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Stuart Bloom

Stuart Bloom

TV character

Search complete. 19 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Stuart Bloom".

Sep 18, 2026

Bill PradyGUEST
24:18
It
Wil WheatonHOST
24:18
seems like perhaps the swirling ball of shit has underestimated Stuart Bloom by placing him in an environment where he is designed to thrive.
Wil WheatonHOST
24:26
For something that is
Bill PradyGUEST
24:27
omniscient, it seems to not think things through all the time.
Sean ClementsHOST
5:24
So
Kevin SussmanGUEST
5:25
you're Stewart.
Kevin SussmanGUEST
5:27
Wait a minute.
Kevin SussmanGUEST
5:28
Wait.
Kevin SussmanGUEST
8:33
You say your own name? Okay.
Kevin SussmanGUEST
8:36
I
Sean ClementsHOST
8:37
did think I had seen the original show, but now I'm forgetting that Stewart's catchphrase was his own name.
Sean ClementsHOST
8:43
And it's been a little while since I refreshed.
Scott WilkinsonHOST
1:55
Uh, the basic premise is that the three main, three of the main characters from The Big Bang Theory, um, Sheldon, Leonard, and Howard, have invented a device, a quantum device, that breaks the boundaries or the barriers between the universes in the multiverse and allows passage between them.
Scott WilkinsonHOST
2:21
Now, the Stuart in the title of this show is Stuart Bloom, played by Kevin Sussman, who was a secondary character in The Big Bang Theory.
Scott WilkinsonHOST
2:33
And as the backstory for this new show goes, he accidentally knocks over the device that, uh, Sheldon, Leonard, and Howard built and, uh, and breaks it, and causes chaos.
Scott WilkinsonHOST
2:52
[laughs] Um, he, uh, he actually enters into another universe and meets up with alternate Stuart from that universe and, uh, warns him of the problem and, uh, implores him to try and fix it, uh, before he disappears, the original Stuart.
Scott WilkinsonHOST
1:55
Uh, the basic premise is that the three main, three of the main characters from The Big Bang Theory, um, Sheldon, Leonard, and Howard, have invented a device, a quantum device that breaks the boundaries or the barriers between the universes in the multiverse and allows passage between them.
Scott WilkinsonHOST
2:21
Now, the Stuart in the title of this show is Stuart Bloom, played by Kevin Sussman, who was a secondary character in The Big Bang Theory.
Scott WilkinsonHOST
2:33
And as the backstory for this new show goes, he accidentally knocks over the device that, uh, Sheldon, Leonard, and Howard built and, uh, and breaks it, and causes chaos.
Scott WilkinsonHOST
2:52
[laughs] Um, he, uh, he actually enters into another universe and meets up with alternate Stuart from that universe and, uh, warns him of the problem and, uh, implores him to try and fix it, uh, before he disappears, the original Stuart.
Scott WilkinsonHOST
1:55
The basic premise is that the three of the main characters from the Big Bang Theory, Sheldon, Leonard, and Howard, have invented a device, a quantum device that breaks the boundaries or the barriers between the universes in the multiverse and allows passage between them.
Scott WilkinsonHOST
2:21
Now, the Stuart in the title of this show is Stuart Bloom, played by Kevin Sussman, who was a secondary character in The Big Bang Theory.
Scott WilkinsonHOST
2:33
And as the backstory for this new show goes, he accidentally knocks over the device that Sheldon Leonard and Howard built and breaks it.
Scott WilkinsonHOST
2:49
causes chaos.
Aaron AlexanderHOST
6:06
Yeah, I really enjoyed these three episodes.
Aaron AlexanderHOST
6:09
I enjoyed seeing Stuart again.
Aaron AlexanderHOST
6:13
Where did we start off with? We had the Vegas episode.
Aaron AlexanderHOST
6:16
That was fun.
Aaron AlexanderHOST
8:07
So I will say as far as that episode go, that stuff annoyed me a little bit.
Aaron AlexanderHOST
8:11
But Stuart himself was quite lovely.
John HumphreyHOST
8:14
He was like a relatively
Aaron AlexanderHOST
8:16
normal guy.

9 MINS LATER

John HumphreyHOST
17:27
Hey, you.
John HumphreyHOST
17:28
Hola.
John HumphreyHOST
17:28
Have you ever encountered a celebrity on public transportation? And what do we think of the introduction of Stuart and how his dynamic among the group as the comic book owner and about his dynamic among the group? On public
Aaron AlexanderHOST
17:42
transportation? Oh, golly.
Nuke JossHOST
0:53
But a lot of people I know have been talking about Stuart fails to save the universe.
Nuke JossHOST
0:58
And I think, was it Mad Marv that was saying how it's really not connected to the Big Bang Theory universe? at all because it's it's alternate universes so I was like okay I'll give it a shot and so I did um the synopsis is comic book shop owner Stuart Bloom brings about the end of the universe and is tasked with restoring reality along with his girlfriend Denise geologist Bert and quantum physicist Barry Quipke now I don't think he brings about the end of the universe but In the show, it's Sheldon, Leonard, and Howard that build something, but he is tasked with restoring reality.
Nuke JossHOST
1:46
Again, it's not in the Big Bang universe really at all because you're jumping around to different universes.
Nuke JossHOST
1:53
You know what this is? This is Sliders.
Jimmy AquinoHOST
18:13
A couple other characters would pop up as well.
Jimmy AquinoHOST
18:18
Stuart Bloom, played by Kevin Sussman, is the main character here.
Jimmy AquinoHOST
18:25
He's the one that owns the comic shop.
Jimmy AquinoHOST
18:27
And we get Lauren Lapkus as Denise, who is Stuart's girlfriend in Big Bang Theory near the end of the run.

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