An interesting comedy series is The Big Bang Theory. It’s been about 4 years or so since I first heard of this series. But I only got the chance to start it about 2 weeks ago. The series is progressing nicely for now. I watch 5-6 episodes in one sitting. This series, just like How I Met Your Mother, lasts around 23-24 minutes including both the intro and the ending credits.

If we talk about the plot of the series, we have 4 main characters we can call geniuses and 1 young woman friend who is an ordinary citizen. While our 4 geniuses, who are only social among themselves, hang out as asocials to the outside world, changes occur in their monotonous lives when a woman moves into the apartment across from theirs.

Normally, the Big Bang Theory, that is, the “first atom hypothesis,” is an invalid concept in my opinion. Anyway, in its true scientific definition, its validity continues as a hypothesis. I mean, what is the probability of this Earth forming by chance? If someone comes out and says there is such a probability, it means they don’t understand mathematical calculations. I mean, if we calculate the probabilities down to the smallest microorganism, the probability of the Earth forming by itself is 1/infinity. So, there is no such probability.

Now, leaving this topic and returning to the series, I enjoy the comedy in the show. The comedy that emerges as a result of the events happening around 4 asocial geniuses and 1 friend with a normal IQ appeals to me. My favorite guys in the series are Sheldon and Leonard (Their private lives don’t really interest me; I am commenting based on their characters in the series).

Okay, if it says The Big Bang, it’s normal for it to include the hypothesis of evolution, but what is the purpose of bringing to the screen the Declaration of Independence, which Masons are also involved in, and the reverse side of the 1-dollar bill, which features the eye symbol claimed to be related to Freemasonry, or including a religious expression in a context where the Big Bang will be mentioned? In the form of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ? Or what is a picture with the expression “Prohibition” doing in this intro? Let me point out for those who don’t know, during the period called prohibition, the production and sale of alcohol in America were strictly banned. I mean, what does that have to do with anything? The intro of this series was either prepared this way to attract attention, or these images are being imposed on the brain through what we call the 25th frame effect (subliminal messaging). These are just thoughts, of course, there is no reality to them, but it’s not like it doesn’t cross one’s mind. Since I am only in the 2nd season, I could only look at the second season Gag Reels; if you have watched it, you can search for the rest on YouTube.