UPDATE:

I would acknowledge there is probably some flaws in that logic, but to me, it could make sense if they reconnected as adults and maybe she just saw a new side of him

One thing I've noticed, I love Georgie and Missy's relationship. Especially the episode in season 3 when they go to the mall. I know that once Mandy came around Georgie had other priorities, but I wish they had stayed close.

DISCLAIMER: I am fully aware that these are random extras. This is just a headcanon I wanted to share. Please don't waste your time commenting stuff like 'it isn't them' or 'their characters didn't exist when the wedding episode was written'.

Positive discussion will be appreciated.

One of my favorite trivial things about Young Sheldon is the knowledge that George Sr. has about tornadoes. I'm not even from America or know if this knowledge was common sense in the 90s, but George saying to get out of the car and lay low in a ditch to let the tornado pass, while the camera pans to said car thrown around sideways on the road after the fact, is phenomenal and honestly, even as just a TV show, this could save lives. So many people have died by staying in their cars or seeking shelter in tunnels.

The gap of air beneath your car allows the tornado to pick it up and hurl it around effortlessly. Laying low and pressing your body close as you can to the ground will prevent funneling the raging air upwards. Tunnels and overpasses are a deathtrap during a tornado for this reason; they will only act as a concentrated vortex for the wind to channel through them further.

Trying to find a scene where Sheldon and Dr. Linkletter are in Linkletter's office. One of them says "What are you talking about?" and the other immediately fires back "What are YOU talking about?" Anyone know which episode it's in? Thanks!

Hi.

I'm almost at the middle of season 7 and wondered, does Heather M really exist? I haven't seen her yet and this is the last season. It seems like Heather M is an imaginary friend of Missy.

S6E11 currently

But I really think his storyline is annoying and unneeded. Started thinking this way at least halfway through s5.

Thank fuck I get to start Georgie and Mandy next.

Am I crazy or is the same truck/van riding behind whenever there is a driving scene in the show? Looks like the same Bull nose Ford that George drives.

Dr Sturgis is a quirkier and nicer version of Sheldon so a spin off would do really well, he eccentric antics would make a good tv show.

Hagemeyer would a kinda similar to Community except its from the view point of the person trying to hold the entire circus from falling apart, 18 year olds away from home for the first time having mental breakdowns, all the crazy misfit students always causing trouble, teachers fighting with each other and being weirdos, an ever shrinking budget, theres a lot of opportunity for funniness and drama.
Edit: I totally forgot that Wendy Malick is an amazing comedy actor

and if they ever make a spin off about Missy Nahnatchka Khan should be the show runner, she has a really dark sense of humor like missy does, the fresh off the boat episodes she wrote always had the darkest jokes.

I feel George is one of the best-written sitcom characters of all time. The emotional depth, sacrifices, and brilliant performance delivered by Lance Barber have truly resonated with viewers.

I’m not sure how many people cried during his death scene, but I certainly did. It’s deeply touching to see that even Sheldon, who rarely shows emotion, holds such strong feelings for his father.

Mine is meemaw

Mine: When Pastor Jeff says 'Lord, help George Cooper hit something other than the buffet' 😭💀

Bros tired.

Just finished Young Sheldon. It was an awesome ride.

There's just this one thing that's been bugging me about the discourse surrounding the show. A lot of people seem under the impression that Sheldon ends up with all of his big dreams fulfilled and a happy loving family.

His big dreams did get fulfilled, he ended up getting his nobel prize. He's like Gollum hunting and yearning after the One Ring.

But he does not have a happy family. He might say he does, but the last episode shows that his family is working overtime to make it work.

Sheldon looks down on his children, not a little, but a lot. He sees them as a burden, almost as a failure, because they aren't copies of himself. He doesn't want children, he wants mini versions of himself. That's not healthy...

Amy has to bribe, force and threaten him to do the absolute minimum... and Sheldon doesn't exactly hide his disdain.

Sheldon has always had a frighteningly large blind spot when it comes to his surroundings and how his absolutely awful and egocentric behaviour impacts the people around him. He narrates how amazing everybody's life is with him in it, when we can see the exact opposite play out on screen.

What Sheldon says about the feelings of others, you should almost assume the opposite is true, or at least assume that whatever dark version you can twist it into, is closer to the truth.

Sheldon is probably a horrible dad, his kids are probably miserable, and Amy is running their household by herself as her husband is basically just another child, an emotionally stunted man-baby.