Sheldon Cooper stands in front of the family’s bulky 1990s television, holding a new DVD player he ordered from a catalog. Sheldon (V.O.): "In the spring of 1992, humanity stood on the precipice of a new era—not of space exploration, but of pixels."
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Sheldon receives a bootleg DVD of a Japanese science documentary about particle physics. The problem? It’s in 720p resolution, which his current TV can’t display properly. He spends the first act explaining to Mary why standard definition is "an insult to the electron." Sheldon Cooper stands in front of the family’s
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