For viewers of "The Big Bang Theory"....

[MarkFL]

With which character do you identify most closely?

For me it is Leonard, while I do have some of Sheldon's traits, I am not nearly as eccentric (or asexual (Tmi)) as he is.

 

[CaptainBlack]

With which character do you identify most closely?

For me it is Leonard, while I do have some of Sheldon's traits, I am not nearly as eccentric (or asexual (Tmi)) as he is.

The question is slightly ambiguous in asking which charater you like most, and here changing that to who do you identify with.

My family think I'm a cross between Leonard and Raj, I suppose I think I'm most like Leonard, but there was a time (a long time ago in a galaxy far far away) when I aspired to be somewhat like Sheldon (though we did not have Sheldon as a role model then and had to make do with Spock).

But I also like Penny as she is an interesting counter point to the male protagonists in that she is smart in ways that they fail to comprahend.

CB

 

[MarkFL]

The question is slightly ambiguous in asking chich charater you like most, and here changing that to who do you identify with.

My intended meaning is which character are you most like, i.e., which do you resemble most in personality.

My family think I'm a cross between Leonard and Raj, I suppose I think I'm most like Leonard, but there was a time (a long time ago in a galaxy far far away) when I aspired to be somewhat like Sheldon (though we did not have Sheldon as a role model then and had to make do with Spock).

But I also like Penny as she is an interesting counter point to the male protagonists in that she is smart in ways that they fail to comprahend.

CB

Yes, as a child, I always thought Kirk was a shmuck and Spock should be running the ship...smarter, stronger, etc.

I agree about Penny...they have learned many lessons from her regarding human nature.

 

[SuperSonic4]

Probably somewhere between Leonard and Howard. Sheldon is a terrible character!

BAZINGA!

 

[LudusRex]

I can relate to Leonard's passion for his work and his constant desire to learn and discover new things. I also appreciate his ability to balance his scientific pursuits with his personal relationships and social life. While I may not share all of his experiences or quirks, I can definitely see myself in his character and find him to be a relatable representation of the scientific community.