoms; Two and a Half Men, Mike and Molly.  But, if I was to choose a show that is my favorite, I would have to say The Big Bang Theory.  There is a reason that I love the Big Bang Theory - it's because I am absolutely 100% positive that they based the character Sheldon on my husband, Ted.  I am always talking about how Ted is a dork - well, he is a dork to Sheldon extreme.  Though Ted doesn't have the whole germaphobe problem, he does seem to have a lot of the idiosyncrasies that Sheldon does.  In the very first episode, was where I became convinced and it's all because of Sheldon's spot.  Ted has his own spot that he sits on - and even my 83-year-old mother is not allowed to sit in Ted's spot - and it's all about the way the air flows, the line of sight to the television, the lack of glare from the sun.

It is because of this that The Big Bang Theory has become my very favorite show.
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  1. UnknownJanuary 31, 2012 at 4:53 AM

    LOL I think the that's my spot is a guy thing. When watching tv Josh always sits on the right hand side of the couch and I the left but when playing video games it is imperative he sits on the left to be straight at the tv even though the distance between left and right is maybe a foot.

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  2. ScottyJanuary 31, 2012 at 7:19 AM

    Oh yes the Big Bang Theory!!!

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  3. ScottyFebruary 1, 2012 at 1:41 PM

    I read them every day

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