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The Big Bang Theory Season 7 DVD

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The Big Bang Theory Season 7 DVD collects all 24 episodes of the 2013-14 CBS season, the year Jim Parsons won the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series. Guest stars include James Earl Jones and Bob Newhart. This is a pre-owned copy in Good condition, in stock and dispatched within 2 business days. Add it to your cart today.

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FormatDVD
Discs3
StudioStudio Distribution Services
ReleasedSeptember 16, 2014
Run time8 hours and 5 minutes
ConditionGood Condition
AvailabilityIn stock

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Cast and crew

Starring

  • Jim Parsons
  • Johnny Galecki
  • Kaley Cuoco
  • Kunal Nayyar
  • Simon Helberg

Reviews

13 reviews for The Big Bang Theory Season 7 DVD

  1. E. Sloane –

    Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase

    The Best Show on TV

    Once again this series proves to have the best actors and writers in TV. The cast continues to grow intotheir characters, and the laughs are non-stop. It will be a sad day when this series comes to an end. This is not one of those fly by night, here today gone tomorrow, comedies. It is founded in solid roots with a suburb cast. Sheldon is….well Sheldon (as always), but Amy, Raj, Penny, Lenard, Howard and Bernadette continue to expand their characters. It will be interesting to see if Sheldon has learned anything when he returns this year from his trek (check out the last episode). If you have never seen this series, start from the beginning. You will not be disappointed. It has the staying power of I Love Lucy, Mash, and other great comedies that we have loved. Don’t let this pass you by.

  2. Jane in Milwaukee –

    Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase

    knock knock knock Penny knock knock knock Penny knock knock knock Penny

    Hey you guys!! We’ve only seen the first 3 episodes of Season 7 and you’re already reviewing the whole season?? You should be ashamed of yourselves…I’m going to sic Sheldon on you for corporal punishment. No…wait…you’d like that. Well, no “Soft Kitty” for you then. Now go play rock-paper-scissors-lizard-Spock or D&D and wait for the season cliffhanger.

    Seriously, I caught the very first episode despite the stupid ad campaign about the nerds finally “getting the pretty chick,” the stereotypical dumb blonde at that. I fell in love instantly. There’s a reason Jim Parsons won his 3rd Emmy of just 6 seasons: he’s hilarious. Sheldon could SO easily have gone the other way, being too mean-spirited and arrogant to like while the other characters just rotate around him, frustrated and sad. But he gets put in his place…no, not his spot…enough to keep a lid on. His comedic timing is unparalleled. Howard used to be my least favorite character but he’s really grown on me. I was happy to read that in real life Kunal Nayyar, Raj, has married a beautiful woman in an enormous traditional wedding in India; it takes the edge off feeling sorry for him that he can only attract girls like poor Lucy. Mayim Bialik, Amy, is really a neurobiologist. I love seeing Kaley Cuoco on TV commercials with Captain Kirk…er William Shatner…or as a wish-granting genie. And hosting the awards shows. I love seeing Johnny Galecki’s old cast-mates from Roseanne on the show; Laurie Metcalf is a hoot (as she would say) as Sheldon’s mom. (The only character I dislike is Leonard’s mom played by Christine Baranski…but you can’t have everything.)

    My husband, son and I “Big Bangalize” every Thursday. We throw in a pizza and I record the show on DVR. At 7:15 we eat and start watching so we can skip the commercials (sorry CBS). My son just went to college and he’s got his dorm-mates watching it to carry on the tradition.

    The cast couldn’t have the perfect timing it does but for the good direction and writing…ah…the good writing. There are very few throw-away scenes and I like that the show flows as well as Friends did with 2 or 3 story arcs involving 2-4 characters in each episode. So one plotline never drags down any episode. Of course, like Friends, the best scenes are when all 6 are together. Guest stars involving Star Trek: Levar Burton, Will Wheaton, Brent Spiner, Leonard Nimoy’s voice; Stephen Hawking; Stan Lee; Howie Mandel. I just sorta hope they never really show Mrs. Wolowitz.

    Everybody started reviewing Season 6 before it was released as well so you got to see no discussion of the special features. I just pre-ordered Season 7 and will revise this review once I’ve seen the special features. The 1st and 2nd seasons’ were fairly lame. They perked up in Seasons 3-5 and on the first disc of Season 6, they got into Howard’s space odyssey with real astronaut Mike Massimono as well as speaking directly with a current astronaut on the space station. Did you hear they had a drawing to send a fan of the show into space? (Assuming NASA is back in business by then.)

    I could go on and on about this top-notch comedy but I don’t want to belabor Sheldon-like OCD.

    Just watch it.

    TRIVIA: what is Penny’s last name?
    Answer in Comment below.

  3. Terry Hawes –

    Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase

    Continuing to give us great TV!

    The laughs continue in Season 7 of the Big Bang Theory as Leonard and Penny get engaged (again) and Amy continues to be frustrated by the lack of intimacy she has with Sheldon. This changes somewhat in an episode where the couple are aboard a train and one thing leads to another and the two share a kiss.

    Memorable episodes include a scavenger hunt that Raj puts on for the gang and the Thanksgiving episode where it is discovered that Penny accidentally married her ex-boyfriend, Zack, in Las Vegas, and Leonard works quickly to get it annulled. The characters continue to grow and change, change so much according to Sheldon that he needs to leave for a while to figure things out and this is the subject of the finale.

    It was a good season and though the dynamics have changed considerably from seasons 1-3, the show is still one of the best on television.

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