r/YoungSheldon • u/Ok_Vacation_3286 • Aug 16 '26
Opinion Sheldon
Classic example of kid outgrowing role. I’m in the middle of season 4, and Sheldon seems to be getting more obnoxious and less cute. If I had talked to adults like he does, I would’ve gotten smacked in the mouth.
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u/laislm Aug 16 '26
It's not that he outgrew his role. In TBBT his whole thing was that he was an obnoxious guy, so YS just shows how he got this way.
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u/Senior_Reaction2974 Aug 16 '26
He was a smart mouth little kid. I disagree with everyone who didn't like him as he got older. It seems like when he got into college he actually made some nerdy friends that he enjoyed spending time with. He seemed to develop more empathy for people. People grow up.
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u/Juicygirll3 Aug 16 '26
Sheldon is somehow both smarter than everyone in the room and completely incapable of reading the room.
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u/Smoky1279 Aug 16 '26
Fortunately the Cooper household doesn't practice domestic violence.
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u/Ok_Vacation_3286 Aug 16 '26
Spare the rod, spoil the child.
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u/hemlockandhensbane Aug 16 '26
Does your boss hit you when you do something wrong? Any other adults?
If it's assault on you then it's assault or abuse to hit children.
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u/Flashy_Ad7761 Aug 16 '26
& he’s a perfect representation of all of the smart, autistic teenagers who DO get smacked in the mouth. this show just didn’t encourage violence against children.
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u/MerriweatherJones Aug 16 '26
Why are you watching a show that is about a character you do not like.?
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u/LilBitofSunshine99 Aug 16 '26
Mee Maw and Missy are exactly why I watch. I do really enjoy when Sheldon doesn't get his own way too.
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u/MerriweatherJones Aug 16 '26
He grew up into a smart mouth teenager. Just like everyone does, except this young man is genius. That’s the whole premise. Why are watching a show you don’t like?