Posted on 04/13/2016 5:19:24 PM PDT by SMGFan
The Big Bang Theory, arguably TV’s most popular comedy today, captured an adorable, life-affirming moment in its latest episode when three of the characters listened to an unborn baby’s heartbeat together.
The April 7 episode showed expecting parents Howard and Bernadette sitting together on the sofa with Howard’s best friend Raj. Howard moves a special microphone over his wife’s stomach that allows them to hear the baby’s heart beating. The three friends sit in awe as they listen to the unborn baby’s heart thump through the speaker.
“Isn’t that the best?” Bernadette says.
“You guys made a person!” Raj adds, smiling in awe
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TV shows rarely, if ever, have abortion. It just is bad TV and evil with abortion. Inherently, we despise abortion, regardless of what abortionists and demonrats want us to think.
The beauty of God’s gift of life is so logical that even an actor who plays a scientist gets it...
When in the history of humanity has a human being been pregnant with anything else??
Love this program as do my teenage grandsons. Just makes fun of many different issues on many different levels. Wonder how many libs watch it and what their perspective is.
rock, paper, scissors, lizard, spock
If you like jokes about free sex and sex outside marriage, it is a great show. I think the majority of jokes on it are inappropriate for anyone under the age of consent.
"We did."
Very nice.
This show is my favorite. Sheldon Cooper helps me understand my son, who is also on the high functioning end of the autism spectrum. Plus, it’s funny as heck! I saw the episode last week and silently cheered (kids were in bed) and thought that it was a wonderful prolife statement.
Penny: Not knowing’s part of the fun.
Sheldon: Was that the motto of your community college?
Watch for calls to boycott the show for daring not to promote baby murder
I quit watching it for the same reason plus I cannot stand Leonard’s mother. And although Sheldon’s mother is better, they still use her character to abuse people of faith. I did enjoy it but don’t miss it now. I think I gave it up for Lent a few years ago and just never went back.
Soft kitty, Warm kitty,
Little ball of fur. . .
It’s a good show. I love Sheldon.
LOL!
When Penny was on pain meds and made Sheldon sing it in the round. Lol.
I did not like the show for a long time but watched it because my wife likes comedy and we would watch it when she was on island.
In addition to the sex jokes I was put off by the way they live. These guys are supposed to well known professors at a major university and they live in a run down apartment with a broken elevator? Also the stereotype of Comic book reading, Dr Who Watching, Trekkies who spend all their free time playing video games was a bit off putting.
But after I started at the UOG I found out that Guam would not give me a driving license so I had to move close to the university into a ratty apartment with no elevator and could only drive a small scooter. Then one day I was home for lunch and realized I was playing a video game while watching a super hero movie while wearing a shirt with a drawing of the Starship Enterprise on it. I have a life sized cardboard statue of Mr Spock that I used to keep in my office.
I realized, I’m Leonard Hofstadter
Great moral lessons in there nowadays.
“If you like jokes about free sex and sex outside marriage, it is a great show. I think the majority of jokes on it are inappropriate for anyone under the age of consent.”
Less so, IMO, than Two and a Half Men was.
FWIW, most characters are married or in a serious relationship now, usually the sure sign of the beginning of the end anyway.
Also, the actors are overpaid, and commercials recently went from 9 to 11 minutes out of thirty.
BTW, I do like the show, especially the guest stars... Bob Newhart, Stephen Hawking and his “jokes”, etc.
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