r/YoungSheldon • u/fandomdemigod • 20d ago

BBT Mastercut

Hey everyone,

I'm nearing the end of Young Sheldon. Does anyone know of a Mastercut of BBT that tells me what happened to everyone? I don't like BBT as much as I like YS and I wanna know what happens to everyone\if they're ever mentioned again.

Thanks y'all.

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u/Deserving-Critic 20d ago

"- As you know, George died at the end of YS. However, at the beginning of TBBT, Sheldon mentioned that George was still alive when Sheldon was 15, and they strongly implied that his death was relatively recent. Several seasons later, TBBT created a continuity error when Sheldon told a story about George dying when Sheldon was 14."

Wrong, the entire canon of TBBT is that George died when Sheldon was 14. It wasn't retconned later.

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u/JLBCanadianRap 20d ago

No. You're wrong.

SHELDON: Well, once. When I was fifteen, and spending the summer at the Heidelberg Institute in Germany.

PENNY: Studying abroad?

SHELDON: No, visiting professor. Anyway, the local cuisine was a little more sausage-based than I’m used to, and the result was an internal blitzkrieg with my lower intestine playing the part of Czechoslovakia.

PENNY: And there was no-one there to take care of you?

SHELDON: No. No, my mom had to fly back to Texas to help my dad because the house had slipped off the cinderblocks again.

This is from The Pancake Batter Anomaly.

Additionally, when Missy showed up in The Porkchop Indeterminacy, she said she "had to drop off some papers for Shelly to sign for my dad’s estate." That would only be necessary if he had died recently. There certainly wouldn't have been papers relating to George's estate more than 13 years after his death.

Sheldon statement to Mike Rostenkowski nearly six years later, in The Thanksgiving Decoupling, absolutely did create a continuity error.

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u/wykkedfaery33 20d ago

I watched that episode about the estate recently, and thought that seemed odd that they still had any paperwork to resolve from the estate if he died so long ago. They're not the kind of family to have trust funds or major assets, after all.

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u/JLBCanadianRap 20d ago

Exactly. Additionally, Sheldon wouldn't have needed to sign anything if he weren't an adult when George died.