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* HeartwarmingInHindsight: Leonard says that his and Penny's children will be both "smart and beautiful", to which Sheldon adds "not to mention imaginary". Fast-forward all the way to the show's GrandFinale, and Sheldon gives this exchange a CallBack and admits that his part of it was wrong.
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* HeartwarmingInHindsight: Leonard says that his and Penny's children will be both "smart and ''and'' beautiful", to which Sheldon adds "not to mention imaginary". Fast-forward all the way to the show's GrandFinale, and Sheldon gives this exchange a CallBack and admits that his part of it was wrong.
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* HeartwarmingInHindsight: Leonard says that his and Penny's children will be both "intelligent and beautiful", to which Sheldon adds "not to mention imaginary". Fast-forward all the way to the show's GrandFinale, and Sheldon gives this exchange a CallBack and admits that his part of it was wrong.
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* HeartwarmingInHindsight: Leonard says that his and Penny's children will be both "intelligent "smart and beautiful", to which Sheldon adds "not to mention imaginary". Fast-forward all the way to the show's GrandFinale, and Sheldon gives this exchange a CallBack and admits that his part of it was wrong.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Sheldon's passing comment about how he does have friends, namely 1,200 of them on Website/MySpace, was at the time intended to show how nonexistent his real-life social circle was outside of Leonard, Howard, and Raj. Now, following [[Website/{{Myspace}} MySpace's]] spectacular fall from grace and Website/{{Facebook}} becoming the social network of choice for most people -- [[Website/{{Myspace}} MySpace]] was still the more popular of the two when the pilot was filmed, albeit only just -- combined with Sheldon's well-known aversion to change, the gag ends up taking on an entirely different meaning, making it instead look like Sheldon's clinging desperately to a dead social network.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Sheldon's passing comment about how he does have friends, namely 1,200 of them on Website/MySpace, was at the time intended to show how nonexistent his real-life social circle was outside of Leonard, Howard, and Raj. Now, following [[Website/{{Myspace}} MySpace's]] [=MySpace's=] spectacular fall from grace and Website/{{Facebook}} Website/{{Facebook}}, Website/{{Twitter}}, and Instagram becoming the social network networks of choice for most people -- [[Website/{{Myspace}} MySpace]] [=MySpace=] was still the more popular of the two most widely-used social network when the pilot was filmed, albeit only just Facebook was rapidly catching up -- combined with Sheldon's well-known aversion to change, the gag ends up taking on an entirely different meaning, making it instead look like Sheldon's clinging desperately to a dead social network.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Sheldon's passing comment about how he does have friends, namely 1,200 of them on Website/MySpace, was at the time intended to show how nonexistent his real-life social circle was outside of Leonard, Howard, and Raj. Now, following [=MySpace's=] spectacular fall from grace and Website/{{Facebook}} becoming the social network of choice for most people -- [=MySpace=] was still the more popular of the two when the pilot was filmed, albeit only just -- combined with Sheldon's well-known aversion to change, the gag ends up taking on an entirely different meaning, making it instead look like Sheldon's clinging desperately to a dead social network.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Sheldon's passing comment about how he does have friends, namely 1,200 of them on Website/MySpace, was at the time intended to show how nonexistent his real-life social circle was outside of Leonard, Howard, and Raj. Now, following [=MySpace's=] [[Website/{{Myspace}} MySpace's]] spectacular fall from grace and Website/{{Facebook}} becoming the social network of choice for most people -- [=MySpace=] [[Website/{{Myspace}} MySpace]] was still the more popular of the two when the pilot was filmed, albeit only just -- combined with Sheldon's well-known aversion to change, the gag ends up taking on an entirely different meaning, making it instead look like Sheldon's clinging desperately to a dead social network.
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* HeartwarmingInHindsight: Leonard says that his and Penny's children will be both "intelligent and beautiful", to which Sheldon adds "and imaginary". Fast-forward all the way to the show's GrandFinale, and Sheldon gives this exchange a CallBack and admits that his part of it was wrong.
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* HeartwarmingInHindsight: Leonard says that his and Penny's children will be both "intelligent and beautiful", to which Sheldon adds "and "not to mention imaginary". Fast-forward all the way to the show's GrandFinale, and Sheldon gives this exchange a CallBack and admits that his part of it was wrong.
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* HeartwarmingInHindsight: Leonard says that his and Penny's children will be both "intelligent and beautiful", to which Sheldon adds "and imaginary". Fast-forward all the way to the show's GrandFinale, and Sheldon gives this exchange a CallBack and admits that his part of it was wrong.
* HilariousInHindsight: Sheldon's passing comment about how he does have friends, namely 1,200 of them on Website/MySpace, was at the time intended to show how nonexistent his real-life social circle was outside of Leonard, Howard, and Raj. Now, following [=MySpace's=] spectacular fall from grace and Website/{{Facebook}} becoming the social network of choice for most people -- [=MySpace=] was still the more popular of the two when the pilot was filmed, albeit only just -- combined with Sheldon's well-known aversion to change, the gag ends up taking on an entirely different meaning, making it instead look like Sheldon's clinging desperately to a dead social network.
* HilariousInHindsight: Sheldon's passing comment about how he does have friends, namely 1,200 of them on Website/MySpace, was at the time intended to show how nonexistent his real-life social circle was outside of Leonard, Howard, and Raj. Now, following [=MySpace's=] spectacular fall from grace and Website/{{Facebook}} becoming the social network of choice for most people -- [=MySpace=] was still the more popular of the two when the pilot was filmed, albeit only just -- combined with Sheldon's well-known aversion to change, the gag ends up taking on an entirely different meaning, making it instead look like Sheldon's clinging desperately to a dead social network.
