"The Big Bang Theory" fans fondly remember Sheldon Cooper’s adorable quirks, especially his love for the song “Soft Kitty.” Introduced in the first season, this comforting lullaby became a staple whenever Sheldon fell ill. The song, sung by Penny and later by Amy, provided both humor and heartwarming moments. However, this beloved gag led to unexpected legal troubles for the show.

In 2015, a lawsuit was filed against the producers of "The Big Bang Theory" over the use of “Soft Kitty.” The plaintiffs, Margaret Perry and Ellen Chase, daughters of Edith Newlin, claimed that their mother wrote the English version of the song, originally a Polish lullaby. They argued that the show's use of the song was unauthorized, seeking compensation for what they saw as copyright infringement. This legal battle put one of the show’s most charming elements under scrutiny.

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