Andy from Chicago has asked an interesting question about a show currently broadcast on the CBS network titled, “The Big Bang Theory.” A question exists about when an individual adopts a new television show. Specifically, should the individual viewer start at the current broadcast point or the very beginning of the show. Currently, the show has started a third broadcast season. Some television broadcasts do not build plot details or iterative themes and require very little effort from the viewer. In this case, a question remains about acquiring the first season of the show. Perhaps somebody with knowledge on the subject would be able to answer the current question.
Maybe somebody knows whether watching “The Big Bang Theory” is worth the time commitment…
1. The 17 episode first season of “The Big Bang Theory” would cost about $19.99 on Amazon.
2. Renting the “The Big Bang Theory” from a mail order delivery movie service would take several weeks.
3. Ignoring the “The Big Bang Theory” would require minimal effort.
4. Waiting for the box set of “The Big Bang Theory” could take several years, but could reduce the total price of viewership.
5. Alternatively, CBS might decide to release “The Big Bang Theory” episodes online with commercial interruption.
In any event, selection of one of the previously enumerated options will occur.
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