Best Sheldon Episodes???

[fashwash]

I am not familiar with the show and I wanted to know what are Sheldon's best episodes and what are the episodes that are integral to his character.

[chucky]

I can't really help you. I've never been a fan of Sheldon. My personal favorite episode of Sheldon's is the one where he hurts one foot by dropping a rock on it and hurt the other one kicking the rock. Then he falls head first into a water cooler and lastly hurts his hand trying to Karate chop Bert. A total enjoyable episode.

[fashwash]

20 minutes ago, chucky said:

I can't really help you. I've never been a fan of Sheldon. My personal favorite episode of Sheldon's is the one where he hurts one foot by dropping a rock on it and hurt the other one kicking the rock. Then he falls head first into a water cooler and lastly hurts his hand trying to Karate chop Bert. A total enjoyable episode.

Why did you answer then

[Tensor]

7 minutes ago, fashwash said:

Why did you answer then

Because he can and is allowed to. If you don’t like a post, move on.  If you feel it violates our rules, report it. 
 

With that in mind, chucky, I strongly suggest that you refrain from responding. 

[chucky]

2 hours ago, Tensor said:

Because he can and is allowed to. If you don’t like a post, move on.  If you feel it violates our rules, report it. 
 

With that in mind, chucky, I strongly suggest that you refrain from responding. 

Okay. 

[fashwash]

lol I only made this account to ask this one question for a project I'm working on. I don't know why someone would go out of their way to respond "I don't know I can't help you" On a big bang theory forum. 

Edited January 8 by Tensor

[NeckShotLime]

12 hours ago, fashwash said:

I am not familiar with the show and I wanted to know what are Sheldon's best episodes and what are the episodes that are integral to his character.

Well, the character has changed  a lot ( or grown, depends on how you look at it ) so you won't find a consensus on what makes the best Sheldon episodes . People who love the early incarnation of the character will most likely name episodes from season 1 to season 4. 

[Mario D.]

15 hours ago, fashwash said:

I am not familiar with the show and I wanted to know what are Sheldon's best episodes and what are the episodes that are integral to his character.

I think Sheldon's best episode that certainly shows all his OCD and germophobic eccentricities is "The Adhesive Duck Deficiency" where he has to take Penny to the hospital after she slips in the shower. Many funny interactions between them. Like Chucky, I am not a big fan of Sheldon but this was a timeless episode.

[chucky]

8 minutes ago, Mario D. said:

I think Sheldon's best episode that certainly shows all his OCD and germophobic eccentricities is "The Adhesive Duck Deficiency" where he has to take Penny to the hospital after she slips in the shower. Many funny interactions between them. Like Chucky, I am not a big fan of Sheldon but this was a timeless episode.

Agreed. I had forgotten that episode. 😊

[HeWolf]

There are several iterations of the character which supposedly show his 'progression' towards a more emotionally and societally acceptable person. Original Sheldon was largely gone by the end of Season 4 and he progressed and regressed in various ways during the subsequent seasons. My take on him is that the more he supposedly 'grew up' the more juvenile he acted at times. Even becoming almost infantile during some episodes. My two favorite Sheldon episodes are 'The Adhesive Duck Deficiency' and 'The Bath Gift Item Hypothesis'. 

Edited January 9 by HeWolf

[Mario D.]

3 hours ago, HeWolf said:

There are several iterations of the character which supposedly show his 'progression' towards a more emotionally and societally acceptable person. Original Sheldon was largely gone by the end of Season 4 and he progressed and regressed in various ways during the subsequent seasons. My take on him is that the more he supposedly 'grew up' the more juvenile he acted at times. Even becoming almost infantile during some episodes. My two favorite Sheldon episodes are 'The Adhesive Duck Deficiency' and 'The Bath Gift Item Hypothesis'. 

Despite his supposed growing up attitude, I agree he would regress into his juvenile and infantile Sheldon persona. However, I do believe sometimes he knew exactly what he was saying and doing, but it took the last episode for him to realize what a jackass he was and that his friends just tolerated him. 

[chucky]

1 hour ago, Mario D. said:

Despite his supposed growing up attitude, I agree he would regress into his juvenile and infantile Sheldon persona. However, I do believe sometimes he knew exactly what he was saying and doing, but it took the last episode for him to realize what a jackass he was and that his friends just tolerated him. 

Yeah, that's true.