"Prady was amused that so many people had glommed onto the theory that Sheldon's idiosyncracies added up to Asperger's, a form of autism. However, Prady never had the syndrome in mind when the character was created. If he had wanted him to be an Aspie, he and Chuck Lorre would have spelled it out from the get-go."
-- so no :)
No, Sheldon is a super-genius, with an eidetic memory, and an IQ of 170. Extremely smart people have trouble interacting with anyone else. By the way, it is now speculated that Albert Einstein had a form of autism called Asperger's.
No
Sheldon cooper does not have any restraining orders again him.
Sheldon Cooper's favorite amino acid is Lysine. He is a fictional character from CBS's Big Bang Theory.
Mary Cooper is played by Laurie Metcalf on Big Bang Theory.On Young Sheldon she is played by Zoe Perrydaughter of Laurie Metcalf.
According the Sheldon Cooper on The Big Bang Theory, "Cuotis" is intercourse.
No
Sheldon Cooper is played by Jim Parsons, who is American.
Sheldon cooper does not have any restraining orders again him.
Sheldon Cooper's favorite amino acid is Lysine. He is a fictional character from CBS's Big Bang Theory.
Mary Cooper is played by Laurie Metcalf on Big Bang Theory.On Young Sheldon she is played by Zoe Perrydaughter of Laurie Metcalf.
According the Sheldon Cooper on The Big Bang Theory, "Cuotis" is intercourse.
The Big Bang Theory episode where Sheldon Cooper plays the theremin is entitled The Bus Pants Utilization.
In "The Adhesive Duck Deficiency," his middle name is revealed as "Lee." Perhaps this is why his mother calls him "Shelly."
Sheldon Cooper does have a girlfriend on The Big Bang Theory. His girlfriend's name is Amy Farah-Fowler, played by Mayim Bailik. Their relationship was made official in the episode "The Flaming Spittoon".
It's funny that you ask for the sister of Sheldon Coopers real name becuase Sheldon Cooper is the name of his character on the Big Bang Theory. ahem.
Cal Tech, in the city of Pasadena
Bazinga is the slang way of saying "gotcha", "ha ha you believed me but it was a joke!" or "zing!" The character of Sheldon Cooper uses the term in a comedy tv show named "The Big Bang Theory."