@FormerlyKnownAs said:

Word on the street is that Bowie’s series “Speechless” has been renewed for a third season. I was a little iffy at first; but I’m a great fan of the show now; and with the renewal.

As for TBBT…

Always glad to see Kripke on the show. Love it when he messes with the guys--especially Sheldon. My all time favorite scene is the one where he pranks Sheldon's radio broadcast by giving him that Helium-voice.

Also, can’t help but wonder what kind of reception Bowie received from TBBT audience members during the introductions before the taping of the past episode. He must feel really good coming back to that stage and standing there with hometown-boy-makes-good status.

Anyway, hope the show never changes him by making him goodish (the way they did with Wil--OK for Wheaton). But with Kripke, his me, myself, and I persona is gold.

Just watched a trailer and it looks pretty good, I'll check out season 1. Im glad they actually hired a disabled person to play the character, kudos ABC.

@CalabrianQueen said:

@FormerlyKnownAs said:

Word on the street is that Bowie’s series “Speechless” has been renewed for a third season. I was a little iffy at first; but I’m a great fan of the show now; and with the renewal.

As for TBBT…

Always glad to see Kripke on the show. Love it when he messes with the guys--especially Sheldon. My all time favorite scene is the one where he pranks Sheldon's radio broadcast by giving him that Helium-voice.

Also, can’t help but wonder what kind of reception Bowie received from TBBT audience members during the introductions before the taping of the past episode. He must feel really good coming back to that stage and standing there with hometown-boy-makes-good status.

Anyway, hope the show never changes him by making him goodish (the way they did with Wil--OK for Wheaton). But with Kripke, his me, myself, and I persona is gold.

Just watched a trailer and it looks pretty good, I'll check out season 1. Im glad they actually hired a disabled person to play the character, kudos ABC.

Yeah.

While it doesn’t skirt the issues; you have to give to the writers for their deft-touch in not hitting-you-over-the-head, OR being patronizing, OR relying on the heartstring card.

Also, along with "Bowie"--Great Cast.