Sheldon Disorder

About every one in four people, 18 and older have a mental disability and because of this high rate Hollywood has took this into account. They aren’t afraid to make a movie or a TV show where the main character or supporting character has a mental disorder, some may even have multiple characters with a disorder. However, in some movies and shows it is made very obvious and others are more discrete. In The Big Bang Theory, the producers made it very obvious Sheldon has a mental disorder. There were very many episodes and multiple season to which all of Sheldon’s social issues come into play and how he lives his life.
Sheldon is very picky about the way he lives. He even wrote a roommate agreement. It has very strict guide lines about almost everything and every situation. The roommate agreement covers from having to help the other destroy an artificial intelligence he’s created that wants to destroy the Earth to you have to give a twenty-four hour notice if a non-relative female is spending the night. Another thing you can see throughout the course of the show is how kept the apartment is. There is never anything out of place or ever moved unless by Sheldon himself. He does not like changes to his daily life. He expects to
He is extraordinarily smarter than most; he could be classified as Einstein smart. However, it makes it a challenge for him to connect with other people who are not as academically brilliant. He also has a schedule he sticks to everyday from the time he wakes up to the time he goes to bed. He also makes sure that him and the apartment are always clean and kept to his standard of perfection. However, Sheldon displaying all these qualities make him unique, entertain the audience. It keeps them on their toes and gets them laughing because everyone knows Sheldon’s response is not socially correct. This also keeps the audience engaged in the show and why the show, The Big Bang Theory, is on their tenth