Name: ビッグバン・セオリー シーズン4 俳優対俳優 ビッグバンの相対性理論 [HD] [CC] (The Big Bang Theory Season 4: Actor on Actor - The Big Bang's Theory of Relativity [HD] [CC])
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- This is us. - It is? I think this is us.

- So free form. - Good, there are two cameras, okay.

...how would you describe the feel of the show in its fourth season...

...as compared to how it felt when you were filming the very first pilot episode?

I personally, as an actor, feel it's more fluid, being here than it was then.

Simply because, just the very banal reason, I understand what's going on better.

You know what I mean? I know the day to day's better.

It makes for a smoother experience, that's what feels different to me.

Yeah, but you're easy. Audience. An easy audience.

What's its been like for you joining the cast in the fourth season?

I liken joining the cast in the fourth season...

-...to starting at a new high school. - Mm-hm.

Not the first day of eleventh grade, but like the third week in...

...when everyone's already got their classes and their teachers...

...and then you come in and you're not as hip and cool as everyone.

- It's like that a little bit. - But you were hip and cool.

- No. But it's different. - The language is being spoken already.

Well, and the fluidity that you speak of, that you have in the fourth season...

As the newest member of your social group, I believe I'll gain more acceptance...

...by arbitrarily siding with your friends from time to time.

How do you feel about filming in front of a live audience?

PARSONS: I love filming in front of the audience.

I think it's the best part of this job, to be honest.

I don't find it any easier or harder than I did on day one.

I'd done a lot of theatre anyway, so I was used to being in front of people.

My favorite thing in the world is being part of telling a story.

And there's nothing more boring than telling the same story...

...to the same people, as in rehearsal, over and over again.

So they come and that's what I'm doing it for.

I feel, as an actor, in any medium is the chance to tell that story...

And you really come alive in front of the audience in a new way.

...you're someone who does thrive from that extra energy.

I don't know how to give it all until it's D day.

- That's why they're still there. - Oh, maybe I'll save this.

You have a personal connection to science, tell me about that.

I was a scientist before I got here. I have a degree in neuroscience.

-...as a "female" version of your character... - Sheldon. Mm-hm.

...I don't know that I knew she was necessarily a scientist.

- I don't think we knew anything about her. - I think you're right. No, we didn't.

It wasn't until this season that they named her a neurobiologist...

...which is a closely related field to what I do.

Aren't you slicing that man's brain a little too thin?

PARSONS: Was that accidental? BIALIK: I don't think so.

- I don't either. - I would not be the one to ask.

No, I'm the same way when people ask me if Sheldon's from Texas, as am I...

I don't know that my degree seeps out of my voice.

And my mind is closed to so many things."

- Okay. Okay, you go. - Okay, what's your process?

What's your process for preparing for each episode?

How do you memorize the special Sheldon monologues...

...or complicated science terminology that you have to have?

During the week I start-- Uh, I probably have them on me. I do.

- I make my flashcards. - The magic note cards.

And then there's my first cue line, it's from Leonard, there's the L.

It says, "Okay, see you later." And then on the back is my line.

And I pace around my house and I drill them...

...like some sort of ballet dancer learning moves.

Largely because I don't understand a lot of what I'm talking about.

And so I need the muscle memory to be in my mouth at least...

...to be really ready to go because if I do think about it...

...A, the right words will never occur to me, and B, the ones that do will just be wrong.

I don't want to be joined to another object...

...by an inclined plane wrapped helically around an axis.

Mayim, what's your process for preparing for each episode?

It's hard to follow up your process because it sounds very elaborate and efficient.

- But not as interesting. - Mine is not like that.

I mean, I've been memorizing scripts since I was...

...you know, regularly, since I was about 14 years old.

Um, I have a-- It's kind of a photographic memory issue.

It's not what I rely on, but it is how I remember things.

So that's why when they make changes and the pages change, I lose--

- You know, I lose my picture of the page. PARSONS: I hear that.

You know, I'm not a trained actor. I never was a trained actor.

I came to acting from elementary-school plays.

- You're a feral actor. - I am. I'm a wild beast of an actor.

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