Accidental Martyr

Sure, but it seems like it would be pretty easy to figure out who he was. It would be much simpler, easier and safer just to switch it out with a new one and not risk getting arrested. But that wouldn't be as funny.

Why didn't they just get a new hard drive and switch it with the old guy's?

I just saw on A.V. Club in the comments for this episode that Adam F. Goldberg said Erica will be a senior again because he doesn't want to age them. He said Adam will be in 9th grade, Barry 11th and Erica 12th.

I had that Asia album in high school. Are Barry and Erica now supposed to be the same age? Confusing.

I keep waiting for some moment where it turns out that Beverly seems cold, distant and mean to Leonard but in the end we see that she really loves and cares about her son. But.....no. She really is just a 100%, Grade A bitch.

Big Head!

That was also my reaction. "Hope Davis is still alive? No way!"

Yeah, from what we know, he's abandoned at least two families.

From The Big Bang Theory wikia: http://bigbangtheory.wikia.com/wiki/Sam_Wolowitz

Howard's father left the family when Howard was 11 and his whereabouts are unknown.

If I was Leonard I would tell Beverley to go fuck herself and have zero contact with her for the rest of my life. There is absolutely nothing funny about the character and her interaction with Leonard. Nothing. Zero. Watching that character is depressing.

After reading these posts, I'm going to go along with the apparent gaffe at the end being part of the ruse. I think it's also possible that Carla may be in on the plan in some way, contrary to what we were led to believe earlier in the episode.

Pretty good episode until the terrible ending.

"The Greatest Love of All" was my high school graduation song in 1986 (unfortunately). I grew up about an hour from Space Camp but never went.

I agree about the horse scene. Pretty unnecessary. They need to bring Big Head back in somehow.

Yeah, I was waiting for Amy and Howard to bring up their shared love of Neil Diamond, but.....nothing.

Some of you may enjoy this Prince medley. It was done by a musician/radio personality in Birmingham, AL. https://audioboom.com/boos/4469886-live-in-the-roundtable-lounge/embed/v4?image_option=full&link_color=%2355ACEE&source=twitter_card&utm_campaign=detailpage&utm_content=card&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter

I'm afraid I may have left some out but this is what came up with for now. Some of these are opening bands and some are artists I've shot video of and/or interviews with. Some are less well-known regional acts. R.E.M. (4 times) Indigo Girls (twice, once opening for R.E.M.) Ramones (twice) U2 Big Audio Dynamite (opened for U2) Public Enemy (opened for U2) Hoodoo Gurus Morphine (twice) The Smithereens (3 or 4 times) The Samples (3 times) Squeeze 10,000 Maniacs (3 times, once opening for Squeeze) Living Colour King's X (opened for Living Colour) Tina Turner Mr. Mister (opened for Tina Turner) Rush Blue Oyster Cult (opened for Rush) Ani Difranco (twice, once shooting show and interview) Dave Matthews Band BoDeans (twice) Lollapalooza 1993: Alice in Chains Primus Dinosaur Jr. Front 242 Fishbone Arrested Development Smashing Pumpkins The Cult Southern Culture on The Skids (twice) Rev. Horton Heat (twice) G. Love and Special Sauce (3 times) The Replacements (twice) Webb Wilder (twice, once shooting show and interview) Jill Sobule (shot show and interview) Santana (shot show and interview with Carlos Santana) Tenacious D The Cramps North Mississippi All Stars Ween Jack Johnson Robert Randolph and the Family Band Iggy Pop Cracker (3 times) Bob Dylan (3 times) Chris Isaak Warren Zevon Kenny Chesney (3 times, not really my kind of music but he's my wife's favorite. He used to come to town a few years in a row and play a small club, charge $10 per ticket and donate the proceeds to charity.) Sugarland (opened for Kenny Chesney) Pat Green (opened for Kenny Chesney) The Jets (went with a GF) The Woggles (many times) Man or Astro-Man? (probably 4 or 5 times, maybe more) Sun Ra and his Intergalactic Arkestra Richard Thompson (twice) Dick Dale Willie Nelson B.B. King Little Richard Mudhoney (shot video of show) Little Feat (shot video of show) Billy Joe Shaver (shot video of show and interview)

Seen in the sky above Jazz Fest in New Orleans. https://www.flickr.com/photos/139209003@N03/26331331240/in/dateposted-public/

Don't forget that Buck, along with Mike Mills and Bill Berry of R.E.M. and Warren Zevon on vocals, recorded a cover of "Raspberry Beret" for their Hindu Love Gods album in 1990.

I'm pretty sure the actors check their bank accounts, smile and then say whatever crap is on the script that's handed to them.

I remember in high school we thought "Darling Nikki" was sooooo dirty and we were so naughty for listening to it. Ahhh, the innocence of youth. This is pretty cool.

She was also in the short-lived FX series, Married. Not a great show but it had its moments. I would also recommend Obvious Child. In addition to Slate it also stars Jake Lacy (Fran).

Remote Controlhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_Control_(game_show) Adam Sandler and Denis Leary were also on it. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0092436/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULIJiGcm5RM&nohtml5=False https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grK66SReEFA&nohtml5=False

I saw Rush in 1985 when I was in high school. Still one of the best concerts I've been to. Sadly, it looks like their 2015 40th Anniversary tour will be their last due to health issues. http://consequenceofsound.net/2015/12/rushs-neil-peart-says-hes-retired-from-music/ "And the men who hold high places must be the ones who start..." Closer to the Heart https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_QWktuJLhc&nohtml5=False