lee albert is a neuromuscular therapist who has been helping people learn to eliminate most chronic pain drugs or surgery for more than 25 years. - to realize that i don't have to have a true pain in the neck all day long, i'm just like so grateful to meet lee albert and see what he does for people.

lee. i played elvis. albertecause we went from urcle and screech that are like the joke character on their respective shows to something like "big bang theory" where you have a group of nerds who are the stars of the show. ♪ math science history unraveling the mystery it all started with a big bang ♪ >> guys who were very childlike. >> smell that? that's the smell of new comic books. [ laughter ] oh, yes. >> sheldon played so wonderfully by jim parsons, injected this humanant into him. >> you care a lot about sheldon. he's sort of the hero in a weird way. >> what are you doing? >> same thing i've been trying to do thing days, trying to figure out electrons when traveling through a graphine sheet. >> these characters want to be included. and then there's the very beautiful penny who lives across the hall from sheldon and leonard. >> welcome to the building. >> oh, thank you. maybe we can have coffee some time. >> great. >> great. >> great. [ laughter ] >> she's funny, but they show her as having a fraction of the

to everyone who has smiling lee directed one of my men to the marble arch or albert hall, i give a thank>> something for all history to remember. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, you have just seen the awards of a great commander. a man who has proved his capacity to organize and regulate the movements of armaments, and who has shown a capacity for making great nations march together, no more united than i ever have been for. >> [inaudible] that wife of america, the one called mamie doud, would say i like ike. >> they were bursting with pride from a great friend and a great love, washington belongs not to a friend went to the people. >> i stand before the elected members. -- the great cause of our political life, i recall the american heritage. [applause] and now watch would a country boy can do to the biggest city in the world, new york. [applause] watch the young people, watch the women. >> watch all the people who make up the independent vote that will lead to victory in the polls and november. watch them flock to chair for mr. american. >> new york simply can't do [inaudible] and

i played bruce lee and i played elvis, albert einstein. >> the evolution of the nerd in sitcom is anave a group of nerds were the stars of the show, of "the big bang theory." >> just in conceivably brilliant guys who can figure pie to 80 decimals but very child-like. >> smell that? that's the smell of a newcomb i c comic book. >> sheldon is played so well by parsons. >> sheldon, what the hell are you doing? >> the same thing i have been doing three days, trying to figure out why electronics have no mass when traveling through a gravelling sheet. >> with marbles? >> these characters want to be included and there is the beautiful penny who lives across the hall from sheldon and leonard. >> oh, welcome to the building. >> oh, maybe we can have coffee sometimes. >> oh, great. >> great. >> she's funny but they show her as having a fraction of their iq. >> cal tech department, you are maybe familiar with some of my work. it is orbiting -- taking high resolution photographs but then they bring in bernadette and amy and suddenly there is a bunch of women and the show felt more balance. >> i