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The Big Bang Theory

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The Big Bang Theory: The Bow Tie Asymmetry
The Big Bang Theory: The Bow Tie Asymmetry
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4:44 The Big Bang Theory: The Bow Tie Asymmetry

Awards

  • 2019 - People's Choice Awards - Favorite TV Show - nominated
  • 2019 - National Television Awards - Comedy - nominated
  • 2018 - Emmy - Outstanding Technical Direction, Camerawork, Video for a Series - nominated
  • 2018 - National Television Awards - Comedy - nominated

Cast & Crew See All

Kaley Cuoco
Penny
Johnny Galecki
Leonard
Jim Parsons
Sheldon

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