Thanks for starting a new thread, Tim! I would watch all of those. Here is the best I could do for now. Maybe more to come.

Off-Course: The gang wins that trip to colonize Mars that some of them signed up for during the time of TBBT. All 7 main characters climb aboard the ship but something goes terribly wrong and they are sucked into another galaxy. (Kripke is later revealed to be the pilot.) The show focuses on the mishaps and hijinks associated with life aboard the spaceship including trying to find their way home, coming up with new fuel sources, searching for other inhabitable planets and how Penny will keep her hair looking perfect without available hair products.

The Koothrapalis: Raj returns to India after the expiration of his Visa. (There will be some explanation for this in the show). The show focuses on him finally meeting his special lady and starting a family amongst his family's wealth and splendor with more scenes from his parents because they were hilarious. Hijinks and laughs are derived in part from his newly-Westernized ways clashing with those of his family.

Deja Vu: This show centers on Leonard and Penny, as they raise their young toddler. After little Hofstadter starts talking and showing his personality they realize he's just like...SHELDON! The show centers on the trials, tribulations and joys of raising a "Sheldon" all over again.

Actually, scratch that last one. It would have been much better if there wasn't already a Young Sheldon show.

Sound awesome!

Any writers who can pitch these ideas to Chuck Lorre?

@Lemons said:

Thanks for starting a new thread, Tim! I would watch all of those. Here is the best I could do for now. Maybe more to come.

Off-Course: The gang wins that trip to colonize Mars that some of them signed up for during the time of TBBT. All 7 main characters climb aboard the ship but something goes terribly wrong and they are sucked into another galaxy. (Kripke is later revealed to be the pilot.) The show focuses on the mishaps and hijinks associated with life aboard the spaceship including trying to find their way home, coming up with new fuel sources, searching for other inhabitable planets and how Penny will keep her hair looking perfect without available hair products.

The Koothrapalis: Raj returns to India after the expiration of his Visa. (There will be some explanation for this in the show). The show focuses on him finally meeting his special lady and starting a family amongst his family's wealth and splendor with more scenes from his parents because they were hilarious. Hijinks and laughs are derived in part from his newly-Westernized ways clashing with those of his family.

Deja Vu: This show centers on Leonard and Penny, as they raise their young toddler. After little Hofstadter starts talking and showing his personality they realize he's just like...SHELDON! The show centers on the trials, tribulations and joys of raising a "Sheldon" all over again.

Actually, scratch that last one. It would have been much better if there wasn't already a Young Sheldon show.

Excellent Lemons! I_ knew_ you had it in you

As he was my favorite character I would watch a spin-off about Raj!

No mystery about Raj losing his visa. That's just dependent on his work for Cal Tech. Remember when he had to beg Sheldon for a job because his original work was ending, otherwise he'd have to go back to India?

@Knixon said:

No mystery about Raj losing his visa. That's just dependent on his work for Cal Tech. Remember when he had to beg Sheldon for a job because his original work was ending, otherwise he'd have to go back to India?

Yes, I remember. I just didn't know why he'd lose his job at Cal Tech. But that's for the writers to figure out, not me. I can't do all their work for them for free!

The Pemberton and Campbell Mysteries: Everybody's favorite late in the series newcomers and theory thieves open up their own private investigation service. While they go about trying to solve their clients problems they also look for new theory's to take credit for.

Bernie's the Boss: Employees at a pharmaceutical company go about their day and try to avoid their new boss Bernie. This week Wheelchair Kathy accidentally bumps into Bernie's espresso machine. Can everyone fix it in time before Bernie notices?

The Astronomer: In the style of shows like The Bachelor and The Bachelorette. Astrophysicist Raj Koothrapali tries to woo a variety of prospects. Who will turn him down this week ?

Leave it to Leonard: Oh that Leonard. Watch him as he bumbles around.

The Cinnamon and Zazzles Variety Hour: An hour of singing, dancing, and comedy. A different BBT animal friend guest stars each week.

Young Penny: She's young. she's dumb, she's blond. Watch her tease boys, bully nerds, and dream of a life far from the cornfields of Nebraska.

@znexyish said:

The Pemberton and Campbell Mysteries: Everybody's favorite late in the series newcomers and theory thieves open up their own private investigation service. While they go about trying to solve their clients problems they also look for new theory's to take credit for.

Bernie's the Boss: Employees at a pharmaceutical company go about their day and try to avoid their new boss Bernie. This week Wheelchair Kathy accidentally bumps into Bernie's espresso machine. Can everyone fix it in time before Bernie notices?

The Astronomer: In the style of shows like The Bachelor and The Bachelorette. Astrophysicist Raj Koothrapali tries to woo a variety of prospects. Who will turn him down this week ?

Leave it to Leonard: Oh that Leonard. Watch him as he bumbles around.

The Cinnamon and Zazzles Variety Hour: An hour of singing, dancing, and comedy. A different BBT animal friend guest stars each week.

Young Penny: She's young. she's dumb, she's blond. Watch her tease boys, bully nerds, and dream of a life far from the cornfields of Nebraska.

I would watch these! I think I'd enjoy "Bernie's the Boss" most- as long as they sometimes outsmart her and she gets outfoxed here and there. I think Bernie occasionally needs to be brought down a few pegs.

"The Astronomer" idea is hilarious! I hate Bachelor-type shows, but the thought of the concept being switched and a new girl dumping Raj each week made me .

And 30-minutes of Leonard bumbling. Hee, hee. For some reason that made me think of those rumba vacuums cleaners that roll along, bump into something, change directions, roll along, bump into something else, etc. Does that mean that by himself, Leonard is as exciting as a bumbling vacuum cleaner?

And if there is a Cinnamon and Zazzles variety hour, I want all the little animals to wear top hats and use canes.

@Lemons said:

@znexyish said:

The Pemberton and Campbell Mysteries: Everybody's favorite late in the series newcomers and theory thieves open up their own private investigation service. While they go about trying to solve their clients problems they also look for new theory's to take credit for.

Bernie's the Boss: Employees at a pharmaceutical company go about their day and try to avoid their new boss Bernie. This week Wheelchair Kathy accidentally bumps into Bernie's espresso machine. Can everyone fix it in time before Bernie notices?

The Astronomer: In the style of shows like The Bachelor and The Bachelorette. Astrophysicist Raj Koothrapali tries to woo a variety of prospects. Who will turn him down this week ?

Leave it to Leonard: Oh that Leonard. Watch him as he bumbles around.

The Cinnamon and Zazzles Variety Hour: An hour of singing, dancing, and comedy. A different BBT animal friend guest stars each week.

Young Penny: She's young. she's dumb, she's blond. Watch her tease boys, bully nerds, and dream of a life far from the cornfields of Nebraska.

I would watch these! I think I'd enjoy "Bernie's the Boss" most- as long as they sometimes outsmart her and she gets outfoxed here and there. I think Bernie occasionally needs to be brought down a few pegs.

"The Astronomer" idea is hilarious! I hate Bachelor-type shows, but the thought of the concept being switched and a new girl dumping Raj each week made me .

And 30-minutes of Leonard bumbling. Hee, hee. For some reason that made me think of those rumba vacuums cleaners that roll along, bump into something, change directions, roll along, bump into something else, etc. Does that mean that by himself, Leonard is as exciting as a bumbling vacuum cleaner?

And if there is a Cinnamon and Zazzles variety hour,I want all the little animals to wear top hats and use canes.

The Raj idea was inspired by a post from either Wonder or Bratface who on another thread said they would like to see him try to get with a new girl each week on a show.

Leonard is a bumbling as one of those Roomba vacuum cleaners indeed. Until he bumbles into the Kripke Krippler

Dressed up Animals for Lemons

I would like to add another suggestion, Tim. This one is inspired by Z's earlier mention of the Kripke Krippler.

Robot Smackdown: This would be a reality show hosted by the guy who played Kripke. People will build their own robots and then fight them against each other to the death. Each week the winners come back and compete against new people until there is one robot left who wins the entire season.

@bratface said:

As he was my favorite character I would watch a spin-off about Raj!

My Favorite Venusian While Raj is scanning the night skys, he spots a UFO. He sees it crash in the hills near by his home. When he gets there he finds and rescues a beautiful alien woman. Her ship is destroyed so while she gets it repaired Raj teaches her about Earth. Does romance follow?

*The Cal-Tech Babies * In the grand tradition of taking things too far, and Young Sheldon is doing so well, let's try this: The gang invents what they think is a time machine but it in fact turns them into toddlers. Sort of a combination of The Muppet Babies and Look Who's Talking.

@Tim-Buktu said:

*The Cal-Tech Babies * In the grand tradition of taking things too far, and Young Sheldon is doing so well, let's try this: The gang invents what they think is a time machine but it in fact turns them into toddlers. Sort of a combination of The Muppet Babies and Look Who's Talking.

Oh hell no! That would be the end of the world as we know it.

@Lemons said:

@Knixon said:

No mystery about Raj losing his visa. That's just dependent on his work for Cal Tech. Remember when he had to beg Sheldon for a job because his original work was ending, otherwise he'd have to go back to India?

Yes, I remember. I just didn't know why he'd lose his job at Cal Tech. But that's for the writers to figure out, not me. I can't do all their work for them for free!

If whatever he's doing, loses its funding - like before, when his research basically dead-ended - then his "job" is gone. So he either finds another, such as Sheldon's "assistant," or he goes back to India.

@Knixon said:

@Lemons said:

@Knixon said:

No mystery about Raj losing his visa. That's just dependent on his work for Cal Tech. Remember when he had to beg Sheldon for a job because his original work was ending, otherwise he'd have to go back to India?

Yes, I remember. I just didn't know why he'd lose his job at Cal Tech. But that's for the writers to figure out, not me. I can't do all their work for them for free!

If whatever he's doing, loses its funding - like before, when his research basically dead-ended - then his "job" is gone. So he either finds another, such as Sheldon's "assistant," or he goes back to India.

Wait, I think I might have something. Back in the 70's there were a lot of shows like The Fugitive and Run for Your Life (even The Hulk). Raj loses his green card and is on the run from the INS. Each episode shows him in a new town taking on a new identity. The kicker is that his green card is in fact on Sheldons night stand. We could call it: The Only Good Indian.