Talk:List of The Big Bang Theory franchise characters/Archive 1

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Hindu, whether or not the fictional character believes in one or the other. At any rate, there are plenty of religious scientists (Einstein for example), and a good deal of them would tell you religion and science are really two sides of the same coin; One of which relies on faith and the other on knowledge, neither of which rely on being right. My point is the scientific background of the characters doesn't preclude the possibility of an associated religion with said characters, nor any real person. I vote Koothrappali is Hindu.

1561:"Sheldon expresses what could be interpreted... " I strongly disagree with changing the wording of the article based on personal interpretations. The content should remain encyclopedic and verifiable. Unless the character Sheldon mentions or actively pursues a romantic relationship, we, as outsiders, cannot assume such thing; that's just plain gossip. However, I agree that more can be mentioned on Sheldon's fondness for Leonard's mother, and overall the way he was raised. 1207:

episodes. Hence, I have flagged them with the Fact template. Anyone who remembers these, please go ahead and feel free to add them. The referencing I did is in a particular manner where the references are properly named to be used throughout the article. Following is the entire dump of all the references which might have been used/might not. If you are referencing and you realize that the episode reference is not present, copy it off here. This list was generated from the

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look upset when you spoke with her?" he replies "No, did you ask her if she was upset?" When Leonard says "Yes, and she said she's not," Sheldon says "Oh, I got that one right!" When he confirms with Leonard that, indeed, Leonard is upset, he says "I've got it two for two" (or something like that). He then excuses himself because the next question about emotional perception is a "bonus question for extra points, and I'm quitting while I'm ahead."

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which is why the notes were added, and there has been quite a bit of discussion about it, as you should see from the number of discussions. Everything that has been done in the article until now has been done for a reason. The section is still main cast, it's just split into two sections to identify characters who have been promoted since the series began and there is nothing wrong with that. I resent the

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is referred to as such during the series, generally just as "Dr. Gablehauser" so it seems more appropriate to refer to him as "Dr." than "Eric". Similarly, "Dr. and Mrs. Koothrappali" are referred to as such during the series. I don't think their actual names have ever been mentioned. These are the only cases where "Dr." should be used as far as I can see, but changing the others will require use of

2122:. How can we define if an actor is a "notable star" or not? In some way, every actor that appears in a TV show is a star. Imagine this scenario. What happens if the actor that plays one of the "minor" characters, say Brian Wade ("Kurt"), later on appears in a big budget film, or stars on his own TV series, and suddenly becomes famous? Are we going to move the character "Kurt" to the 3507:

characters, we need some way of categorising characters that is unquestionable. Since the characters currently in the "Regular" section are all original characters, renaming the sections "Original" and "Additional" seems the most logical way to do it. We shouldn't have to rely on disclaimers at the beginning of each section to compensate for ambiguous headings. --

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equipment he states that 5 friendships are too many and one of them would have to leave), failure to understand social cues and body language (especially when it comes to sarcasm), inadvertant offenses towards others, obsessive behaviour patterns and finding comfort in order and routine with corresponding severe discomfort when such order and routine is disrupted.

2819:'s character central to the episode? Currently, all of the "minor characters" listed are important in the episode in which they appeared. The exceptions are "Joyce Kim", "Captain Sweatpants", and "Lonely Larry", which are more like "recurrent really-minor-but-sufficiently-distinguishable-characters". On the other hand, an important omission is that of "Christy" ( 4728:, does not credit her with this title, although it does claim that she "completed her PhD in 2007" (citing her own website, but also followed by other sources regarding her dissertation). AFAIK, she is not credited as "Dr. Mayim Bialik", at least not in her capacity as an actor. Why is there such inconsistency between this reference and her article? 1680:

please rename that list from "main characters" to "actors that received star credits at least once over the course of the series". Because being a main character in a series and receive star credits (out of a contractual obligation mainly) are two very different things who respond to very different principles and should not be confused.

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of "fictional characters" in a television show, which is a work of fiction. Therefore, we should focus in the character first, and then the actor who interpreted him or her. I feel that when you list someone in the "notable" section you are giving more importance to the "actor" rather than the "character". Now, people like

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AussieLegend, You define 'recurring character' as "these characters appear in several episodes." My proposed definition is that "these characters have a significant role in multiple episodes." Based on your definition, Althea, Jeanine Davis, Captain Sweatpants, President Siebert, and Mr. Rostenkowski

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Being in more than one episode doesn't necessarily mean the individual has a significant role. Althea and Capatain Sweatpants have never had significant roles, they've just been in more than one episode, which is why they are listed as they are. Althea is just a repeat, background character who keeps

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How does this make "Occasional" any less ambiguous? Both Melissa Rauch and Mayim Bialik have appeared in the vast majority of episodes that have aired since they became main characters. This is very clearly "regular" and not "occasional". Since there is a "Regular" heading and these are both regular

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Amy Farrah Fowler and Bernadette have appeared so many times now that they have become regular characters, making the use of the "Regular" and "Occasional" headings for main characters inaccurate. For this reason I have changed the heading names to "Original" and "Additional" as these more accurately

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is that "a red link to a non-notable person can end up being a link to a different person of the same name" and that was also a possibility here as most of the links were just redlinked names. In dealing with existing redlinks WP:REDLINK says, "in general, a red link should be allowed to remain in an

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If an actor who is currently non-notable (no Knowledge article because this was their first credited appearance ever) makes an appearance, then they would be listed in the non-recurring section. Once they become more notable (gain credit roles in other projects) and have their own Knowledge articles,

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The main difference is that many adult Apies have learned various skills by which they can minimise the impact of their unique cognition. These must be learned analytically and are not innate. One may, for instance, keep track of eye contact in order to make certain that they are conforming to social

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This is just one example, and while the actual name of the disorder isn't mentioned, I think it's very clear that the writers have created Sheldon as someone with Asperger's Syndrome. There's just two many comments made that are absolutely spot-on for an Aspergian that this cannot be accidental, and

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I would like to remove the reference to Sheldon displaying symptoms of Asperger's Syndrome as I believe it is original research rather than something actually referred to within the show. Similar 'research' occasionally appears on the TBBT main page and is removed for the same reason. Encyclopedic

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It should be pointed out that there is an error in series continuity regarding the character of Joyce Kim. During the first two seasons, there were occasional mentions of Joyce Kim's relationship with Leonard lasting a month. However, in the flashback episode (Season 3 finale), when Joyce is actually

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I feel that alot of trivial information is included about the characters in their bios, and that it is causing the article to lack an encyclopedic tone. Thus I am attemtping to remove items like this, and rewrite in places. If there is anything you think should go, or if you disagree with information

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The article currently says "In 'The Bat Jar Conjecture', he says a few words to Penny (sober) but then clasps his hands over his mouth. No one is shocked by this." I would contest the "fact" that nobody is shocked; Wolowitz definitely looks shocked, Penny and Leonard exchange surprised looks, and the

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Frequently a red-linked name has been placed in an article, and subsequently a different editor has created an article about an entirely different person with the same or a similar name. Aside from the basic misidentification this causes, red-linking has led to people being incorrectly identified on

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It's important to remember that this is not a biography for Mayim Bialik, it's a description of a fictional character portrayed by her, so we shouldn't spend too much time in this article explaining "how the person attained such titles ... in the article text." The use of "Dr." here reduces the need

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Apropos not being credited. There was an old Korean man in the scene where Penny, Amy, Bernadette, and Sheldon danced. The old man first asks Bernadette to dance, but she points out that she can't because she is engaged. He then asks Penny, and she agrees. He is later referenced by Amy who says that

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had played the role of "Alicia", or "Ramona Nowitzki", or any other "minor character", I simply would have included her in the list of "Non-recurring characters". She is just doing her job, we don't need to give her more importance than that. I think the focus of the article should be that of a list

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As I'm saying below, Leslie Winkle is NOT a main character, she's not credited as a main character and she did not appear in the show in a long time. It makes no sense to have readers think this is a show about Leonard, Sheldon, Penny, Howard, Raj AND Leslie, because it is not and never was. This is

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I absolutely agree. I would recommend a list of main characters: the four guys, Penny and Leslie Winkle as it is now; a list of recurrent characters: those with more than one appearance; and a list of minor characters: those with just one appearance. The descriptions for the minor characters need to

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Hi Guys, Wolowitz is listed as knowing Mandarin. However, in the Episode "the Dumpling Paradox" (S01 E07) the waiter at the Chinese restaurant asks "Where is your friend that thinks he can speak Mandarin?" Therefore, I believe his status as officially "knowing Mandarin" is most likely not true as

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Sheldon's manifestation is rather severe and his behaviour is more in line with an undiagnosed child than an adult. This may be the result of his past, moving directly into a university setting into a "hard" science environment. (For example, had he been studying anthropology or sociology his coping

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Bernadette was originally a waitress at the Cheesecake Factory but part of the character's development was that she gained her "Dr.", while her husband is "only" an engineer and doesn't have one. This has been an ongoing joke of sorts during the series' run, so it's noteworthy. Dr. Eric Gablehauser

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AussieLegend, I reversed your language for the recurring character section. To be listed as a recurring character requires some degree of significance in more than one episode. A person with a bit role in two episodes is still a minor character. Althea, Jeanine Davis, Captain Sweatpants, President

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AussieLegend, We can keep Leslie in the main character section, but there is no reason why the main character section should be splt into two sections. That is not Knowledge policy, and most other TV articles do not use that format. While I understand that there may have been previous disputes that

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I updated the list of main characters. In terms of "main characters", why are we including Leslie Winkle and Stuart Bloom as main characters? Leslie was only in 8 episodes, and was never really one of the primary characters (even in Seasons 1 and 2). I think she should be in the recurring character

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I disagree. It is not up to Wikipedians to arbitrarily determine notability. If this is a comprehensive article about all the characters that appeared, then any character that got credited should be listed. It's up to the creators of the show to determine notability, and all actors who got credited

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The show is relatively young, presently with only three seasons. I think we need to consider this when going into detail with the different articles. Once the show ends, we will have a better way to gauge the importance of every piece (character) that was part of the show. Currently, the appearance

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How can possibly Leslie Winkle be a main character? She only appeared in 3 or 4 episodes. She's a recurring character by both definition and billing. I think Bernadette is going to have a bigger episode count than Leslie (still remaining a recurring herself). The main characters are only the 4 guys

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The article mentions that Sheldon has none, yet he seems to take a great liking towards Lenard's mother. Further, when Lenard coerces Sheldon into leaving him and his date on their own, saying that he would return the favour when Sheldon finds 'a mate of his species', he agrees with the reasoning.

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Thank you for your input and for the changes you've made. In my comment above, I was only trying to clean up the references, and establish the order of each field, since they were kind of messy before; I didn't care much about using exactly the "horizontal" or the "vertical" formats. Also, I did it

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The season one and season two don't quite match up because both were put through different macros, but hopefully all the information should be present in all the references. Feel free to critisize on anything I have done. Also, please consider my previous proposal of a page move (the section before

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Now that the series has many episodes, I have reorganized the list of characters to include main, recurrent, guest and other characters. I think this should take care of most issues. New characters can be added to the appropriate section whenever is needed; however, descriptions of minor characters

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I think that the characters that have appeared in one single episode shouldn't be included, since there's not an objective reason to determine which ones to include. If they appear again we can always add them again. Perhaps the only exception I would make is with the family of the main cast, since

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As a person with Asperger's, I'd like to see the comment remain. I don't recall ever hearing anyone speak the name "Asperger" in the show, but there are quite a few "inside jokes" that most neurotypicals would not "get." For example, when Sheldon is talking with Leonard and get's asked "Did Penny

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The two points that you are missing are (1) the characters did not have significant roles, so your claim is factually incorrect, and (2) recurring and minor characters are not mutually exclusive. Althea is a nurse who has generally appeared in a single scene, usually in different circumstances (in

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Regular does not mean always. "I regularly fill my car's petrol tank on Wednesday" does not mean "I always fill my car's petrol tank on Wednesday". Regular characters do not have to appear in every episode to be regular characters. It's a simple dictionary meaning. If you have a problem with that,

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Moving somebody to the notable section if they become notable in the future is misleading because it implies that they were notable when they appeared on the program. If they weren't notable when they appeared on the program, their appearance wasn't notable and doesn't become notable in the future

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when the episode aired and then look up the actor's Knowledge article history to see when the actor became notable (using our definition of notability). But what difference does it make whether a notable actor was or was not notable at the time that he/she portrayed some minor character on this TV

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What about the official CBS website NOT listing Leslie Winkle as a main character nor Sara Gilbert as part of the main cast? Please, as I said above, just move Leslie Winkle to the recurring list or rename the main characters list as "characters played by actors that has been given star billing at

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I'm in the midst of creating the new articles for the main TBBT characters, as was discussed briefly on the "List of TBBT characters" talk page previously. I have a limited time to work with at the moment, and after my edits there are still a lot of cite errors on the new articles due to cites not

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As I've explained above, there have been some heated discussions about these characters long before you edited the article and that was the best way to handle it. People have come along, just as you did, and moved Leslie Winkle into the recurring character section because the notes weren't there,

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All I'm trying to do with this section of notable guest appearances is to separate the minor characters played by notable actors from the minor characters played by non-notable actors. Yes, there is a "flaw" if you will, as exposed by the discussion in the subsection below, that this system could

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I think the Character summaries should be edited to exclude spoilers. There's a fine line between giving comprehensive information and spoiling episodes, and I think it's been crossed several times. In fact, I'm going to go do it now. If you think I've deleted information that's absolutely vital,

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I think we should stablish which characters are due to be included in this article. Right now, some of them (Dannis Kim, Lalita Gupta,...) are just characters with a single appearance and little impact on the show. I would remove all characters that have appeared to just one episode, thus keeping

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He most certainly DOES exhibit behaviours consistant with AS including specific comfort zones (severely agitated when not in "his" spot), limited group dynamics (most tend to have a limit of about 5 or 6 people and when Sheldon is making friends with the other physicist trying to get time on the

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I really don't see why you keep removing the sections explaining the original main cast and those that were promoted to starring status. They're there to clear up confusion. They weren't added by me but I, and other editors who have been watching the article for a long time agree they should be

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Hi "Mr. Rostenkowski (Casey Sander): Bernadette's father" is currently under the characters who only appear in a single scene but he was in two scenes. One when Howard talks to him about how he is going into space before the wedding and again at the wedding on the roof. Shouldn't he be put else

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By arbitrarily selecting a criteria that only characters whose name appeared on the show get listed then Athena would have to be deleted because even though she appeared 4 times, all 4 times were small appearances in which her name was not used. I think it's best to list all characters that got

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I formally request to apply common sense here. And yes, as an actor is promoted to star role so it can be demoted too, and this is exactly the case, otherwise we still would have Sara Gilbert with a star billing. If you do insist to stick with the "once star billed, ever star billed" principle,

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Well the key there is that you 'think' he's an atheist. And as most stories, the characters in the The Big Bang Theory are held somewhat loosely in their characteristics so that more than one type of person can relate to each character. But the Show includes enough evidence to say he was raised

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applies. REDNOT says "Do not create red links to articles that are not likely to be created". The problem that I see is that the actors appearing on TBBT do not fit the category of "articles that are not likely to be created". I would say that no name actors appearing on TBBT are likely to get

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says "In general, styles and honorifics should not be included in front of the name, but may be discussed in the article", which is why it's not in front of her name in the BLP. In this article though, attention is drawn to the fact that both the character and the actor have a Ph.D in the same

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category with individuals like Stephanie Bartlett and Zack Johnson who dated main characters in a few episodes. Additionally, most other TV show articles do not break up main characters into two section - original and later-added. This article should have one section for the 7 main characters.

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When Penny asks if he and Leonard are putting up a Christmas tree, he replies, "No, because we don't celebrate the ancient pagan festival of Saturnalia." He goes on to explain the customs of Saturnalia. Acknowledging that Saturnalia was appropriated and recast as Christmas would go against the

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When organizing the cast section, please keep in mind that "main" cast status is determined by the series producers, not by popularity or screen time. Furthermore, articles should reflect the entire history of a series, and as such actors remain on the list even after their departure from the

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For those watching this page, you will find a huge change being applied to this article. This was done by me to reference almost all the facts highlighted in the entire article. However, there were quite a few facts which I remember being addressed in the episodes, but couldn't remember which

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Recognizing that characters introduced in later seasons do not have as much opportunity to make as much of an impact (requiring 7 episodes for characters introduced in the 7th season is a high threshold), I would propose for characters introduced after the 4th season to have had at least 4

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That isn't evidence. His cultural background may be Hindu, which is why he mentions the religion. I can argue that because he's a scientist, he's and talks about evidence and rationality, he's an atheist. Unless it is explicitly stated that he's a Hindu, we should leave the religion blank.

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shown, Sheldon barges into Leonard's room and tells him that according to the roommate agreement, roommates must give at least twelve hours' notice before impending coitus. Leonard replies "I didn't even KNOW her twelve hours ago!" Joyce then leaves, apparently never to see Leonard again.

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says that "main" cast status is determined by the series producers, not by popularity or screen time. It doesn't matter how much air-time a character gets, they're as much a main cast member as any other main cast. The logical extension of this is that we don't split them up into groups.

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plausibly sustain an article". While any link could plausibly sustain an article, we have to be practical. The likelihood of any of those articles being created is exceptionally low and the links should never have been created. I'd suggest that you read the end of the first paragraph in

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Although that certainly makes him recurring, the problem I have with it is that he is not really a character, as he's playing himself. I therefore would support returning him to the section reserved for "Notable guest stars appearing as themselves" where we can mention all his recurring

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This article has been tagged with some of the silliest criticisms I've ever seen in many years with Wiki. It's perfectly serviceable and informative as it is. As for too much detail: nonsense. People who come looking for this sort of thing are looking for just this sort of thing.

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I wouldn't say "more". I'd say "equal", and I don't think there is anything wrong with giving equal weight to the actors and acresses vs. the characters they portray. The actors and acresses are, afterall, the ones who bring life to the characters that would otherwise exist only in a

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Aspergians and their families immediately identify Sheldon's behaviour. Since the article states "Sheldon displays characteristics common among those with Asperger syndrome" rather than an absolute statement of a diagnosis I believe that the statement is accurate and should remain.

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I guess we have hit an impasse, because I believe regular means every episode, and occasional means NOT every episode. The creators of The Big Bang Theory have clearly demonstrated that they treat Johnny, Jim, Kaley, Simon, and Kunal differently from Mayim, Melissa, and Sarah in

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on 12 December 2009. Does anybody care to discuss this? A few days later I started heavily editing the article, particularly shortening the description of the minor characters to avoid quoting entire episodes. Do you think the tag is still necessary? I'm tempted to remove it.

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As of now I have further organized the list of characters. I don't totally agree with creating separate pages for the main characters because they may become very large and include a lot of non-encyclopedic content. If you can keep them sane that's fine. The current article,

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Academic and professional titles (such as "Doctor" or "Professor") should not be used before (or after) the name in the initial sentence or in other uses of the person's name. Verifiable facts about how the person attained such titles should be included in the article text

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If anything, we should use the same terminology used in production of the series. If the credits specify that a certain character is played by a "guest star" we could probably go with that. But in other cases, I think they should be listed as Recurrent or Other characters.

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Also, on a minor note, Sheldon expresses what could be interpreted as sexual attraction when helping Penny getting dressed after she dislocated her arm. I don't remember in which episodes these things happened, so I'm reluctant to alter this beautifully cited article.

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and with how she is credited in her capacity as an actor. The "Dr." must be removed. If it is relevant to note her Ph.D in the text, then do so; if not, then leave it out; but this decision does not warrant contravening the guidelines just because it's a fun tidbit.

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the convention that we follow doesn't stipulate how long a person has to be in a starring role for them to be listed as a starring character. Once they've been promoted to that role they don't get demoted. It's explained elsewhere that she's no longer a main character.

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consider putting it in that character's main article. Keep in mind that some people who read this article will be newcomers to Big Bang Theory who only want to know WHO people are, and their relevance to the storyline, but not the details of a plot and its conclusion.

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I think there is no need to change this without stronger evidence. It is true that his language skills haven't been explored much; nevertheless it has been stated in various episodes somewhat as a "fact" that Howard speaks 5 languages, and 6 if you count the fictional

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science, so use of "Dr." here seems appropriate, since it is discussed. Bialik was mentioned in an early episode, as mentioned at the end of her section here, drawing attention to her Ph.D, so it's a notable part of the character, providing real-world discussion. --

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I'm not saying this needs to be done now, just that in the future, if the information on some characters keeps growing, it may be necessary to create sections for them. This would also help to link directly to that character from other articles (]) without needing

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play, there should be a list of characters, not a list of the actors who have played them in many plays. This example is a little exaggerated, since a TV show is not the same as a written play; nevertheless, I think it serves to explain that they are both works of

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I can't believe you're arguing that their appearances aren't regular. They've both appeared in almost all of the episodes that have aired since they became main characters. That's the very essence of regular. Being regular doesn't mean appearing in every episode.

2140:, hence making them stand out from every other actor that plays a character. A "famous" actor playing a character is simply that, an actor doing his job. It's just another entry in his resume. We shouldn't try to give that more importance than it actually has. 3200:. There's obviously an ongoing story-line that has turned Wheaton into a recurring character so he should be in that section. As for duplication of sections, that's not a good way to go. There only needs, and only should be, one section per character/actor. -- 3301:

says "Do not create red links to articles that will never be created". The links that were removed were from non-notable individuals and the likelihood of those articles ever being created is so low as to be effectively never. This is certainly the case with

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My specific concern is the second point you make. Why do we need to care about an actor having a Knowledge page or not? What if within the next couple of years, each actor in the non-recurring section gets a Knowledge article of their own? Does that mean

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there. The way in which recurring cast have been promoted to main cast, and the way that they've been credited has lead to several "heated discussions" and the explanatory notes are there to avoid confusion that has been seen too often in the past. --

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is okay as long as it's worded correctly. The article currently says "He displays characteristics common among those with Asperger syndrome:...". I think this is fine because it provides a real-world, neutral point of view, and an external reference.

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non-recurring character to the "Notable" section? That would result in an empty "Non-recurring characters" section, because every one would be "notable". Do you see the point I'm making here? Perhaps I didn't explain myself very well in the previous

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Penny states in The Panty Pinata Polarization that Raj is "Suddenly back on the Hindu bandwagon". He was definitely raised Hindu, and definitely practices Hinduism, but just not all the time. All evidence from the show points toward him being Hindu.

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A minor point if you ask me. The entire sentence could be left out with no problem, but since it doesn't disrupt the main idea of the character, I think it's fine as it is. About being the same actress, I wouldn't know. I assume is the same person.

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If you prefer to sort chronologically, rather than alphabetically, that's perfectly fine with me. Just add the episode number to the list, so that it's clear how it's sorted. Without the episode number, the order seems arbitrary (AKA chaotic).

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I really think these two deserve there own wiki articles, and not just whats on the characters page, they are regulars for seasons now. I think its time we made one, and even update the photo at the top with any photo with all 7 cast members.

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I think having a Knowledge article is a good notability test. In order to avoid being deleted, an actor had to have made more than one credited appearance (I dont think there is any dispute that extras are not notable). As for other issues:

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Why is there no mention of Joshua Malina who played President Siebert in at least 4 episodes, and Regina King who played Human Resources Director Janine Davis in at least 2 episodes, in the Recurring Characters Section of this article?

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Knowledge as accused or convicted criminals, sex workers, or being involved in other forms of conduct that might be considered harmful to the subject's reputation. The risk of misidentification is especially concerning when dealing with

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also says that we treat fiction in the present. If you're watching an episode in which Rauch and Bialik appear, they're not "occasional" or even "additional" main cast in that episode. They're just main cast, so that's how we list them.

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Nothing really citable, Bialik's mentioned on her facebook page that BBT is basically her day job now, after the contract she signed, and that she isn't auditioning for anything else. Amy's in the episode that is filming next week.

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Agreed. I think they (and Stuart) should also be placed more prominently in this article than Leslie Winkle, who hasn't appeared for several seasons (and was never really a main character - 8 episodes is far less than even Stuart).

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What he says is: "I'm not crazy, my mother had me tested". AS is not a form of insanity but rather can be thought of as "social retardation" as opposed to "mental retardation". There is nothing in the AS spectrum which manifests as

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unless you are certain that Knowledge should not have an article on that subject." Something that is certainly not clear as to at what point in their career will the actors' notability cross the threshold for a Knowledge article.

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I strongly disagree with that premise. In my opinion, any actor who has appeared in a major production is likely to have an article, and therefore it is legitimate to give that person a red link. Heck, the actress playing Althea,

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The article lists Rajesh Kootrappali's parents as "Dr. V.M. Koothrappali" (father) and "Mrs. Koothrappali" (mother). My inquiry is what's with the "V.M."? Are they initials? Why does the father have it and the mother does not?

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Since AS is often undiagnosed, and a story in which it was talked about probably wouldn't fit in very well with a comedy, it's quite unlikely that it would be mentioned in the show. The most important rule in accordance with

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As an Aspergian, I find that exchange very funny because being able to emphatically sense emotion in others is one of our issues, and the fact that Sheldon clearly knows he has a problem in that area, and jokes about it, is

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as long as it was serious and well-informed, or possibly a review of the show; the TBBT hasn't been around long enough for there to be books written about it to use as sources. Talk on the internet, or even a blog, wouldn't

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are not unknown. A chimera can result from the absorption of one foetus by its fraternal twin in utero. The possible remaining problem with Sheldon's statement is the use of the word "re-absorption." Only a mother can

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Ok, questions: A. Is a 7-episodes count remotely comparable to 55? B. Is a 7-episodes count so much more than a 5-episodes count? (Dr. Gablehauser/Stuart/Bernadette) C. Is Sara Gilbert credited as a main character NOW?

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Missy Cooper is obviously Sheldon's dissimilar twin, so why does he say he should have 're-absorbed' her during their shared time in the womb. As dissimilar twins they came from two separate eggs, not one common egg.

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the pilot she was at a sperm bank, in a later episode she was in a hospital) but in more than one episode. Her role is minor (she doesn't even get credited) but she is recurring. She is a recurring minor character. --

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Mmmm... yes? Just because a character or notable guest is not listed immediately after the episode airs, it doesn't mean it won't be added later. There doesn't need to be a discussion about this, just add the proper

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The questions are irrelevant. She was credited in a starring role so she is listed as a main character, as per convention. The convention we follow doesn't stipulate how long a person has to be in a starring role.

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It should state, "Sheldon displays certain symptoms of Asperger's Syndrome such as _______." However, Sheldon has stated that he has undergone psychological testing and received no diagnosis of a mental disorder.

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ascent clarify this? Is there something odd about this? I'm going to change the articles to add V.M. to Mrs. Koothrappali's name, but feel free to change it back if you can explain this or have a reliable source.

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being complete (as they were simply copied from the original article). I will continue to fix these issues later today into tomorrow, but in the meantime welcome all other users to assist in the transition.

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A couple of editors are suggesting that Amy won't be recurring. Bialik has, in fact, announced that she signed a new contract on Sept. 24th, and we'll be seeing a lot more of her on The Big Bang Theory.

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Since Leslie Winkle was a main cast member at one time she remains listed as a main cast member even though she is not in that role any more. This is necessary to ensure that the article reflects the

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Since Sara Gilbert was a main cast member at one time she remains listed as a main cast member even though she is not in that role any more. This is necessary to ensure that the article reflects the

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Since both Bernadette and Amy have been on the show fairly regularly for two years, they really need their own articles. Amy's summary is getting long and needs the organization of her own article.

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Given that the only agreement is that extras are not included, perhaps we should propose something to establish a standard for when to include minor characters. Below is my proposal for inclusion:

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If "V.M." is part of the fathers last name, then I assume they should both use it as "Dr. V.M. Koothrappali" and "Mrs. V.M. Koothrappali", although it is not exactly clear to me if this is right.

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she found a "Korean man's business card" in her cleavage. I'm a little surprised that he was not credited, as he had a bigger role than the taxi driver (Arnold Chun) and the dispatcher (Tom Yi).

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a show with 5 characters appearing in each and every episode. All the other characters are recurring by definition. And the episode count (55 over 7) confirms this beyond any reasonable doubt.

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uttered no more than 4-5 sentences as Sheldon's interviewer. In fact, had I not recognized her, she would not have been listed here, as evidenced by the fact that I was the one who added her.

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in her apartment, in the episode "The Agreement Dissection", visible behind the smoking monkey Ricky. It is orange/red with a dharma wheel supported by two deer on a lotus throne, simlar to

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b) when the former have to be written out of an episode due to injury, they still get credited, whereas the latter do not get credited in episodes that they not appear. It is fairly clear.

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You kinda lost me with your analogy of the ingredients, because unlike people, all ingredients are notable and would be eligible for a Knowledge article (unless it's an ingredient which

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audience laughs. Sheldon doesn't seem to care and continues with the conversation. I've deleted "No one is shocked by this", although I didn't realise I wasn't logged in at the time...

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I removed all the characters who appeared in very minor roles in one episode. Do we really need a two sentence description of a cab driver, barrista, or 'fat woman' who has no lines?

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This article refers to "Dr. Amy Farrah Fowler (Dr. Mayim Bialik)..." A footnote provides a source for the "Dr." preceding the character name but not the actor. The actor's article,

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The dictionary definition you quoted sounds consistent with what we have. Rauch's, Biyalik's, and Gilbert's appearances are not regular. Sometimes they appear, sometimes they don't.

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Consider the extreme, what happens if "all" of the actors reprising the minor characters go on to have successful acting careers? Are we going to move all of their characters to the

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Just as is done in other articles, it may be necessary to create individual sections (=== Character ===) for each recurrent character. This, of course, depends on two main factors:

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I disagree. Notability can change. Just because an event wasn't notable at the time it occurred, does not mean it cannot become notable in the future under different circumstances.

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I was thinking of splitting the character articles, in particular Sheldon's in order to add information about the idea that he has an autistic spectrum disorder, as discussed here:

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noticed and may certainly become notable enough to have Knowledge articles. They are certainly more likely to have articles created than the example given at the top of the page

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would clearly show that none of these characters are notable. The creators of the show don't determine notability at all, they determine who constitutes a main character, as per

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create the "illusion" that at the time the minor character was played the "now notable" actor was not notable, but I suppose those who really care to investigate can look up at

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As of now, the main articles and this list of characters are sane. So my previous comment (my dynamic IP was 189.175.178.189 above) does not longer apply. It is fine as it is.

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and merging all the main character articles into that, as the articles are mainly filled with fancruft referenced to primary sources with little or no real-world discussion.

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Well, I did this already. I think it is more organized now. Further, I'll try to cut down the information on the main characters, since now each has an article of their own.

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As three of the 'recurring' characters only appear in one episode, should this section be renamed 'Other Characters' or shouild they be removed? I would plump for the former

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apply notability to characters; that is, once the show ends, the list of characters should remain mostly unmodified, without us needing to expand it just because one or two

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that way so the entire code was visible in the talk page without the need to scroll. But yes, as suggested, in the final article the citation should be in horizontal format.

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cannot be nameless; if they don't have proper names they would appear in the credits as "Raj's date" and "Interviewer" or something similar, as is common in other shows.---

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Why this inconsistency? Is there a magic age after which one's "Dr" title is acknowledged in a heading? Or is such recognition forfeited for more central characters?

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There are several characters listed in the recurring characters section that have had very little exposure in the show. Specifically, I'm thinking of Stephanie Barnett (

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Regarding the Knowledge articles as a guideline for notable guest, I think it's a fair guideline because Knowledge has a very objective and fair criteria for notability.

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It has been. He has mentioned his mother whacking him with a Bible, and I believe in the episode when she visited the apartment she alluded several times to religion.

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Leonard's mother is already in. I also added an entry for Howard's mother, the "current" Mrs. Wolowitz. The name of the actress voicing her is still missing, however.

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How do we know that Rajesh's character is Hindu? He could very well be Atheist, as he's a scientist. Unless there's more information, please leave the religion blank

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Yes, there should be only one detailed section for him, but we should link from the guest stars appearing as themselves section to the recurrent characters section.

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In the Bath Item episode, he expresses discontent that a commercialized Christmas is just a "pagan ritual", and his expressions seem to indicate he is Christian. —

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I don't see "Mrs. Gunderson" (Lauri Johnson) listed for episode S03E23 "The Lunar Excitation", when she says, "Good morning, Leonard. Or should I say, yeehaa."

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As it is, the article contradicts WP:CREDENTIAL which requires that the title not be used; moreover, it is inconsistent with how Bialik's name is referred to at

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I have removed the names of really minor characters who appear in one scene with only one or two lines, such as waitresses or cab drivers. Feel free to discuss.

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episode, there was a cop who took the crime report, and the thief in Montana who stole Sheldon's luggage. Both uttered no more than a couple of sentences. Even

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when creating a cast list: Not every fictional character ever created deserves to be listed". Cast lists should be limited to main and recurring characters. --

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I'd see no problem moving them to the notable guest stars section. The fact that they were not a star at the time of their appearance would then be irrelevant.

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I just realized this today and was about to update it. haha. I laughed pretty hard when I saw that today and realized that he said "snakes." Thanks MultiPoly

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I continue to disagree, as the same thing could be said about Wollawitz and Judaism but his infobox still contains that fact. He was certainly raised Hindu.

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doesn't recommend citing exactly the way you've suggested. If you're going to use that format, you should be using one field per line, not two or three. ie:

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The links that were removed were from non-notable individuals and the likelihood of those articles ever being created is so low as to be effectively never.

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and "minor" ingredients. In this particular recipe, I don't care if one of the "minor" ingredients has appeared as the "main" ingredient in several other

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as his/her justification, but reading that policy seems to me a misapplication of the policy. Is there anybody else who supports removing the red links?

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Who plays Howard's mother? I don't think we havew ever seen her, but we sure hear her voice a lot! She sounds familiar, but I am not sure from where.

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Yes, I totally agree with this. Both characters have been on the show for a while now, surely they both, I guess, deserve there own character pages?

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only Kurt, Dr. Gablehauser, Mary Cooper, Mr and Mrs. Koothrapali, Stephanie, Kripke, Beverly Hofstander, Stuart and Bernadette. Thoughts on this? --

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least once over the course of the series". Because the definition of main character is totally different from the definition of star billed actor.

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First, no one cares. Second, if he were an amputee, would it be original research to mention it? Just say "displays signs of being an As$ pie."

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Sheldon also says in episode 14 of Season 2 that his secret money stash in the peanut brittle container is protected by saints, adding evidence

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has to be established and the only references in the sections currently are references to episodes. If anything, there is a case for creating

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contradict one another. I've seen both episodes but am unable to recall if this is from the episode or from translation onto the wiki. --

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He constantly refers to the hindu gods, and Sheldon once get's him to let him stay by saying hospitality is part of the Hindu religion.

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this situation implied that he may just be simply overconfident in his language skills. This needs to be changed. What do you think?

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on you (I don't think I'm being irrational). I'm just trying to convince you that there is merit in what I'm proposing, and reach a

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I would of thought by now, them both being in The Big Bang Theory for quite a while now; They would have there own character pages?

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Since many of the characters listed here have only appeared in one episode, if they stay in then Leonard's mother should be added.

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Finally, I would not mind if one day there would be an empty "Non-recurring characters" section. What would be the harm with that?

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I believe we should move Wheaton to recurring character, seeing as the show's creator is intent on keeping that rivalry going.

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That the role of the recurrent characters becomes more notorious that complete information on them doesn't fit well in the

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Why do you think only guests who appear as themselves should be considered as a "notable guest star"? In other words, had

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or something similar. And if in the future, biography of the characters grows to a point where the page is too big as per

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means "occurring or appearing irregularly from time to time". It doesn't apply to characters who appear regularly. (

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distinguish between those two group of people you mention. The new section should be only for those notable people

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You got confused by the ingredients allegory? Really? I'm trying to simplify this as much as I can. In my opinion:

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Siebert, and Mr. Rostenkowski are in more than one episode, but they are listed in the minor character section.

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is whether it has come to attention in reliable sources. This could be either something along the lines of this:

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or themselves, seems like a relevant aspect of this TV show, so we must give it the appropriate importance.---

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I think we should consider "Notable guest stars" only those people, actors or not, that play their real-life

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By the same token, we should not assume the Sheldon character is a Christian unless he has said that he is.

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There's no rule that says that people playing themselves can't be recurring characters. Take, for example,

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There are now separate articles concerning each of the main characters. Therefore, in the present article,

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No, the 'he' in the exchange above is Sheldon. Penny is talking to Sheldon. Sheldon explains Saturnalia.

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should be kept as short as possible, there is no need to quote the entire episode in which they appear.

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I'm not sure the original commenter's presumption is correct. While apparently extremely rare, human

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In relation to this, in one episode, Sheldon says about romantic attraction "if one is so afflicted"

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was it's role in the story. With the current "Notable" section that is lost, since now they are in

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be cut down to one or two lines. I'm thinking about something similar to the list of characters in

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FYI, I've pulled the sub-categories. By convention, we don't separate main cast in this manner. --

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The "Dr" title is only included in the headings for some characters who have this title, to wit:

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section on grounds that now Brian Wade is "famous" and "notable"? This seems a little illogical.

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It is not acceptable to delete information from an article because you think it spoils the plot.

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was before (which I mostly organized to its present state), because characters were ordered in

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I changed the word "jumper" in Sheldon's profile to "sweater," since in the U.S. Jumper means

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Who know that Three Characters' name at the end of the big bang theory season1 episode 7 ??

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All of the main cast listed, with the exception of Sara Gilbert, are regularly appearing. --

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Moving a few of the more notable actors (if they have Knowledge articles) into this section

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Being whacked by a bible does not make him a Christian. It makes his mother a Christian.

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Sara Gilbert (Leslie) was included in the main credits. Kevin Sussman (Stuart) has not.

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Stan Lee appeared in 3.16 and thus should be added to "appearing as himself" section.

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of actors or real-life people involved with the main characters' interests, portraying

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Yeah I'd cut down the articles here to be very short, maybe just one or two sentences.

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The statement that it's like "attending an Asperger's meeting" is absolutely correct.

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Of course, this is something that can be discussed when the case actually happens.---

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appeared as a character rather than herself, why would it have been any less notable?

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they can be considered a significant part of the developement of their characters.--

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and Penny, i.e. the ones featured in the opening title sequence of every episode.

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because their involvement in other productions has been limited or non-existent.

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That the series becomes sufficiently long, for example, longer than five seasons.

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The "episodelink" field includes the link to the appropriate episode in this way

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http://www.tvsquad.com/2009/02/09/does-big-bangs-sheldon-have-aspergers-syndrome/

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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tag ("Articles that need to differentiate between fact and fiction"), added by

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between Cameo appearances and Notable guest stars appearing as themselves ?

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Since this talk page was started there are now separate articles, these are:

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The "flaw" you mentioned should not exist. No "illusion" should be present.

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Talk:Rajesh_Koothrappali#Dr._and_Mrs._Koothrappali_names.2C_what_is_V.M..3F

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Just wondering, why do these characters not have separate Knowledge pages?

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Three Characters' name at the end of the big bang theory season1 episode 7

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I do have one question. Does this mean that appearances by actors such as

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This conversation almost makes me feel like I'm talking to the fictional

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Splitting the characters into their own articles is a great idea. I will

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You're talking about Leonard... it's Sheldon that's in question here. —

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apply his "notability" to his previous works. One of the guidelines in

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was more relevant to the story just because it was played by a certain

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has an extensive bio, the actors whose redlinks were removed don't. --

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then the articles should not be created and the redlinks stay out. --

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This brings up an interesting point. Do all characters that are not

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Talk:List of The Big Bang Theory characters/Archive 1#Leslie Winkle

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suppose that interested readers will want to go through the entire

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Moved entry to recurrent, hasn't been seen on the show since 2009.

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permit modification of an article regardless of past compromises.

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Knowledge:WikiProject Television/Style guidelines#Cast information

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Interested editors are invited to participate in a discussion at

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a) the former are written into EVERY episode, the latter are NOT.

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Sorry for being so dense. Go ahead and regroup however you like.

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should not be listed because their characters did not have names?

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content must be verifiable. Agree or Oppose? Does anyone care?

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It's less confusing. You can also use <ref name="S01E01": -->

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You need to read beyond the first sentence. Paragraph 4 says "

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It is enough to refer to Bialik's Ph.D in the text; we should

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just for a small clarification. I specially liked the way the

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Please read the FAQ (it's the banner heading above that says

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in which he currently stars. Despite this, I don't think the

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bring to life the characters. But consider the show being a

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Guest actors should be those that only appear as themselves

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Agreed, Koothrapali is definitely of the Hindu religion. —

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to go into unnecessary detail that doesn't belong here. --

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IMDB has an error with regard to the above titled episode

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The character was somewhat important (it was given a name)

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Bernadette (Dr. Bernadette Maryann Rostenkowski-Wolowitz)

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In summary, I think the people currently in the section

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I will be checking the references. I'll use this format

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appearing in different situations from time to time. --

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Don't the editors have anything better to do on Wiki?

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credited, as they are considered members of the cast.

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if more editors would care to read this discussion.---

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I just saw the episode in which they are introduced,

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order of appearance. That meant that by reading the

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It is added now: Carol Ann Susi is "Mrs. Wolowitz".

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The article doesn't say that Sheldon has Asperger's

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So, to answer your question, I would include 2701:finally made me see the point (much better than 2118:I am not totally satisfied with the new section 415:mechanisms would be better formed by this time.) 4372:Actors remain on the list even after departure. 3869:Is Amy's name Amy Fowler or Amy Farrah-Fowler? 2542:On the question of whether notability is static 1933:Actors remain on the list even after departure. 75:Rajesh Koothrappali in "The Bat Jar Conjecture" 2890:The actor portraying the character is notable. 2851:, but I wouldn't include the cop or the thief. 2046:Dr. and Mrs. Koothrappali names, what is V.M.? 1738:I think it should be removed. Any objections? 1095:and begin doing this now. You can help out. — 5045:Red links to personal names should be avoided 4350:) as the issue has been discussed at length. 3488:For example, Melissa Rauch did not appear in 2740:), and then I didn't saw it for another week. 2187:Notable guest stars: Appearing as a character 2172:Notable guest stars: Appearing as a character 2120:Notable guest stars: Appearing as a character 8: 3269:took it upon himself to remove all red links 3244:, and the actress portraying the character, 2616:allows for inclusion of any actor who has a 1970:As quite clearly stated above, supported by 1023:I assume this current page started off as a 995:I should point out that AFF seems to have a 3271:from the article. In one particular case, ( 2612:I think this question is still unresolved. 2189:section gave this explanation to the edit: 1184:List of characters from The Big Bang Theory 1033:List of characters from The Big Bang Theory 3464:"Regular" and "Occasional" main characters 3320:, which states "editors are encouraged to 2902:episode, but exclude the thief and cop in 2496:ordering and have that "bias" I mentioned. 4098:was redirected here for that very reason. 1485: 1450:List of characters in The Big Bang Theory 1401:List of characters in The Big Bang Theory 1311:List of The Big Bang Theory Episodes#ep21 978:List of characters in The Big Bang Theory 2174:should be moved back to the appropriate 2153:played a character that dated "Phoebe" ( 1303:List of The Big Bang Theory Episodes#ep1 4863:Removed a lot of unimportant characters 4389:Talk:The Big Bang Theory#Starring roles 2143:An example comes to mind in the sitcom 5085:In the section on recurring character 4381:history of the series, as required by 4092:Main characters of The Big Bang Theory 2999:A section for each recurrent character 1809:Also, what do you consider a spoiler, 44:Do not edit the contents of this page. 4164:Characters named under a single scene 3954:, which says "remember to follow the 2693:List of characters vs. list of actors 2457:. 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