Dexter's Laboratory and The Big Bang Theory, despite belonging to different genres and time periods, garnered their fair share of reviews, both positive and negative, offering unique insights into their respective contributions to the world of television. " Dexter's Laboratory ", with its animation and child-genius protagonist, inspired many children in the 90s with its creativity and humour. Similarly, " The Big Bang Theory " through its portrayal of scientists and geek culture, brought a unique and comedic perspective to mainstream television throughout the 00s.
The Cover-Up Puzzle 14-Across, Three Letters: First name of two of the Spice Girls. Reflecting back on 'Dexter's Laboratory,' it's incredible to see how such a quirky show can have wide-reaching effects, even on a show like 'The Big Bang Theory.' From the very onset, both series share a common ground-the celebration of intellect, science, and a touch of eccentricity. Dexters Laboratory = The Big Bang Theory.
Mind blown! This thread is archived New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast comments Best. While 'Dexter's Laboratory' predominantly contained slapstick comedy and surreal, child-friendly antics, the resulting influence on 'The Big Bang Theory' is palpable. At first glance I thought that it was a genuine comparison of the 2 shows.
After looking a bit longer (2 seconds?) I realised that the artist had simply illustrated the Big Bang Theory cast as Dexter's Laboratory characters. The Big Bang Theory almost seem at home in Dexter. Despite the cushion of time, The Big Bang Theory had replicated many of these same behaviors displayed by the misguided ginger.
The CBS hit-piece has cemented the public's perception of how scientists perceive themselves; it's as if Dexter grew up and became Sheldon's roommate. This is a pretty interesting picture, and it spawned all types of speculation and fanfiction about Dexter's Laboratory being a prelude to The Big Bang Theory. I was going to mention the questionability of Dexter being Leonard and Dee Dee being Penny, but Wickfield, the Deviant Art creator of the Dexter's Laboratory ima.
The way they deal with their more naïve companions, like Penny in 'The Big Bang Theory' and Dee Dee in 'Dexter's Laboratory,' reflects how intellect can clash with simplicity. Both shows give a nod to how friendships form despite these differences, sprinkling in humor that keeps things light and fun.