A guest position on a television sitcom, especially the one like madly popular as "Big Bang theory", is basically a television law. There is no legally binding mandate, in itself, but it will be quite monotonous if our series has followed every week with absolutely no one else to appear on laughter or surprise from the live audience in the studio. Given the primary focus of the Gek Culture show, more precisely the strongly commercialized version of such, it makes sense that Nerdom's heavy blows like Jamesiyes Earl OnesonsMark Hamil and Adam West will appear during their 12-season period. But then you can't stand a list of guest places without expanding your starvet horizons.

11th and penultimate season in the series saw people like Katie Bates, Peter McNekol and Jerry. O'Connell appear for fast healthy, but you might be surprised to learn that Starweet "Fallout" Walton Gogins And his nice burst too.

In the episode "Triagulation of the Division", the series of regular paradise coutions ends by appearing with a teacher named Nell, played by "2 Broken Girls" Co-Tag Beth Behrswith whom flirts on one of his planetarium. In the middle of omeleta breakfast, she accidentally allows Paradise to know that, while separated, she is still technically married to her husband of firefighter Oliver. She says things are cool, but Oliver later appears on the planetarium to get Paradise to keep her distance.

Gogins is a kind of actor who can charm and intimidate with equal measure. He has a natural sign of comedy, as shown through his television work in "Deputies of Directors", "Righteous Precious Stones", and even its short -term (but very sweet) "Unicorn". But it is easy to see why his brief performance in "Big Bang theory" is not so well remembered, despite a funny funny moment in which Parad is constantly predicting that Oliver sees him with Nell from behind the couch.

Aside from the fact that Goggins play without effort, Oliver is not very much given by the cute bending. Nell informs Parad that, despite never cooking for her, Oliver can get "possessive and albogmous". This becomes abundantly clear when he later faces a paradise, even though his separated wife never told him about their start. Since she moved and moved, it makes Oliver's request to look nasty and border. Red flags waving, people.

However, paradise, it seems that they do not understand what those words mean. He thinks Oliver is actually a kind of cold, with the two coming out of the pie store and that it was not "fair for him". Nell sees this naturally as the end of their courtship and in a surprising turnaround, there is a reunification of the Oliver screen. The insistence of a paradise to kiss and make up was so excluded that he took her back to him. Happy ending? Not really.

The men's "Big Bang" rarely had the best performance by treating women with respect over those within their close team, so the tracks. Oliver looks like such a strange guest place for Goggins as Even his most endangered characters wear charm for them. He can do something funny, but he is too written here to leave a great deal of lasting impression.