@Knixon said:

He also played Trumpet/Cornet, at least in his dreams, in "The Relaxation Integration."

And thank you, Knixon. Now would you like to take a crack at my hologram question?

I don't remember a hologram question.

Sheldon also played electronic piano/keyboard in the Ear Worm episode. (Same episode he played tuba.)

@Knixon said:

I don't remember a hologram question.

It was just a silly question that I asked on the previous page of this thread.

Back on topic: Odds that Captain Sweatpants will beat his Fortnite addiction before the show ends are small.

@Knixon said:

He also played Trumpet/Cornet or something, at least in his dreams, in "The Relaxation Integration."

Sheldon played either Cornet or Fuglehorn. The music was Chuck Mangione's "Feel so Good". The show wikia says he played Cornet but the song was originally played on a Fuglehorn. They both look rather similar like a bigger wider trumpet, but only a true band geek would know.

@SpecialFlowers said:

And do you think Pasadena (and the events therein) could have been one giant hologram to the residents of Sheldonopolis??

Sure Lemons sure. I am not saying you are crazy for asking and I am sure your mother had you tested. However sometimes ?

Well not a hologram as Shedonopolis is only a simulation. So yes Pasadena is a simulated world accessible to the residents of Sheldonopolis via the internet and visa versa. Sim City on the other hand is real and both Pasadena and Sheldonopolis were created there.

@znexyish said:

Sure Lemons sure. I am not saying you are crazy for asking and I am sure your mother had you tested. However sometimes ?

Well not a hologram as Shedonopolis is only a simulation. So yes Pasadena is a simulated world accessible to the residents of Sheldonopolis via the internet and visa versa. Sim City on the other hand is real and both Pasadena and Sheldonopolis were created there.

I'm actually quite normal, even quiet, "in real life". I have to have somewhere to let out my inner...well whatever you want to call it.

And the rest of your words made my head 'splode.

Back on topic (see what a good girl I'm being Erica?): The odds that we'll finally learn the truth about Lonely Larry's absence are slim-to-none.

We wont get to see Evil Wheaton again, just boring old good Wheaton. Worst of all we wont get to hear Sheldon say WHEATON !!!!

We wont get to see Denis Kim meet Joyce Kim and plot revenge against Leonard

@znexyish said:

We wont get to see Evil Wheaton again, just boring old good wheaton. Worst of all we wont get to hear Sheldon say WHEATON !!!!

Z, what if evil Wheaton still exists when no one else is around, and he has been holding Captain Sweatpants and Lonely Larry hostage? Did you know that Captain Sweatpants hasn't been on the show since 2014?? I was too lazy to look up Lonely Larry's last appearance.

What if Evil Wheaton, Captain Sweatpant, Lonely Larry, and Dale form a Legion of something or another and plot some nefarious doings. Of course at the bidding of supreme villain Lady Whackadoodle, arch-nemesis of Professor Whackadoodle. Then they all plot to destroy Sheldonopolis with the help of a giant Godzilla like Monster

@znexyish said:

What if Evil Wheaton, Captain Sweatpant, Lonely Larry, and Dale form a Legion of something or another and plot some nefarious doings. Of course at the bidding of supreme villain Lady Whackadoodle, arch-nemesis of Professor Whackadoodle. Then they all plot to destroy Sheldonopolis with the help of a giant Godzilla like Monster

I think that could actually work, oh planner of nefarious things, as long as you add a detail like the use of Luke Skywalker shampoo to make it realistic.

@SpecialFlowers said:

@znexyish said:

And play tuba. And play rock band with Beverly. And surprise us with a new musical talent. And play video games or just walk around in them or go to Sheldonopolis and buy a sweater.

I knew he played a brass instrument and couldn't remember which one. Thanks Z!

And do you think Pasadena (and the events therein) could have been one giant hologram to the residents of Sheldonopolis??

Don't be ridiculous. Everyone knows that, to be a valid city to Sheldon, it has to have a name ending in -dena.

@Knixon said:

Don't be ridiculous. Everyone knows that, to be a valid city to Sheldon, it has to have a name ending in -dena.

To Knixon: He didn't think that of Bozeman (until someone ran off with his satchel). But you did use commas nicely in your answer.

To Z: I hope you didn't miss my very important response up there.

@SpecialFlowers said:

@znexyish said:

What if Evil Wheaton, Captain Sweatpant, Lonely Larry, and Dale form a Legion of something or another and plot some nefarious doings. Of course at the bidding of supreme villain Lady Whackadoodle, arch-nemesis of Professor Whackadoodle. Then they all plot to destroy Sheldonopolis with the help of a giant Godzilla like Monster

I think that could actually work, oh planner of nefarious things, as long as you add a detail like the use of Luke Skywalker shampoo to make it realistic.

You fail the test on remembering the first episode. It's Darth Vader shampoo. Luke Skywalker is the conditioner.

@Knixon said:

You fail the test on remembering the first episode. It's Darth Vader shampoo. Luke Skywalker is the conditioner.

As I typed that, I knew someone would say that was wrong. And I should have known it would be you Encyclopedia Brown! (I was daring and did not take the time to look it up. I'm wild and crazy that way.)

Anyway FINE, Luke Skywalker conditioner.

@SpecialFlowers said:

@Knixon said:

Don't be ridiculous. Everyone knows that, to be a valid city to Sheldon, it has to have a name ending in -dena.

To Knixon: He didn't think that of Bozeman (until someone ran off with his satchel). But you did use commas nicely in your answer.

To Z: I hope you didn't miss my very important response up there.

Bozeman proved itself to not be a valid city, to Sheldon.