Definition: Big Bang Theory is a popular television comedy series produced by The WB Network that ran from 2007 to 2013. It features a group of high school students named "The Big Bang Theory" who are members of the Science Department at a fictional public middle school, the Los Angeles High School for Chemical and Biological Studies (L.AHSBS) in Los Angeles, California. The series is set on the fictional planet Pulsar-9 where "Big Bang Theory" live with their eccentric teacher Mr. Leonard Hofstadter (played by Jon Lovitz). Other characters include Mrs. Sheldon Cooper (played by Phyllis Diller), Dr. Leonard Mendel (played by Bill Hader), and Dr. Jerry Adams (played by Jim Parsons). Throughout the series, The Big Bang Theory discuss various topics such as science, philosophy, technology, pop culture, and philosophy, often using humor and observational style to explain complex scientific concepts. They also deal with issues like identity, love, friendship, and the nature of life. The show's popularity began in its first season when it was nominated for two Primetime Emmy Awards, including Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series. Since then, The Big Bang Theory has been critically acclaimed for its creative writing, character development, and humorous aspects.
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