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>> Hello.
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I'm Dr. Sheldon Cooper.
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Welcome to Sheldon Cooper Presents:
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Fun With Flags
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Fun With Flags is not just for the flag aficionado.
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It's also for the flag novice.
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So, to help me with that,
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please welcome my friend, neighbor, and flag virgin --
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yet not a real virgin.....Penny.
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>> [Penny] Hello.
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>> So, Penny, I understand you would like
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to learn more about flags.
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>> Yep, I can't tell you how many times
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I've been at a party where everyone
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is talking about flags, and I just couldn't join in.
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>> Well, you came to the right place.
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>> I'm sorry.
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Can we just pause for a minute.
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>> What's wrong?
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>> I just think it might look more natural
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if you talk to me instead of the camera.
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You know like a real conversation.
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It's something we work on in my acting class.
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>> Interesting.
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A few people in the comments section
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have said that my delivery is robotic.
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Perhaps that isn't the compliment it sounds like.
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>> Let's try it again.
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And maybe this time you could work
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on your body language a bit.
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You know when you're all hunched like that,
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you're shutting the audience out,
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but when you're relaxed and open,
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you're inviting them in.
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>> Right.
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And which one do I want?
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>> Let's try open.
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>> Our friend the flags taught me anything,
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it's to go where the wind takes you.
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As long as you remain firmly attached to a rigid pole.
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Good news.
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The latest episode of Fun With Flags is online.
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>> Oh, that's right.
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How did it go with Penny?
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>> Much better than I expected.
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She even gave me some helpful tips about acting and body language.
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Watch.
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Welcome to my world.
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Not welcome to my world.
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Welcome.
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Not welcome.
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>> Subtle, but powerful.
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>> I know.
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I'm still learning to control it.
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>> Did you tell Penny how helpful she was?
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>> Why would I do that?
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>> Because she's your friend,
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and she did a nice job.
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I'm sure she'd like to hear it.
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>> Alright.
