THE BIG BANG THEORY: The Complete Second Season

Available to own on DVD for $39.95RRP from 3 March 2010.

23 Original Episodes From Executive Producer Chuck Lorre;

Includes Two All-New Featurettes

Get ready to laugh your way to the lab as two brilliant roommates conquer the scientific world, but fail miserably in the romantic one as Warner Home Video releases the hit comedy The Big Bang Theory: The Complete Second Season on DVD this 3 March, 2010 for $39.95RRP.

The science of funny is back! At work, physicists Leonard and Sheldon and their geek pals conquer the cosmos. At home, real life – from dating to driving – conquers them.

This season, Leonard gets a girl. So does Sheldon, yes Sheldon! Howard drives the Mars Rover into a ditch. Raj woos a terminator. Gorgeous girl-next-door Penny falls under the spell of Age of Conan. And super-smart, über confident Leslie Winkler

reduces mere men to spineless jellyfish.

Twenty-three laugh-filled episodes from series creators Chuck Lorre (Two and a Half Men) and Bill Prady (Gilmore Girls) and a talented cast with astronomical comedy IQs shows why Big Bang is such a big hit.

“TV’s funniest traditional sitcom.”

–        Michael Ausiello, ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY

Episodes:

1. The Bad Fish Paradigm

Can you keep a secret? Sheldon can’t, as Penny discovers when she confides in him about her date with Leonard.

2. The Codpiece Topology

After his romance with Penny goes toes up, Leonard rebounds into the arms of Sheldon’s nemesis, Leslie Winkler.

3. The Barbarian Sublimation

Sheldon gets Penny playing Age of Conan online. Before you can say quest to the black castle, she’s hooked.

4. The Griffin Equivalency

When People names Raj one of “30 Under 30 to Watch,” watch out. The honour goes straight to his  head.

5. The Euclid Alternative

The guys talk Sheldon into finally learning how to drive. What could possibly go wrong?

6. The Cooper-Nowitzki Theorem

Tall, dark and handsome. One out of three is enough for a pretty grad student with designs on Sheldon.

7. The Panty Piñata Polarization

This means war. Hostilities escalate after Penny violates some of Sheldon’s weird house rules.

8. The Lizard-Spock Expansion

To impress a girl, Howard takes her to the Mars Rover control room — and promptly drives

the Rover into a Martian ditch.

9. The White Asparagus Triangulation

 “Now we’ve got McCoy!” Star Trek enthusiast Sheldon is thrilled that Leonard is dating a doctor.

10. The Vartabedian Conundrum

When Stephanie puts her relationship with Leonard into romantic overdrive, Leonard turns to Penny for advice.

11. The Bath Item Gift Hypothesis

Penny gives Sheldon the most exciting, wonderful, amazing Christmas present ever. Sheldon gives Penny soap.

12. The Killer Robot Instability

Penny’s cutting remark crushes Howard’s spirit just before the guys’ big fighting-robot competition.

13. The Friendship Algorithm

Let others use charm, kindness or congeniality to make friends. Sheldon would rather employ science.

14. The Financial Permeability

Penny’s financial problems stem from a loan that Kurt, her loser ex-boyfriend, never repaid.

15. The Maternal Capacitance

Leonard’s analytical, self-absorbed, socially tone-deaf mother visits. Sheldon immediately bonds with her.

16. The Cushion Saturation

Howard Wolowitz, boy toy. Leslie treats Howard like a sex object when the unlikely duo hits the sheets.

17. The Terminator Decoupling

Traveling to San Francisco on the Coast Starlight, the guys meet a star: Summer Glau of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles.

18. The Work Song Nanocluster

Capitalism is an eye-opening experience when Sheldon combines web commerce with his very first cup of coffee.

19. The Dead Hooker Juxtaposition

Penny is no longer the belle of the building when another hot blonde moves in — and moves in on the guys.

20. The Hofstadter Isotope

Heartbroken that Penny’s dating the ultimate nerd — a comic salesman — Leonard tries the

bar scene with Howard and Raj.

21. The Vegas Renormalization

Vegas, baby! In Sin City, the guys hire a Jewish hooker to snap Howard out of his dumped-by-Leslie funk.

22. The Classified Materials Turbulence

That flushing sound you hear is Howard’s career. His International Space Station toilet design is a washout.

23. The Monopolar Expedition

When the guys arrive in the Arctic for a summer-long scientific expedition, they discover the place to be strangely familiar.Melissa’s back and Alan’s back in the hospital where

Special Features:

• Physicist to the Stars: Real-Life Physicist/UCLA Professor David Saltzberg’s Consulting Relationship to the Show
• Testing the Infinite Hilarity Hypothesis in Relation to the Big Bang Theory: Season Two’s Unique Characters and Characteristics

• Gag Reel

Approx Runtime:

463 mins

Rating:

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