First Aired: 2021-04-22
Vanity Card: 669
Synopsis: >!Sheldon is caught in a moral dilemma when offered a bootleg copy of a computer game he can't afford. Also, Mary and Meemaw take Brenda out for girls' night while George Sr. and the guys watch Billy, and Missy asks Georgie to take her and Marcus on a secret date!<
First Aired: 2021-10-28
Vanity Card: 683
Synopsis: >!Sheldon, Missy and Georgie adapt to new living arrangements; Meemaw opens a gambling room.!<
Not the binaries part, aparently he know the Fight Club Rule. Rule #1, no body talks about Usenet.
He was logging onto a physics discussion group, but it was a long scene where he spelt out the alt.physics... newsgroup name.
Original Air Date: 2019-12-12
First aired: 2019-02-21
There is an episode of young Sheldon in which the father and daughter to go there for a meal.
The scene at the red lobster is how red lobster used to be. It was a restaurant you dressed up to go to and that the wait staff treated you like you were the only person in the room. The portions were large and you got your moneys worth. The entire experience was around you enjoying an unique dining adventure.
Unfortunately today red lobster is extremely overpriced for the incredibly small portions you get. The wait staff is trained mostly to push alcohol sales and to get you in and out of your table as fast as possible. And I have discovered that my local red lobster is rarely doing delivery through GrubHub or door dash.
It is sad to see a restaurant that was once the gold standard for seafood restaurants basically become one step below a long John silver’s. 😢
I would just really like to see the other characters and their life in 1990
- Leonard: Living with his terrible family and getting bullied in school
- Howard: Last year with his dad and school life
- Raj: Living in India and his parents would be so funny
- Bernie: Also how she was in school and how she was doing with her siblings
- Amy: Her sad life and her crazy parents
- Stuart: See how he's the leader of the nerd group in high school
https://youtu.be/qFpyYFtoMao?t=134
Sheldon wants a computer, which leads to some family drama. Find out what happens tonight at 8:30PM EST.
Did he get free of it? Has he broken his slave chains and thrown down the oppressive autism of Young Sheldon? I've not been able to find episode 16. I mean honestly I don't really care that it wasn't made, I just want to know why he didn't continue. I'm guessing it was either due to too many projects or just lost all interest which can't blame either. The autistic fuck.
First aired: 2018-12-06
Vanity card: 604
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Original Air Date: 2020-01-16
"Young Sheldon" is a brilliantly written, creative and scientific masterpiece. It is written in such a way so as to ease the much more naïve populous with IQ scores of less than 200 into the even more brilliantly written "The Big Bang Theory". From its humour, which includes mature language to cater to an even larger demographic, to the relatable (to those of us with an advanced knowledge of theoretical physics, at least) situations in which our main character, Sheldon, is thrust into the show is the best thing to grace our television screens since Rick & Morty and The Big Bang Theory.
An example of the shows masterful writing, in the first episode our hero finds himself in an institution for higher learning at the age of nine. This is a brilliant way of attracting two audiences. The naïve and unwise find it humourous that a young boy is thrust into an inappropriate situation whereas us intellectuals find relatability, although a bit extreme, in the situation.
All in all, "Young Sheldon" is the most intellectual show, apart from Rick & Morty and The Big Bang Theory, on the planet. Its creator, Chuck Lorre, must be given a Nobel prize for his great service to humanity.
Original Air Date: 2020-01-30
Original Air Date: 2019-11-21
Original Air Date: 2019-11-07
Original Air Date: 2019-10-24
