I only caught bits of the "100th episode" programme, but did it really do anything for the comedy? Besides spoiling the illusion of the stairs, their willingness to change jokes on the basis of a small audience is silly.
As for the episode itself, and subsequent, still lacking much to laugh at. Plots still better off lost, as the writers seem to have done, and the main character cast is still too heavy and cumbersome. Last night's has some funny lines, but the plot was boring and anal. I think we all know Sheldon is lucky that Leonard takes him everywhere and noone would step up to the plate in his absence, doesn't need a rather unfunny scene to confirm it. And since when did he start riding buses?
The writers must have felt a Sheldon and a female Sheldon wouldn't work, so took AFF (with a silent N no doubt) and changed her into a normal person wannabe. She's a terrible actress, should stick to neurobiology or whatever it is she's qualified at. The Wallowitz relationship is a joke, I mean taking what Wallowitz was to start with and twisting it round so he wants kids etc is so carp it's unbelievable.
It is a soap opera with a few laughs, when a programme retains too much of an overall plot-line through it then it does that. And how many times can two people get together, split up, get together, split up..................?!?!? And if I haven't said recently then Raj is a rubbish character, he was much funnier when he was unable to speak much and now he does more and more he is obnoxious and not very likeable - although in fairness we did get that a bit whenever he spoke of his wealth and shared his views on stuff.
Get back to being four geeks in a university, doing geek things and failing to get women let alone have them hanging around. Says a lot that the yanks set their comedies out to go on forever, that new "broke girls" 'comedy' looks unfunny but no doubt will go on and on forever.
Maybe I'm a bit harsh and to simple yanks and other people it is funny. I saw clips of that "Derek" comedy and that was shockingly bad, then again Ricky Gervais is the king of unfunny comedy