Sheldon Cooper invented an extended version of a popular game on The Big Bang Theory, a game that he didn’t fully understand and was even embarrassed by.
There is no doubt that the character Sheldon Cooper played Jim Parsons He was the standout of The Big Bang Theory series throughout its 12 seasons.
In fact, there were times when Jim Parsons had to memorize intricate parts of the script, especially when he had to explain some complex scientific concepts or rules of games he had invented, such as 3D chess or the extended version of rock, paper, scissors.
And it was this extended version of rock, paper, scissors in particular that proved to be a significant challenge, And it took countless takes to learn the game perfectly..
This happened in episode 8 of season 2, which begins with Raj and Sheldon Cooper debating what to watch on TV.
In this case Raj suggests solving it with a game of rock, paper, scissors, but Sheldon Cooper It complicates it with an extended version called rock, paper or scissors, lizard or Spock.
Jim Parsons admitted in an interview that it was very difficult to make this scene because he didn’t really understand the game.
The worst of all is that many times he is stopped in the street and many followers ask him to play rock, paper, scissors, lizard or Spock, and he says he doesn’t know how to do it, causing him embarrassment.
“I’m not tired at all! Mainly because I can’t do it. I think people are tired of me letting them down so much when they want to hear about it,” he said.
Despite this, this particular game of rock, paper, scissors The Big Bang Theoryis one of the most remembered scenes of the entire series.
