Purple Realm

Ah, tv shows. Teams of writers cramped into small, humid rooms combine everything they've ever seen, heard and thought of, much like dreams, to create a fictional life with its own backround, life story and personality.
Once created, the parade of thespians begins, lines read and emotions high to find a perfect fit to bring the person made in scratchings on paper to life.
It can be a lengthy process, or remarkably quick. Some say it's luck, others say it's fate.
I say it's television, and sometimes the combination of the thespian and the words on the paper become something rather wondrous indeed - and I shall detail one of these for you now.

November's fictional character:
Name: Sheldon Cooper.

Appears in: The Big Bang Theory.
Played by: Jim Parsons.
Random Character info: Sheldon is a theoretical physicist with an IQ of 187. He has an extensive knowledge of almost everything bar pop culture and human relations.
Sheldon has no grasp on sarcasm or the emotions of others, and is incredibly obsessive-compulsive about almost everything in his life.
He was a child prodigy - conducting hazardous experiments at even a young age, and achieving his first phd at just 16. He loves comic books, videogames, superheroes and sci-fi.
Why I love him: He's neurotic, narcissistic, a perfectionalist and a know-it-all - and that's good viewing when put into the right context. And bless him, he just doesn't know how to work a social life. Sheldon is logical to a very critical fault - which, of course, can also lead to some really funny situations.
A couple of quotes:
"What does that expression mean, "Friends with benefits"? Does he provide her with health insurance?"
"I believe the appropriate metaphor here involves a river of excrement and a Native American water vessel without any means of propulsion."
"Everybody has a date. Even you, Mario, going after Princess Peach. And what am I doing? I'm just enabling you."
And finally - not so much a quote, nor Sheldon speaking but - Leonard says, when Sheldon, bless him, tries to smile:
"We're here to see Koothrappali, not kill Batman!"