Sheldon: The most talented genius on the show, and my favorite character. IQ 187, absolutely genius scientist. His T-shirt is the biggest highlight of the costumes of the show. It is always long-sleeved and short-sleeved. The pattern really fits his personality. He must sit in a fixed position on the sofa, and no one is allowed to enter his room. He has fixed meals and leisure activities seven days a week. Every time he knocks on the door, he has a fixed rhythm and tone. The research field of theory has excellent results, but lacks the most basic social common sense in life. The big difference between Sheldon's EQ and IQ has become the basis of the show's hilariousness, making him the most eye-catching character. He was mean and refused to admit that others were smarter than him. But his simple expression makes people ignore his meanness. Although everyone suffers from his sarcasm from time to time, they still recognize his IQ status. He's eccentric, narcissistic, and paranoid, but he has to admit that he has a point. He was actually a child, and when he saw Penny and Leonard quarreling, he remembered the scene of his parents arguing when he was a child. He avoided everywhere, and finally fled to the comic store. He didn't come home until Penny promised to buy him two toys. This episode It actually makes people feel a little pity, genius is fragile, and the shadow of parental disputes and family discord has always been there. Because of this, every time I see Penny being made to cry and laugh by him, but pampering him like a child, I feel very warm and like watching the two of them alone. I think, to him, Penny should also be a pure friendship, even ignoring the gender difference. His roommate Leonard, when he was nagging like a monk N times, wanted to give him a hammer, but being able to bear him was the greatest tolerance for him. In that colorful ball pool (where children often play, I can't name the name for a while), when Sheldom played Leonard peek-a-boo, he shuttled back and forth in the colorful ball pile, when he suddenly revealed the picture of Bean and Wu Yanzu. When the smiling face called Bazinga, it was really too cute.
Leonard: The most normal genius on the show. For more than three years, he almost wore the same army green jacket, was deeply myopic, and spoke in the most cadenced tone. Sometimes when he raised his head, narrowed his eyes, and said What in a high-pitched voice, he reminded me of classmate DF, which was somewhat similar to his silly scholar back then. Among the four scientific geniuses, his EQ is at a normal level. Since the beautiful Penny became a neighbor, she has been in unrequited love. Two years later, she finally had a relationship. One day, I love you in the deepest love, in exchange for Penny's thank you, but it didn't work. In American dramas, there are often situations where boys say I Love You and scare girls away. I Love You is a promise, and promises are made carefully. When a party is not ready, it can only be thanked in advance. The understanding of I Love You seems to be different from that of the young Chinese.
Howard: The most perverted genius in the show, a wretched miniature young man. Because every time the language and demeanor are wretched and invincible, I even forgot what he studied. He doesn't hide his wretched thoughts, likes to wear tight pants, and likes to strike up a conversation with self-righteous humor. Later, I finally found a GF who was also the best. He will also look pitiful after being injured, but he will turn into a beast in the next minute, which is definitely not flat.
Raj: The most boring genius on the show. Wearing an old-fashioned sweater and a blue jacket like work clothes, an Indian boy with selective mutism turned mute instantly when he saw the beautiful woman, who could only whisper in Howard's ear when she was present. However, once a few cups have been eaten, it will reveal a wretched face that is not inferior to Howard. Of course, he is also the cutest, often showing a very silly and innocent smile. In other words, even though he saw a woman, he couldn't say anything, but he was the one with the most sexual encounters. Due to Raj's Indian character, he was often ridiculed by others in the play.
Penny: The most ordinary human being on the show. This beauty has a good figure, a good-looking face (the so-called good-looking, that is, the beginning is normal, the more she looks, the better she looks), and she has a kind heart. It took four years to complete high school, and now she is just a waitress who dreams of becoming an actor all day long. For the four geniuses, she is definitely a typical low-mindedness. Because of these scientists in Penny's life, there are often flashes of speechless eyes and expressions, which really expresses the helplessness of scientists who cannot return to our human world.
Leslie: The female scientist with the same IQ as Sheldon, only she dared to call her Sheldon Dumbass, and Sheldon was so angry that she gritted her teeth but was powerless to fight back.
Sheldon's mom: Absolutely knows what to do with her genius son.
Leonard's mother: She and Sheldon are friends throughout the show. They're the same weird, same genius, and have a common theme.
Howard's mother: The mother who never showed her face and spoke through the wall is the most mysterious character on the show. After three seasons, I only heard his voice and did not see his person. This kind of treatment is very interesting.
Raj's parents: Always in full screen on the computer.
The script, from the lines, the experimental arrangement to the content of the topic board, should all be created by real scientists, otherwise the knowledge covered by these dialogues may not be able to be handled by ordinary screenwriters. These top nerd nerds in the play are proficient in computer programming and cracking. They are super fans of comics and have an extraordinary love for movies such as The Lord of the Rings on the Interstellar Planet. The free and skillful use of science, film and game content in the dialogue has made me lament the power of the screenwriter N times.
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