😲😲OOPS!! Leonard Probably Shouldn't Have Touched That😲😲 - The Big Bang Theory #shorts #bigbang

Calling all "The Big Bang Theory" fans! Join us as we revisit the hilarious moment in season 12 episode 23 when Leonard accidentally breaks Sheldon's iconic DNA strand living room decoration that had been a recurring presence in the apartment throughout the entire show's run.

In this video, we'll take a deep dive into this unforgettable scene, celebrating the clever writing and comedic performances that made it one of the show's most memorable moments. We'll examine the relationship dynamics between Sheldon and Leonard and how this incident leads to one of the funniest exchanges in the series.

We'll also discuss the significance of the DNA strand decoration, which became a symbol of Sheldon's quirky personality and his passion for science. We'll highlight the many times it appeared throughout the series, showcasing how it contributed to the show's distinct charm.

Whether you're a longtime fan of "The Big Bang Theory" or discovering the show on YouTube, this video is a must-watch. We'll showcase the best moments from the show, demonstrating why it continues to be a beloved sitcom that has captivated audiences worldwide.

Featuring an incredible ensemble cast that includes Jim Parsons as Sheldon, Johnny Galecki as Leonard, Kaley Cuoco as Penny, Mayim Bialik as Amy, and Wil Wheaton as himself, "The Big Bang Theory" is a cultural phenomenon that continues to dominate the pop culture landscape. From its quirky characters to its clever writing, this show is a true gem.

So come along with us as we celebrate this unforgettable moment in "The Big Bang Theory" history and discover why it continues to be one of the most beloved shows of all time. Whether you're a fan of the show's "couple goals," the unforgettable catchphrases, or just want to explore shows like "The Big Bang Theory," on Youtube this video is for you.

[Thomas-kqso]

Sheldon was able to move it perfectly fine to access the wall safe

[sombattulasubhamala]

So he listened to Sheldon's instruction to not touch it till then

[emperorsascharoni]

So that's why he spend 130h to make a new one

[OctagonalSquare]

Well, ok, I can’t blame Sheldon for telling him not to mess with it if it comes apart that easily

[alexisjustexisting]

A few scenes after this, he's helping Sheldon build it back

[timothytucker]

That’s why, wen you get mad, things will happen and you will get hurt after every time. Not once but every time.

[sherlinejean]

O God that was probably the cure to cancer 😂😂😂

[mothersuperior]

But Lenard helped Sheldon build it. It was in an earlier clip.

[robinwilson]

Leonard helped put that thing together with Sheldon. I remembered watching the episode a couple of days ago.

[joe]

Eve: "And he forbade me from eating from the apple tree for NO EARTHLY REASON"

Satan: "Well, if you want the apple so bad, you should just take it"

[mitchellkleinholz]

Would have been better if Raj said "Bazinga"

[edburns]

159 hours later some glue fumes and its fixed 😂😂

[pyronfox]

I was wondering why it was always in the show

[catman]

I bet all of those have to be in a specific spot and Sheldon's the only one that knows where they go.

[muffassa]

Oops I should've seen this coming LOL

[mloney]

Did anyone else notice the trigger he pulled to make pegs fall down releasing the balls?

[userbasba]

I believe he helped in building it with Sheldon.

[Naruto_Jiraiya]

I really think there's nothing wrong with Sheldon everyone else are suckers except the Bernadette.

[annikan]

The writers forgot that Sheldon himself sets it aside in the Episode with the Leonard Niemoy Documentary to get something out of the wall safe.

[Jasondog]

There's another episode that shows them putting that together, it took 39 hours and Lenard said it was unexpectedly pleasant