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big-bang-theory:

“This season, especially toward the end, I’ve gotten to have a lot more stuff to do and it’s been very fun seeing [Howard] try to deal with NASA training. Howard has such a bravado and a false sense of his own strength and machismo; he’s all talk and swagger so it’s fun to watch him actually have to exert himself and confront intimidating people like Bernadette’s father and see him cower.Playing the overconfident idiot is a trait in comedy that I’ve always loved and I think he is that and this is him being put to the test. He’s finally got to put his money where his mouth is and he’s terrified.“ -Simon Helberg

big-bang-theory:

“This season, especially toward the end, I’ve gotten to have a lot more stuff to do and it’s been very fun seeing [Howard] try to deal with NASA training. Howard has such a bravado and a false sense of his own strength and machismo; he’s all talk and swagger so it’s fun to watch him actually have to exert himself and confront intimidating people like Bernadette’s father and see him cower.Playing the overconfident idiot is a trait in comedy that I’ve always loved and I think he is that and this is him being put to the test. He’s finally got to put his money where his mouth is and he’s terrified.“ -Simon Helberg


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thoughtsfromtuolumnie:

They came to some conclusions during their first video game night.

    1. Natasha and Clint are not allowed to be playing at the same time. Somehow, no matter what the game, they end up working together and kicking everyone else’s ass.
    2. Thor is not allowed near the controllers. Or the remote. Or the electronics.
    3. Steve needs to sit by someone who will help him out, because he still can’t figure out a controller to save his life.
    4. Lastly, it’s best to go easy on Bruce to avoid The Other Guy joining the party.

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