Sheldon Cooper, the eccentric genius from the popular TV show The Big Bang Theory, is as much loved as he is intriguing ...

The Big Bang Theory wasn't averse to changing Sheldon Cooper as a character, but there's one significant Sheldon-related detail it may've simply forgotten.

Sheldon Cooper is one of the most iconic characters on television from the 2000s and 2010s. The scientist turned Jim Parsons into the highest paid actor on television for several year thanks to ...

However, this is still one of the best Sheldon-centered episodes because Sheldon ultimately bonds with Howard's father-in-law over football, revealing that George Sr. used to make him watch it.

Sheldon Cooper may be a once-in-a-lifetime genius, but for viewers who have followed him since The Big Bang Theory premiered in September 2007, he's long been surprisingly relatable, even ...

Sheldon and Amy’s relationship took center stage for most of the later seasons of The Big Bang Theory, but not every fan was thrilled with the pairing. One Reddit user noted that they didn’t ...

After all, in the original CBS series, Sheldon Cooper (Jim Parsons) referenced his football coach father, George Sr., who died from a heart attack when the young physics genius was 14 and growing ...

Sheldon Cooper's childhood was mentioned throughout 'The Big Bang Theory,' but 'Young Sheldon' introduced several important people in Sheldon's childhood that he never discussed as an adult.

Lance Barber, who plays George Cooper in “Young Sheldon,” said: “I had fingers crossed from the beginning knowing the history of the character that I would make it to the end whenever that came.