Has this already been done? Can't recall so my apologies if it has.

Anyway:

- Sheldon and the gang at the Daily Planet

- Sheldon and the gang get jobs at Star Labs etc

or...?

c.

Hasn't been done.

I vote for Sheldon at STAR Labs, either as assistant to Bernie, or instead of him. And then he has to interact with Superman

The biggest question is, is he going to be awestruck due to the real-life comic figure or completely weirded out due to the physical impossibilities embodied by Superman?

Michael

Definitely Sheldon as Bernie's assistant.

Sheldon: It is quite impossible for an object to change direction and velocity in a non-ballistic manner unless there are exterior forces working on it.

Leonard: Engines?

Sheldon: Where does he hide them, under his cape?

Leonard: Well, there was a time when engineers thought that bumblebees shouldn't be able to fly. Luckily for us, bumblebees don't give a damn about physics.

Sheldon: Superman is not a bumblebee.

Leonard (grinning): Or maybe he's a very large, blue bumblebee... with a red cape.

Please, oh please, oh please Dandello -- write more!

cheers,
Lynn

Dandello, I think you've hit the tone perfectly

Michael

PS: Jimmy could try to hit on Penny

Dandello,

Please, oh pretty please continue the tidbit that you wrote??!?!?!?!

Francesca

Superman versus Big Bang? Eh?



<innocent face> What?

Ann

LOL, I can completely see Leonard's face as he says that.

Did you know that Superman is actually discussed in the Big Bang Theory in the opening scene of the very first non-pilot episode? A transcript is available at: http://bigbangtrans.wordpress.com/series-1-episode-2-the-big-bran-hypothesis/
Search for the phrase "Superman movie marathon" and it will get you right to the relevant portion. (And yes, part of the discussion does center around a few of the myriad scientific implausibilities of Superman.)

Happy reading. :-)

cheers,
Lynn

Yeah. Sue (iirc) posted the you-tube clip to it. That's actually how I got to know the show

Michael