However, upon closer inspection, it becomes clear that this baby-blue tee features a representation of the classic multi-color television test pattern known as the SMPTE color bars sequence.
Sheldon may look down on biology in all its forms, and quite regularly, too, but that doesn't stop him from enjoying a shirt design that humorously depicts the evolution of humans — with a twist. The red shirt design makes use of the traditional series of human development but takes things one step further as the yellow graphic design concludes with human's technological evolution into a robot.
Yet another of Sheldon's best shirts perfectly blends his favorite worlds of science, science fiction, and superheroes. Though occasionally hard to distinguish due to the lightness of the print on the dark blue background, this design is an homage to Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man.
But rather than the traditional depiction of human body proportions, this design includes a crossover with the hero Superman, cape and all, in the pose of the Vitruvian Man.
One of the more artistic designs in all of Sheldon's wardrobe, this shirt is also honestly just plain cool to look at it.
Still in keeping with Sheldon's love of all things nerdy, this plain black tee features everyone's favorite brain-twisting toy, the Rubik's cube. But, as can be clearly seen from the vibrant rainbow puddle at the bottom, the Rubik's cube is somehow artfully melting with no clear cause.
Sheldon Cooper loves many superheroes, but from the beginning of the series, it's clear that he has a true favorite in the Flash. It makes sense, given the Flash's own background as a scientist, and Sheldon's pride in his line of work. Therefore, it's only natural that perhaps the most iconic shirt to be associated with his character is this simple athletic red tee featuring the traditional logo of the Flash — a yellow lightning bolt emblazed on a white circle background — with white ringed stripes on the sleeves.
Katerina is a List Writer here at Screen Rant with a background in literary criticism and creative writing. She has been in love with all things film and television since she saw her first movie in theatres at 2. Of course, Sheldon Cooper has a favourite number. Because nothing is straight with Sheldon Cooper! He often wears a t-shirt with the number 73 on it and goes to explain the reason why.
The show is narrated by Jim Parsons, the real Sheldon himself , so there are several nostalgic moments for you to experience. The first three seasons have been immensely popular and a fourth is on its way! Let us know in the comments! She previously worked at TTT, timesknowledge. Fatemeh loves reading, watching movies in multiple languages, Harry Potter and running.
When not writing about movies and TV shows, she is busy watching them. Contact: info dkoding. Press Release. Sheldon Cooper sure has an opinion about everything, but the reason behind why his favourite number is 73, is the best one of them all! Sheldon Cooper In one episode, after Wheaton was rude to Amy, Sheldon accidentally gets drunk and shows up Wheaton's house to fight him. If you look closely, you can see that Wheaton's house number is , which a reference to the serial number of the USS Enterprise on Star Trek.
In the same episode, Sheldon visits Amy's apartment, which is numbered , a reference to the mathematical figure Pi. Basically, everyone in Sheldon's life lives in a house or apartment with a coincidentally important number. Bernadette, Howard's pint-sized yet surprisingly aggressive wife, has a pretty distinct voice.
She speaks in a high pitched octave, almost as if she's trying to sound like a mouse. It's one of her main characteristics, which is weird because she didn't have it when she first appeared. Melissa Rauch developed the voice as the character continued to appear. That makes sense behind the scenes, but shouldn't the characters on the show be freaked out that this grown up's voice changed?
Sheldon is a very particular person with some very strange tastes. For example, he has a favorite number, which is He went into a detailed explanation about why it's such a great number, citing the fact that it's a prime number, it's inverse is a prime number, and a bunch of other mathematical reasons that went over most of our heads. Another thing Sheldon would like about 73 is that is the year Jim Parsons, the actor who plays Sheldon, was born. Of course, there's no way Sheldon could ever find out this information without destroying the boundaries between several different dimensions.
Each of the nerds presents a different archetype. Sheldon is the socially inept but incredibly smart one, Raj has almost no self-confidence when it comes to women, Leonard is desperate to be liked, and Howard is a perv. Even after getting married, Howard has remained the group's hound dog. While he makes it clear how horny he constantly is, it actually goes much deeper than you realize.
We've seen Howard's bedroom at his mom's house many times, and it's a shrine to being a man-boy. It looks like somebody tried to combine the Playboy mansion with a comic book store.
Like all of the other nerds, Howard has a collection of comic book and science fiction memorabilia displayed in his room. If you look closely, however, you'll see that he only has female characters displayed.
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