sheldon cooper time travel fanfiction

• Leonard Hofstadter
• Sheldon Cooper
• Amy Farrah Fowler
• Raj-Emily Together
• Penny has a job
• Transcripts
• Penny's Short Hair
• Girls Hanging Out
• Penny's Posse
• Raj Talks Without Alcohol
• Apartment 4B

The Troll Manifestation

• 2 Extended Plot
• 9 References

Summary [ ]

Sheldon and Leonard publish a paper based upon an idea from Leonard which is widely accepted except for some insulting comments by one Internet troll. The girls start digging up embarrassing things from their pasts, like Penny's gorilla movie , Bernadette 's beauty pageant days, and a fan-fiction story written by Amy involving her and Sheldon.

Extended Plot [ ]

While Leonard and Penny are eating dinner together, Penny asks about his on-going work with a particle detector and superfluids. Leonard is impressed even though Penny did write it down on a napkin from a previous day's discussion. The supercooled helium has a habit of crawling up the insides of the container and spilling out all over the place. Not unlike Sheldon 's ant farm adds Penny. Leonard then starts to talk about super-fluid vacuum theory for a moment and then stops. If one images three-dimensional-space on the surface of a n-dimension bubble wonders Leonard. He gets excited and he runs off to discuss it with Sheldon. As Leonard is leaving Penny yells out to him, "Okay, but you two use the kitchen island, the coffee table won't support both your weight." After describing his theory, Sheldon considers it rather noisily. Leonard then wonders if it is any good. Sheldon replies that it is good and he likes it. Sheldon gives Leonard a sticker with a kitty on it saying "Me-WOW". Even though Leonard is defensive that he is not a pre-schooler, he does take the sticker since it's one of the few compliments Sheldon has ever given him.

Later that night, Leonard wakes up and finds Sheldon has finished the calculations on his theory and written a research paper. First, Leonard wonders why Sheldon wrote a paper about his idea. When did Leonard's idea become their idea? After Sheldon mixed it with Sheldon-y goodness and cooked it in the Easy-Bake Oven of his mind. Leonard looks over his work and thinks the paper is good. Their concept is revolutionary and he wonders if anyone else has considered it. The only way to know is to post it on-line. The longer they wait, they run a chance that someone else will publish first. Leonard thinks they should sent it out and the two of them both click the computer mouse to sent it out to the world.

The girls are getting together for movie night. Amy and Bernadette want to watch Penny's gorilla movie . Penny doesn't, but they do find it online and start to watch it. The movie starts with a guy selling fresh bananas after which Bernadette knows this movie is going to be a train wreck.

In Leonard's lab he is continuing his work with super-cooled helium.  Raj and Howard enter with some great news; their paper was mentioned on the Quantum Diaries physics blog. There is a paper summary and they are is getting a lot of positive comments. "Insightful and innovating." "The concept shows some real out-of-the-box thinking." One person named "GeneralRelativity", comments that he wished this blog would devote itself to real science and not wanna theoreticians who are in a rush to publish. Sheldon is about to respond when the Internet troll adds that following on their work, he has a theory that space-time is like two clowns with their heads in a bucket like Cooper and Hofstadter. Leonard tells Sheldon to go ahead and respond. Sheldon does and tells them that if one messes with the bull, one gets the horns and he is feeling rather horny. Leonard then asks Howard or Raj to compose the response.

Penny is suffering through watching her movie until she finally turns it off. Her character knows that she is a killer gorilla because she just bit off the fingers of the doctor's receptionist. Bernadette wants the remote control back; however, Amy tells her to watch her fingers around Penny. Penny then digs up a video of Bernadette in a beauty pageant. Bernie snaps back that she just came to the revelation that making fun of people is wrong. Amy, wanting to watch the video, tells Penny to play it, which she proceeds to do. An adorable little Bernadette Maryann Rostenkowski is campaigning for Miss California Quiznos in 1999. In her video she says that she really, really "wanna" to win it several times per the Spice Girls song. Bernadette is horrified, while Amy wants Penny to play it again.

In the apartment , they have not found any more comments from "GeneralRelativity". Sheldon responses stated that they are both professionals and not crack-pots or wanna-be and that they stand behind their paper and, later that night, his mother. Leonard wonders if they had been too rough. Sheldon adds that they are just standing and aren't yelling "boo!" at her.

Bernadette is embarrassed about her beauty pageant past in which Penny agrees. Then, she blurts out that Amy writes " Little House on the Prairie " fan fiction that includes herself and Sheldon, and posts it online. Amy wants to know what she did to deserve that. Bernadette replies that she had to get the attention off of her, and that tearing down other women was part of her pageant training. Amy insists that it's personal so Penny concludes that it's about her and Sheldon. That is not true. Her story is about a physicist named Cooper time travelling back in time and meeting a pioneer woman named Amelia. Penny quickly finds it and starts to read as Bernadette listens carefully.

Sheldon is frustrated that their troll hasn't responded. He wants to get back at him. Raj is creating some fake accounts to add positive comments about their paper. Finally the troll responds that Sheldon and Leonard's juvenile attempts at humor go to prove that the physicists at Caltech are nothing but a bunch of engineers which really insults Sheldon and Howard. Sheldon challenges the troll to meet them face to face. Leonard wants him to delete that message, but before Sheldon can comply he gets an Internet video call. Sheldon freaks out and slams his computer shut, thus not taking the call.

Penny and Bernadette are having a great time reading Amy's story. Sheldon is found to be exhausting even in her fantasies, comments Bernadette. Amy says that then she changes him because that is good writing. And wishful thinking. They get excited reading about how Amelia is reacting to the man from the future named Cooper as they start to flirt.

Back in the apartment the guys discuss how these trolls feel that the anonymity of the Internet allows them to say what they wouldn't say in front of their face. Sheldon remarks that he can't think of a thing that he wouldn't say in front of somebody. They decide to confront this troll, while Leonard wonders what this loser has ever accomplished. Returning the call and Sheldon and Leonard find out that it was Professor Hawking . When asked if he didn't like their paper, he admits that he did find it intriguing and after forty years in a wheelchair, one gets bored. Leonard and Sheldon are so glad Hawking likes their work, and even Howard has to admit it's pretty cool.

Still reading Amy's story, Amelia is helping Cooper fix his time machine. Amy stops them after they seem to be making fun of her; however, Bernadette and Penny have gotten so invested in the story that they want to hear more of it. Amy agrees and starts to read how Amelia wants him to stay, but he still has to depart. He disappears. Amelia starts to cry as a hand reaches for her shoulder. Cooper has returned. Amelia asks "What about the future?" He admits that there is no future without her. As Amelia starts to feel excited, Leonard runs in with his exciting news that Professor Hawking liked their paper. Penny and Bernie shout at him, "GET OUT!"

Finally, Cooper and Amelia (Sheldon and Amy) are seen with Cooper being Bathing|bathed by Amelia. He thanks her for his warm bath and tells her all about his Underoos. Leonard tells her to keep reading the story while they are in bed. As Amelia starts to sponge off Cooper and asks about the ways of physical love in the future, Leonard gets weirded out and turns over to go to sleep. Penny however smiles enthusiastically, eager to read more of Amy's fan faction.

Credits [ ]

• Stephen Hawking as Himself
• Jim Meskimen as Doctor/Man (Voice Only)
• Teleplay: Jim Reynolds , Steve Holland & Maria Ferrari
• Story: Steven Molaro , Eric Kaplan & Tara Hernandez
• Title Reference: The title refers to the internet troll (a person who sows discord on the Internet by starting arguments or upsetting people) that makes disparaging comments on Leonard and Sheldon's research paper.
• Taping date: January 20, 2015
• This episode was watched by 17.09 million people with a rating of x.x (adults 18–49).
• Total viewers including DVR users 22.32 million.
• The Big Bang Theory was ranked #x for the week ending xx February 2015.
• This episode aired in Canada on February 5, 2015, with 4.22 million viewers with a weekly ranking of #1.
• In Australia, it aired on March 17, 2015, with 0.92 million viewers.
• Episode transcript [1]

Critics [ ]

• Jesse Schedeen at IGN - For all that The Big Bang Theory is accused of stereotyping geeks and geek culture, at least this show takes care to portray its heroes as legitimately smart men of science in addition to being obsessed with Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, and everything else. That quality was really at the forefront this week, as Leonard and Sheldon joined forces, pooled their collective mental might, and crafted a paper that promised to shake up the glamorous, fast-paced world of theoretical physics...As entertaining as this main plot thread was, the subplot focused on the girls actually wound up being better still...But the fact that Penny and Bernie became engrossed in the saga of Amelia and Cooper was the real highlight.
• IMDb user reviews [2]
• His eyes move so most likely not a picture.
• Amelia and the Time-traveler is a reference to Amy Pond and the Doctor from Doctor Who .
• Bernadette used to appear in beauty pageants.
• Amy writes " Little House on the Prairie " fan fiction stories though none of these characters appear in LHOTP. Second episode to reveal that a character previously wrote fan fiction. First was " The Thespian Catalyst " (S4E14).
• Penny 's horrible movie " Serial Ape-ist 2: Monkey See, Monkey Kill " was completed and is at least available on the Internet.
• In Amy's fan fiction, Amelia is bathing Cooper, like Sheldon did for her in " The Fish Guts Displacement " (S6E10).
• This episode sets up the beginning of the plot for Sheldon and Leonard 's superfluid theory, which later results in Howard joining them in Season 9 .
• Fourth time Sheldon is seen topless (albeit in a fantasy). The first three times that happens were in, " The Parking Spot Escalation " (S6E09), " The Convention Conundrum " (S7E14) and " The Relationship Diremption " (S7E20).
• This episode shows that Amy is a good fan fiction writer and that Penny and Bernadette become crazy fangirls.
• This episode was filmed after " The Comic Book Store Regeneration " (S8E15) to connect the two episodes that deal with the death of Howard's mother .
• In the pageant video, Bernadette says she's from Yorba Linda, California, Richard Nixon's birthplace.
• Although the episode title is a reference to the online troll on Leonard and Sheldon's paper, it could also refer to the girls revealing one another's embarrassing secrets, thereby trolling each other.
• The theory that space-time is like a superfluid is a real theory formulated by Stefano Liberati and Luca Maccione. If found correct it would unify quantum physics and general relativity. 
• Raj and Howard share no scenes with the girls (Amy, Bernadette and Penny) in this episode.
• Sheldon shares no scenes with Penny and Bernadette in this episode.
• The girls yell "Get out!" to Leonard just like the two main couples did to Howard when he returned from outer space Season 6 and they were have a pie-eating contest in " The Re-Entry Minimization ".

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References [ ]

• [3] Taping Report by MichyGeary
• 1 George Cooper Jr.
• 2 Missy Cooper
• 3 Amanda McAllister

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10 Rules From Sheldon Cooper’s Roommate Agreement Everyone Should Follow

“The Big Bang Theory” is full of hilarious jokes, but something that isn’t a bazinga is Sheldon Cooper’s roommate agreement.

Like Sheldon and Amy’s relationship agreement, the roommate agreement is the sacred document that summarizes Leonard and Sheldon’s responsibilities to each other as friends and roomies. This covers all the necessities from where to order takeout to the correct protocol in case of a zombie outbreak. And through it all, Leonard and Sheldon have become better buds than ever . or, you know, at least they haven’t torn each other apart.

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7. The dairy rule Image: Tumblr 8. The pet rule

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Though, #10 shouldn’t be much of an issue for Sheldon and Leonard .

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