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9 Insane Big Bang Theory Facts You (Probably) Didn't Know!

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By my calculations, Chuck Lorre's ultra popular ode to geek culture has had us all in stitches for 183 episodes now, but no matter how big a fan you are, I bet there are still some little known facts about the show that have slipped you by. 

Brush up on your Big Bang knowledge with these 10 insane trivia tidbits that'll only enhance your nerdy love for the series!

1. Penny could conceivably be related to one of the main characters, as her surname is the only one to not yet be revealed.

However, in an interview Chuck Lorre said her surname is Barrington, but who knows what twists await in future episodes...

2. The original title for the show was much more literal

Lenny, Penny and Kenny doesn't quite have the same ring to it.

3. Leonard doesn't really wear glasses - if you look closely, you can see that his frames don't actually have any lenses in them!

4. Kaley Cuoco and Johnny Galecki experienced love at first take, filming this emotional scene in just one shot!

Kaley said to Johnny:

"I don't know about you, but when we started the scene, the cameras and the live audience all went away and it was just us."

5. Sheldon Cooper and Leonardo DiCaprio have exactly one thing in common: their German dub voice actor

His name is Gerrit Schmidt-Foß. Can you imagine these two with the same voice?

6. Mayim Bialik is the only major cast member who actually has a PhD!

She received it for her research into the hypothalamic activity in patients with Prader–Willi syndrome.

7. Jim Parsons' second audition to play Sheldon was so impressive, Chuck Lorre hired him on the spot

8. There's a species of bee named after the show, and it has the most perfect name: 'Euglossa Bazinga'!

9. Despite Sheldon's on-screen adoration for the show, actor Jim Parsons has never seen an episode of Star Trek...or Doctor Who.

10. The cast and crew have organized some legendary on-set flash mobs!

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11 More Things You Didn't Know About 'Friends,' Even If You're A Superfan

In honor of Courteney Cox's birthday on June 15, The Huffington Post has pulled together 11 obscure pieces of trivia about "Friends," and everyone's favorite chef.

1. Cox was a neat freak just like Monica and would clean the others' dressing rooms.

"Let's face it, she's adorable and intelligent and really together. She is Monica," show co-creator Marta Kauffman told the Los Angeles Times in 1995. "She has the neatest dressing room. She even cleans up the other actors' dressing rooms because she won't go in there if they are too messy."

2. In fact, the actors pulled straws for the bigger, better dressing rooms.

A 2000 cover story about the series in People magazine revealed that the cast "actually drew straws to see which actors would get the two larger dressing rooms, and the prized suites are rotated annually."

An earlier article that ran in Rolling Stone in 1995 also mentioned the cast's dressing rooms. In particular, their proximity to the "ER" dressing rooms of George Clooney and Noah Wyle. According to Rolling Stone, "the good doctors ... have personally defaced the signs on the doors of the 'Friends' minuscule, windowless dressing rooms."

3. The actors were rumored to have signed an agreement to not sleep together.

In 1997, Elle brought up in their story about Cox "a recent rumor which had all the actors signing some kind of agreement that they wouldn't sleep together."

When asked about this, Cox laughed, saying: "Ha ha, there's no pact, there's neverbeen a pact."

4. Although, Lisa Kudrow once joked that the cast only became close after they all slept together.

In a 1996 Us Weekly cover story, Jennifer Aniston, Lisa Kudrow and Courteney Cox were asked what would happen if the male cast saw them naked.

Cox said, "They wouldn't care," while Aniston joked they'd care almost too much and run to the "their little rooms and go, 'Oh. My. God.'"

Following up, Cox said that they'd all become like brothers and sisters, to which Kudrow joked, "You mean after we all stopped sleeping with each other?"

5. The writers used a pie chart to track how many lines and jokes each character said, to make sure each actor had the same amount.

That aforementioned People cover story mentioned "a pie chart" that "was once posted in the writers' room to ensure that all six characters got the same number of lines and jokes, but now such fairness is taken for granted by the cast and crew."

6. Cox had a special place called "Courteney's Candy Cabinet" on the "Friends" set.

A Natural Living Today story from 1996 claimed Cox was "once famous for scarfing down junk food from an on-set cache called 'Courteney Candy Cabinet.'" Butterfingers were a particular favorite.

Us Weekly's cover story from the same year claimed that Cox was "addicted to candy bars." The actress proudly stated, "my first choice would be a Butterfinger."

7. Matthew Perry, Matt LeBlanc and David Schwimmer played video games between takes.

According to People, "The guys battle it out playing Super Mario during breaks."

8. Paul Rudd got the part after the casting director just wrote one word during his audition: "Dreamy."

Casting director Leslie Litt spoke to The Huffington Post about casting Rudd. "Paul Rudd was someone who was on a short list for the role of Mike," said Litt. "We had a casting session for that role but no one was quite it. Paul agreed to do a one-time meet and read with Lisa [Kudrow]. All I wrote on my notes was 'dreamy'!"

Litt also told HuffPost that Paul McCartney almost had a role in the show.

9. The actors, led by David Schwimmer, held an "intervention" for Jennifer Aniston because of her lateness to the set.

"The boys did an intervention with me about my tardiness," Aniston said in the Us Weekly story. "David did it. Very kindly. The day my alarm didn't ring."

In response to Aniston, Kudrow said, "You've had bad luck getting to work." Aniston said that David did all of this lovingly, but said that "the boys" and him had discussed that "the girls" are always late. Kudrow explained this was because they had to get ready beforehand, while the male cast members just rolled out of bed and went to set.

10. Kudrow was considered the smartest by the other actors, despite the "ditzy" character she played.

Us Weekly noted that Kudrow "would seem to have nothing in common with Phoebe except the way she delivers one-liners."

Describing her as an "academic wiz," Us Weekly also quoted Cox as claiming Kudrow was "the smartest person I know."

11. Even before they became a couple on the show, Cox said that if Monica had to "do" a Friend, she would choose Chandler.

In the Elle profile from 1997, Cox was asked "if Monica had to 'do' another Friend, which would it be?" Her answer? "Chandler," because in her mind, the character's sarcastic bite was similar to Monica's.

The two characters eventually hooked up during the Season 4 finale in London, almost exactly a year after the quote was published.

10 Things That Still Bother Me About "Friends"

There has never been another sitcom as huge as "Friends" was. And, based on the fact that "Two and a Half Men" is still the top rated sitcom and no one watches anything on NBCanymore, there may never be a show like "Friends" again. Good thing it will remain in reruns forever. As someone who has seen every episode of "Friends" at least 5 times, here are a few things that still bother me:

1. After Ross said the wrong name, why did Emily finish the wedding?

In "The One With Ross's Wedding," Ross, as you'll remember, says the wrong name during the vows. He's marrying Emily, but he says, "Rachel." Whoops! That's not really a great start to a marriage, but the good thing about it is that it happened before Ross and Emily were technically married. This was a perfect opportunity for Emily to call the whole thing off, but, instead of doing that very logical thing, she finishes the wedding, then runs away after they're legally married. That is such a hassle. It's not all Emily's fault, though. Ross has been divorced before. He really should have done a better job keeping a lookout for signs that things wouldn't work out. Like the fact that he said the wrong name during his wedding vows.

2. Who are these other "friends" they show in party scenes?

We all spent 10 years watching Monica, Chandler, Ross, Rachel, Phoebe, and Joey, and we know that they don't have any other friends. They have people they date and each other. That's it. So who are all these randos they trot out during party scenes? The idea that you can spend all your time only hanging out with five other people and still have a rockin' New Year's Eve is just another lie "Friends" spread about your twenties. At least they used it as an excuse to wedge some black people in the background.

3. Why are they all friends with Phoebe?

Not to hate on Phoebe, but her presence in the "Friends" friend group doesn't make any sense. Sure, she's a good friend, and by season 10, it's understandable why they haven't stopped being friends with her, but why were they friends in the first place? She's weird. She doesn't have anything in common with the rest of the gang. And she's really weird. If this were real life, Phoebe would just feature in Monica's stories about that crazy roommate she once had, and that would be the end of it. Like Eddie. Remember Eddie?

4. What's up with Rachel and Emma living with Joey?

It's bad enough that a 32 year-old woman with a presumably--based on wardrobe--high-paying job lives with a roommate, but the fact that she keeps living with him after she has a baby with another man is just plain weird. It's not even a really great apartment. There's no bedroom for the baby, and there's only that one window in the livingroom. Also, are there two microwaves in that kitchen? Come on, Rachel. Get it together.

5. Why does nobody laugh at Chandler's jokes?

The entire world knows that Chandler is "the funny one." Except, apparently, his friends. He's constantly cracking jokes and they're constantly not laughing at them. What's the point of having Chandler in their group if they don't think he's funny? I might think, oh it's a television thing. The director doesn't want to ruin the flow of the scene by stopping for laughs, but, oh yeah, there's a laugh track. Faceless strangers are laughing at Chandler's jokes, but his best friends aren't. That's so depressing.

6. What happened to the wood beams in Monica's apartment?

Clearly, putting a giant wood beam in the middle of the kitchen was a bad set choice from the get go. It was obviously going to be in the way and be a big pain for the whole production. That's why someone should have realized that before they started filming the series. Instead, they filmed with it for a while, then just took it away. Like that's a thing you can do with support beams. Way to ruin the illusion of this otherwise completely realistic apartment.

7. Why was Ross just going to let Rachel move his daughter to Paris?

At the end of the series, when Rachel and Ross have a baby together, but aren't togethertogether, Rachel gets offered a job in Paris, and she takes it. She's leaving for the airport, and Ross rushes there to tell her not to go because he loves her. You know who else he should love? His daughter. The daughter that Rachel is just going to take to live in Paris. What kind of messed up custody agreement is going on here? Ross already has another kid he barely sees, you'd think he'd like to make some attempt to keep his offspring in his general vicinity. Emma always was sort of an afterthought though.

8. How can Joey and Phoebe afford anything?

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The money thing has long been something that critics of "Friends" harp on, and some of it is explained--Monica's apartment is rent controlled--and some of it just needs to be chalked up to the magic of television, but Joey and Phoebe just don't make sense. By the end of the series, they have steady jobs and money, but, at the beginning, Joey is an actor who never gets work, without another job, and Phoebe...is a subway busker? Ok, Phoebe makes no sense ever, so let's just ignore her like the writers expect us to. Joey, however, could have easily had his financial situation explain by some simple backstory, but, instead, the writers imply that he's mostly living off of Chandler's generosity. Pretty sweet deal for a random stranger roommate.

9. Why do snobby little shits pretend Friends wasn't a good show?

WARNING: I will defend this show to the death.

(via reactiongifs)Oh, you didn't think "Friends" was funny? Oh, you thought it was just popular drivel? Oh, you were more of a "Seinfeld" person? Fuck you, you fucking liar. You loved "Friends." We all loved "Friends." We still love "Friends" when it appears in syndication 15 times per day. You know why? Because it was a delightfully funny, heartfelt, consistently enjoyable show. The fact that it was popular doesn't mean it sucked. You suck. Next time you start getting nostalgic for some bullshit 90s snackfood, remember the real reason the 90s were great: "Friends." (And, you know, the booming economy.)

10. They were on a break.

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If “Friends” Had Been Set In 2015

 The one where Ross gets a flat-pack sofa from Ikea so doesn’t need to pivot.

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1. The one where Joey discovers Tinder.

2. The one where Joey finds Phoebe on Tinder and they finally stop dancing around the subject and hook up.

3. The one where Central Perk becomes a juice bar.

4. The one where everyone deletes Rachel on Facebook for uploading too many baby pictures.

5. The one where Ross’ terrible spray tan goes viral.

6. The one where Monica gets angry at a bad Yelp review.

7. The one where “Smelly Cat” becomes a YouTube sensation.

8. The one where getting a plane evacuated causes Rachel to be questioned by Homeland Security for three days.

9. The one where Ross doesn’t go to the wrong airport because he checked it on his phone.

10. The one where Chandler takes a cheeky selfie when he’s stuck in the ATM vestibule with Jill Goodacre.

11. The one where Ross freaks out because Rachel accepted Mark’s friend request.

12. The one with the flashbacks inspired by someone looking at Timehop.

13. The one where everyone gets pissed off at Chandler for spending too much time telling jokes on Twitter.

14. The one where Ross accuses Chandler of stealing his jokes on Twitter.

15. The one where Joey goes on Dancing With the Stars.

16. The one where Chandler finds out about Monica’s wedding Pinterest board before they get engaged and freaks out.

17. The one where Chandler isn’t really freaked out and plans the wedding of Monica’s dreams (according to her Pinterest board).

18. The one where Phoebe’s Etsy store selling her homemade sock bunnies doesn’t really take off.

19. The one where Ben gets taken into care after Joey and Chandler leave him on the bus.

20. The one with the prom video that got put online and written about by BuzzFeed because it was kind of heartbreaking but very cute.

21. The one with the @UglyNakedGuy parody Twitter account.

22. The one where Ross and the girl from Poughkeepsie have a long-distance relationship over Skype.

23. The one with the free porn, but no one cares because there’s endless free porn online.

24. The one in London where they all get screwed over by data roaming charges.

25. The one with the Instagram of Joey and Fergie.

26. The one where no one is surprised that Brad Pitt’s character has lost loads of weight because they’ve seen it on Facebook.

27. The one where Ross orders a flat-pack sofa from Ikea so doesn’t need to pivot.

28. The one where they live tweet themselves throwing a ball around all day with the hashtag #BallThrowingThursday.

29. The one where Rachel makes the trifle correctly because the pages don’t get stuck together on an iPad.

30. The one where Joey puts his Kindle in the freezer.

31. The one where Phoebe finds Frank Jr. on a genealogy website.

32. The one where they find out that Janice has become the seventh biggest YouTube vlogger on the planet.

33. The one where Phoebe talks a toner salesman out of suicide via Gchat.

34. The one where Monica and Chandler’s engagement picture gets photoshopped.

35. The one where Ross doesn’t freak out about sending a holiday card with Mona because who the hell actually sends holiday cards in 2015?!

36. The one where Phoebe finds out about Ursula’s porn career through a basic Google search.

37. The one where someone posts Ross’ sandwich note on Imgur.

38. The one where Rachel smokes e-cigarettes.

39. The one with Ross’ wedding which no one attends because they all just watch via webcam.

40. The one where Chandler works on his personal brand.

41. The one where Joey gets a job at the Genius Bar.

42. The one where Days of Our Lives becomes available on Netflix.

43. The one with the selfie stick.

44. The one with Joey’s sex tape.

45. The one where Ross moderates the r/dinosaurs sub-Reddit.

46. The one where Ross asks Quora how to get leather trousers back on.

47. The one with the lesbian wedding that’s fully recognised under the law.

48. The one where they all move to Brooklyn.

49. The one where Monica opens an artisanal mayonnaise shop in Fort Greene.

50. The one where Chandler grows a moustache – not to impress Richard, but because it’s Movember.

51. The one where Joey finds Rachel’s copy of Fifty Shades of Grey.

52. The one where no one can stop listening to 1989.

53. The one where Janice uses Google Maps and finds that 15 Yemen Road, Yemen is not a real place.

54. The one where Rachel names her baby Daenerys.

55. The one with the evictions because they clearly couldn’t afford the rent on their salaries.