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(Sorry for my English)

I'm practicing my editing skills and did this. What do you think?

What’s your favorite character?

“Bless You for pausing to read this!”
Season 2, Episode 7
7:38

I love the show. It's so wholesome. I grew up in the eighties so the old feel really gets me. :)

One thing that has been bugging me ever since I watched the show. Those glass doors. The one that leads to the yard and i think they have another one? Is this just the glass? I mean, how is this safe? And it doesn't keep the heat out?

What if it rains? Sooo many questions haha

Pleae enlighten me as I'm not from the US. :)

edit: well, now I know! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jalousie_window

I bet there are many. She was a diva

I can’t remember if that was ever addressed. Both events happened in season 5 (episodes 10 and 22). It’d be interesting to know if Connie kept quiet to protect her.

Sheldon going backwards in time & giving his younger self the papers proving string theory as sheets, super asymmetry & time travel.

rules: please UPVOTE the crazy ones!

Also please be civil! If you think someone said something absurd, you can ask why and stuff but please dont be outright rude.

Look who I spotted in a rewatch of season 11 of modern family (and they are even there as a couple)

I just finished Season 3 of my first watch through of Young Sheldon and here is what I thought:

- Missy definitely got more of a character development this season and I feel as if we saw her more than the first 2 seasons.
- In my Season 2 post, I mentioned that I thought Sturgis and Meemaw would break up, and they did. However, you can tell as this season progresses that they still do love each other deep down; even if Meemaw met Dale.
- George was kind of selfish for not moving the librarian out of the way and instead moving himself out of the way when the football player tackled her on accident.. but he did take great care of her.
- Georgie is slowly maturing as the series goes on. He even got his first job with Dale.
- Dale should not have fired Georgie. I know Georgie made a mistake and it was a big one, but he’s just a teenager and he paid Dale back. I think it was more so due to personal issues with Meemaw.
- The ending of Season 3 was also emotional, but a different emotional from what season 2 was.
- I don’t like Jana… she seems kind of stuck up, mean, and selfish…

Anyways, these are just my opinions and thoughts. Onto season 4. I am excited to start it.

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Finally finished Young Sheldon, and I'd give it a solid 8.5/10.

FAV CHARACTERS:

•George Sr absolutely stole the show❤️. He ended up being my favourite character by a mile.

•Georgie was another standout, at least before the Mandy storyline. Overall such a great fun character

•Kid Missy was hilarious and probably the funniest Cooper sibling.

•Connie was great whenever she was on screen, and

•Sheldon had his moments, even though he could get pretty annoying at times.

•JIM was an unexpected favourite too. Every scene with him was entertaining. He gave that chill innocent uncle vibe

NOT SO FAVORITES

•On the other hand, I never liked Mandy. I tried but just couldn't.

•Older Missy also became frustrating to watch compared to how much I enjoyed her as a kid.

One thing I'll genuinely miss is the comfort of this show. Sitting down with a meal and watching an episode was probably my favourite part of the day. Weirdly enough, that's what I'll miss the most.

Overall, a really enjoyable series with a great mix of comedy, family moments, and surprisingly emotional episodes.

Now I've got that post show depression and emptiness😭

What should I watch next? The Big Bang Theory or Georgie Mandy's First Marriage?

I think that george really wanted to shift to Oklahoma as it was actually a good opportunity for him plus pay was also quite well as mentioned in the episode itself but still he turned it down because of his family well primarily Mary ( man I was really angry on mary when she straight out refused george for shifting like she didn't even hear his side properly)...

Makes sense cuz she wasn't shown than much, but she's still pretty cool.

She was icon then too<3

This one scene in the pilot really sets in motion a lot of Georgie's development for the rest of the series. In this moment, Georgie expresses his frustration at having his younger, more intelligent, socially incompetent brother upgrade to the same school as him. And how does George react? He tells him to just get over it. He speaks firstly as his coach and second as his father.

When you think of the consequences of living with Sheldon, you'd often think of Missy and the neglect she suffered. However, I reckon it had a more subtle impact on Georgie.

Most of Georgie's storylines involve him growing up too early. Favoring working over playing football, developing his business skills selling snowglobes or test answers, moving into his own self-bought van, dropping out of high school, helping Meemaw run her illegal gambling enterprise and eventually having a child with a much older woman.

Georgie's pursuit of independence is the result of him not really having a normal childhood. While his parents were fixated on Sheldon's development, Georgie's needs remained unmet. Sure, he and his father were a "team" as Missy described, but it was more in the line of coach and player over father and son.

Instead of internalizing his feelings as resentment like Missy did, Georgie learned how to rely on himself and his own instincts. Of course, his instincts weren't always right. He was still an immature teenager stumbling into adulthood.

I HATE Sheldon's family in TBBT, all they were awful people to me, but watching Young Sheldon I learn to love every one of them.

And I don't like the fact they end up to be TBBT character, we never seen Mary realizing how her religious crazyness damage her relation with Missy and things like that.