Long-term Jacques Lore Sitkom "Big Bang theory" is a series of super nervous friends trying to survive adulthood despite the fact that adulthood is not really a kind of nervousness, and one episode is particularly a LOVEUBAL letter to a specific Nerd-Dom. Season episode 9 "Spack Resonance" is one of the most important in the series because it points out how much "Star Trek" can mean for its fans. Indeed, it's a celebration of random and people who love these stories that make some of their lives, like Sheldon Cooper (Jimim Parsons).

Sheldon is, of course, an awkward adult who has a hard time with relationships when the show begins, but he grows over time and eventually even married a brilliant scientist In the form of Amy Farah Fowler (Maim Biakik). In fact, it is in "Spack Resonance" that we first learn that Sheldon plans to propose to Amy, though the two have fallen apart at the time. This is revealed when he enters his Wallid safely to take a napkin signed by his hero, Leonard Nimoy, along with some other prized properties, including a little figure of Will Vitron and Ring.

Wheaton is also present in a non-figurine form in the episode. The main plot is followed by Sheldon after Vitron asks him to be in a documentary about Spack, Sheldon's hero. However Vitron initially did not want to play himself at the "Big Bang theory", He is very fun here and makes him a great enemy (and, later, Fromems) for Sheldon. Meanwhile, the episode itself really shows what life is like for certain Star Trek fans.

In the episode, Vitron makes a documentary (or "spoken", as Sheldon jokes with Nimoy's son, Adam Nimoy, who brings an unusual resemblance to his father. (Nimoy ended up making a real documentary about his father and the character he played, "For Spack", 2016.) Sheldon is understandably excited and a little nervous about the situation. After all, Spack is his ultimate life hero and "It's not every day to meet someone whose life trip started in the scrotum of my hero" because he is ridiculously telling Adam.

Since Spack is the character who first helped Sheldon understand and process the world (something shown in more detail in the Big Bang Theory The Cross-Spin-off series "Young Sheldon"), Sheldon is fooled to share his Loveube to all. He is also excited to show the napkin, used by Leonard Nimoy when he visited the restaurant "Factory for the Chishke", where Sheldon Penny's friend (Caley Kuco) worked. Penny made him sign and give it to Sheldon as a Christmas gift in Cuoco's favorite episode of "Big Bang theory". As such, sharing all Sheldon's "Star Ways" makes Spack resonance pretty hot and vague ... until it is.

Sheldon explains to Vitron and Adam Nimoy that, as a child, his Christian mother would encourage him to wonder, "What would Jesus do?" However, since he really did not buy in religion, he did not click. Instead, Sheldon would wonder, "What would a spack do?" Unfortunately, he usually concluded that the answer behaved logically and without emotions.

Fortunately, Penny calls for this. She notes that the most important thing about Spack is that he was semi-man and had feelings, hinting that Sheldon might be hiding his feelings for breaking up with Amy. Then, he continues to have a little melting over this and the whole thing is caught on a camera, much about the satisfaction of vitron. Subsequently, Sheldon has decided to try out and embody Spack's courage, suggesting Amy, only to discover that he is on a date with someone else (who is kissing).

Detec, Sheldon is returning home to see some "Starwater Trails", commenting that Spack's claims of his lack of emotions are a lie. In response, his best friend and roommate Leonard (Nyoni Galecki) tells him that he may have to focus on the people in his life instead of trying to imitate characters on television, which is a pretty sage advice. It is also not the easiest to hear about many fans, like TV -charts (Especially those "the" paths ") can help us feel as seen and understood When the rest of the world looks extremely alien. However, it is an important lesson for many fans, and learning helps Sheldon to grow into adults who actually Whether ended in marriage to Amy.