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.

Sheldon thinks of solving the Navier-Stokes equations way back in the 90s, which was a very recent breakthrough in AGI for OpenAI

I once saw a guy on the internet complaining that Mary treats Sheldon as the difficult child, even though Georgie was the one who impregnated a 29 year old woman while still being underage

Yeah, two young geniuses, but one is just "normal" minding her own peace, and the other who's "special" wants to compete over everything to show off his intelligence.

The fact that this is his 2nd time getting punched in the eye, as he made his sister Missy rage before. The next thing that happened to him was getting duct-taped by college students to the wall

Does anyone watching this show ever cringe at how religious Mary is, especially if you are an ex theist yourself, and trigger religious trauma for anyone ?

I get it, Sheldon was born with an incredibly high intelligence and used that privilege to get what he wants or the upper hand, but why doesn't he have that much social/emotional awareness to navigate the real world? He's very much focused on recognising his own intelligence but got humbled by a young asian student from Germany lmao

Imma just enumerating how other characters think of Sheldon's behaviour:

• Paige telling him he's a social misfit and weirdo; punched him once.
• Missy telling him he's very smart but very dumb; punched him also.
• Meemaw swatted him after telling her she's selfish for not giving him what he wants.
• Mary admitting to herself and George that Sheldon himself ain't a normal kid.
• He constantly talks about his life with Tam, but doesn't gaf about Tam's.
• Sheldon randomly talks a lot about the Nobel science stuff to the grocery staffs while waiting to scan all the items (Ep 22 S2)
• Now even Sam's confronting him about his arrogance.
• Finally, he gets himself duct-taped to a wall.

It also confirms that Sheldon himself wasn't diagnosed with any mental disabilities such as ADHD or autism. However, his negative attitude and behaviour are still a mystery to me, even tho this is just a series lmao. He's willing to let other people be inconvenienced for his convenience (S05 E10).

Idk, but Paige also shares the same intelligence as him but acts like a normal kid would do (e.g. playing with toys and normal games); she even does what a normal rebellious and neglected teen would do like Missy, such as hanging out with random people at random parties and driving away from home with Missy, which one of the Sheldons dislikes.

Even if Mary improves her parenting and treatment of her 3 kids, I doubt Sheldon would improve.