I posted the below in a reddit post about the new show Georgie and Mandy's First Marriage querying whether Sheldon (Ian Armitage) will appear in the new series at all but it is also relevant here: "If he does it will be a season finale moment which is fine. This show isn't about Sheldon its about Georgie. The scenes with Georgie visiting his father's grave solidify this. Despite the ups and downs of their relationship over the years, Georgie is very much his fathers son (he is the the eldest after all). While Sheldon may be a genius in a technical sense, his abilities to process emotions especially after such a hard hit in life are very limited & almost child-like. He is running and suppressing his emotions, which TBBT shows us has significant consequences for Sheldon in the long term. It gives greater depth to his decision to move far away from his family, it is not just a decision based on his intellectual prowess. He is alone (until he meets Leonard years later) and he really doesn't start to process his emotions about George Sr until after Howard's mother's death in TBBT and meeting Amy. The narration of YS shows us that Sheldon only really starts dealing with his loss head on when he gets married & has his own children & starts to reflect upon his life, and a lot of this is because of Amy Farrah Fowler and her love for him (and also his friends, particularly Leonard). This is some 15-20 years later. He harbors the pain for a long time, and it seriously affects his personality. His friends in TBBT only put up with his arrogance and irritating idiosyncrasies due to the fact they see through it and know he is ultimately a good person, which ironically is the part of him derived from his parents (despite Sheldon's internal denial of this). Georgie however, is proving that his father taught him well. He is emotionally mature for his age and he possesses George Sr's toughness in the face of hard circumstances.. He is manning up when it matters most as his father always did. He is of course struggling with George Sr's death as is the whole family, but he is the glue holding them together at the moment and he is a good kid who is trying to put positivity first, as his Dad would have wanted. He has a deep sense of the importance of family which his father instilled in him, and the show is portraying this admirably. He is George Sr (just a younger version of him) and he is picking up the pieces as best he can given his situation (and he is doing it well compared to everyone else in his family at the moment). Will Sasso's character is great in this respect. Jim McAllister can see George Sr in Georgie and is stepping up to be a de-facto father figure for him as he needs it right now. All the fathers in YS clearly liked & respected George Sr as he was a solid good family man (also it's Texas i mean who doesn't have respect for the football coach). I like the show and it's portrayal of significant loss and the realities of moving on from such a hit. TBBT also shows us that Georgie, perhaps unknowingly, reaps his rewards for his actions as he really does become the most successful in his family, emotionally and financially. What would be cooler than a Sheldon appearance would be, perhaps a series of unconnected events in Georgie's life arises in the coming shows that are out of Georgie's control/knowledge that vaguely hints that George Sr may, in some respect, still be out there somewhere in an existential sense assisting his son from beyond the grave. Nothing to obvious or cheesy but perhaps something the viewer can grasp but not Georgie. This could be tied in with Mary's faith in her beliefs, and also show that Sheldon's belief in science, whilst being able to explain most things in life, can't explain everything. The writers have a lot to work with here as every family experiences this type of loss at some time or another in their tenure. It's just a fact of life, which the show makes very clear."
The fact Georgie took care of his mom and siblings while having a kid on his own to look after to says what kind of person he is. I’m glad now he is a successful businessman.
@@haylongwang3002here’s a little confusion in continuity. Previously in big bang theory it was that that Georgie never had any children. Then young Sheldon came along and screwed that
George truly became the man his father wanted him to become while being mocked and labelled as an utter disappointment by him and everyone else in Young Sheldon. Now THAT is a real man.
He's not mocked and labelled as a disappointment. His parents get annoyed with him sometimes, because like most teenage boys, he's lazy, he's selfish and he isn't very bright at school...Mary worries about him getting into trouble with girls, or hanging out and gambling with Meemaw..but they dont see him as a disappointment.. any more than any parents do..
This is one of my least favorite scene in the entire series. I hated it! Georgie bullied Sheldon, who clearly has issues, be it OCD, sensory integration disorder or whatever. And Georgie plays the victim because when George Sr. died, he, who was a grown adult by then, had to put his big boy pants on and help his family. Pathetic! Shame on Mary for saying should wouldn't go to Sheldon's wedding unless he got his bully brother, who Mary herself called "dumb as soup" and complained was dating a wh0re, to come to the wedding that was tangible evidence of Sheldon's growth and should've been celebrated with people he wanted around him, not his bully. Though it's not in Sheldon's character to truly stand up to his mom if it's not science based, Sheldon should've said, "If you want to miss the biggest day of my life, fine, stay in Texas... And when we have grandchildren, you can stay home for that too. This is mine and Amy's wedding, not yours, and if you do love me enough to respect that, you don't need to be there. The choice is yours. Choose wisely... I never forget!"
@@s1m4r what? have you ever heard of gangrene? just because you’re family doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be cut off, or else you poison the healthy parts of the unit.
It's nice that we have 'Young Sheldon' because we get to see the Coopers' lives before George Sr. died. It makes this scene so much more heartfelt since we have a background of Georgie's side.
This scene is really good. Sheldon's brother George made so much sacrifice for sheldon and his family. And yet he still have enough to make a businnes out of everything he went through. The point of this is sheldon always misses the sacrifice of everyone around him. Especially leonard.
suddenly...I feel bad for Amy....yeah, I know he loves her...but...he is Sheldon.....he fails to understand a lot about humans and emotions....and when you're in a committed relationship things like that matter the most
That is the case of most on the spectrum. Sheldon misses social queues, so it makes sense for him to not notice the sacrifices of others until it is explained to him. I'm glad they didn't go OOC with Sheldon. It's comforting and the representation is important.
The way George jr's been described in past episodes, I expected him to be like Penny's brother. But anybody who manages to support his family after his father dies and build a successful business from the ground up is a far cry from the 'mouth breathing idiot' that Sheldon reffered to. If I had a brother like Georgie I'de admire him, even if I had Sheldon's academic accomplishments.
In einer Folge sagte Sheldon's Mutter: Gott gibt dir soviel, wie du auf deinen Schultern tragen kannst. Zum Glück sind meine anderen Kinder dumm wie Brot....Die Mutter ist auch nicht sehr dankbar.
"I know life has been hard for you; doesn't mean it hasn't been easy for everyone else." I love that line, and I wish more people realize that. Just because other people didn't have it as rough as you, doesn't mean it didn't have its hardships.
@@the-ironclad He has in a lot of ways. Although he doesn't have autism, he does have a lot of symptoms like autism and OCPD. It's definitely been challenging for him to communicate and understand people which has ruined a lot of things for him.
@@the-ironcladyes he has and that’s exactly the point the op was making from your perspective maybe he didn’t have a hard life but I think he did not in the conventional sense but he suffered because so many things that seem so easy to most people are incredibly difficult to overcome for someone like him. I have a friend whose autistic and I know just how difficult it is for him to do some things many of us wouldn’t give a second thought about people suffer in different ways and it may not always be noticeable.
@@the-ironclad Sheldon had a hard life because he literally has an inability to understand others. The only reason he's okay is because he's using intelligence to make up for his lack of social understanding....
Honestly, I know it's a throw away punchline, but i think this can be overanalyzed to being a subtly sweet moment. Sheldon is generally the smartest person in the room. If you have doubts about that he'll assure you that he is. He does know that he's not knowledgeable about everything, though. He knows nothing about tires. He knows his brother is an expert on tires. If Georgie says "buy new," then by god Sheldon's gonna buy new. He may not have a lot of respect for his brother's chosen field of expertise, but he does respect his brother's knowledge in it.
Also at this time, Georgie had just had a baby daughter and a wife. Meaning he was looking after his mom, sister, Wife and baby. Possibly Meemaw a bit as well.
Hope to see the mom and missy make appearances in the georgie and mandy spin off, see georgie check up on their mom and help her thru the pain and see him take care of missy
Wow Sheldon apologised. He actually truly and genuinely apologized to his brother and he almost never owns up to his mistakes. Gotta say that's actually pretty impressive as this has got to be the first true genuine apology Sheldon has ever given in his entire life.
His mom also allowed him to be the way he was instead of trying to make him see the error of his ways & when he tried to show her that he was trying to be nicer she always ignored it & kept him the way he was , Instead of other always blaming him for his quirk's look at how his mom constantly sheltered him because of her own insecurities for her own self ?
playstationsteve Well honestly I’ve always thought that Sheldon was high functioning autistic, and if the parents didn’t know and he didn’t have behavior therapy, Sheldon is what you get.
Watching Young Sheldon after this episode, I have a bigger appreciation for Georgie. He stepped up further when he became a father. And when he said to George at the funeral before the casket closed, "You don't have to worry. I got everything under control. I won't let you down, Dad." Georgie is the Cooper family's silent hero.
i know a guy like that. father died young managed to live out and is having multiple thriving businesses. most guys who run small to medium businesses usually have great backstories in person too.
The way Georgie says “well that’s alright, I know you didn’t” with a smile on his face got me feelin stuff. He’s still the bigger and more understanding brother! Immediately defused the argument and turned it into a heartfelt scene for Sheldon. A great scene in the show this one
It would've been an even bigger character building moment if Sheldon would've said, "I should've... I'm sorry." But his character is at that point yet, even with his big bro. Baby steps.
@@mariakhan7986 You mean Asbergers, which is part of Autistic Spectrum Disorder, and you don't "overcome" it, you just learn new ways to adapt or even hide your autism. Learning to adapt is helpful, but you should never have to hide being autistic to be worthy of respect and dignity as a person.
Say has a double nature: show and create. If someone says you 'say that you love me', correctly you can answer 'that you love me' because that say functions for show what is said. Finally, everything depends on how we pronounce words, that is the nature of enunciation.
What I love about Georgie is that all Sheldon's quirks don't faze him and actually what does faze him is when he's acting like a compassionate human being. He's also not being critical of the way Sheldon is in this scene, he realises his brother is different and he doesn't judge him for it, he just gets exasperated by it sometimes. Something I think was good to introduce into the series, people who understood Sheldon and the way he was and that an apology was actually a big deal for him.
Being the Eldest out of 3 Boys, and Having to be raised by my grandparents away from my parents and 2 brothers is kinda hard. My younger brother is more of a elderly brother than me nowadays
Barracuda id say if you’ve watched young Sheldon this hits harder than it does, especially how they were to each other when kids and how Georgie went from being kinda lazy to having to support his family emotionally and financially
I love that tap Sheldon does on georgie’s hand. It both shows Sheldon is still socially awkward yet also shows that he finally felt a positive connection with his brother. And Georgie is like “that’s weird, but I’ll allow it. That had good meaning behind it”
What about That scene where Howard's mother dies? I feel like they were all connected in that episode. Sure in a sad way but very emotional. Or when Leonard kind of broke Beverly by forgiving her even tho she ABSOLUTELY doesn't deserve it and she finally showed some love for him? Also a beautiful scene!
Maybe the fact that Sheldon was finally confronted to his mistakes (and not excused under the pretext of his genius and his inability in social relationships as usual ), and finally admitted his mistakes and even apologized ?
Crescentknight8189 Sheldon apparently wasn’t aware of the real reason Georgie threw away the Halloween costume. Protecting his little brother from getting beat up. Sheldon left out what scientist he was going to dress up as.
Darcy Brummett that's what I mean. Sheldon tends to exaggerate things to make himself seem more grandiose and suffering under the yoke of his simple family, but what it looks like on Little Sheldon, that wasn't the case
Crescentknight8189 Another possibility is because of the different way of thinking(at least I think) is not reading or percepting it the same due to cut back of certain portions and acceleration in other's. The way Sheldon would react would also be different from the normal person simply even based on this so his experience isn't perse distorted(possibly is distorted everyone is different after all) I would think but like a different lense entirely that's another possibility. So to him it would be accurate for recollection to another it could technically be called distorted yes to the regularily "normal" functioning brain.
Cray May But then you can't blame Sheldon for something that he didn't realise that was happening and doesn't actually have the capability especially at the age he was when his dad died to understand and be helpful in the situation
Sheldon’s recollection of most of his past should be taken with a grain of salt. He always believed himself superior to his family members. He was definitely the favorite. He got the computer he always wanted. Georgie was mean and nice to him like all big brothers. Lol Missy was definitely important to him, he left to be there during her pregnancy. His mom calls her kids dumb as soup, but really only compared to Sheldon.
Well when you really think about it Sheldon is only academically intelligent, he's basically stupid in everything else. His siblings might not have had the same academic prowess but they sure are a lot smarter than Sheldon thinks.
@@kgunitkeese17 sheldon is way smarter than his siblings. Those social stupid things like understanding humour and sarcasm or being sassy is not considered smartness. Sheldon won the Nobel prize, what else do you need as a confirmation.
@@JSRbowling595 Meh but not on the same level. There are plenty of people that are "street smart" on the level of George and Missy, Sheldon is a world-renowned scientist.
“Mom was a mess”( she became even more overly religious and distant from her children. The scene where she’s sitting in front of George Senior’s tombstone she was dismissive of Memmaw’s claims that her children needed her but she wouldn’t listen and focused more and more on Sheldon) “Missy was dumb teenager” (without her father and mother’s negligence she became rebellious, party girl and as she grew older was attracted to losers and got knocked up by said losers) “I had to look after both of them” (financially and emotionally, possibly costing his marriage and getting divorced)
That’s why I did not like about her. She was always more religious over her own children! Even Meemaw tried to convince her her children needed her more than ever after George passed
I don't like George' exscursing Missys behavior because she was a dumb teenager, Sheldon was a teenager also! I feel because of his intelligence, the family throught that translated to maturity, but the opposite was true! Mary coddled Sheldon, and now we would probably say Sheldon was on the spectrum for Asburger.
@@jonafangk1288 Young sheldon first aired in late 2017 and young George was already there, older George first appears in the episode 11x23, which first aired on may 3 2018
It's quite sad how even when George matured super fast and became the breadwinner after his father's passing, Mary still doted on Sheldon. When George Sr passed, George didn't just lose a father, he lost the one parent who saw something in him. George Sr loved all his children equally in their own way, but you could tell Mary definitely played favourites with Sheldon, and just couldn't see the man George was becoming. Maybe she was blinkered, or maybe she saw so much of her late husband in George that she almost kept feeling loss because of it, but Mary was definitely not a good mother.
Mary was religious out of need, and it flattered her to view Sheldon as a special sign of God's favor. But that little triangle didn't leave much room for anyone else in the Cooper family.
TOMMY KELVIN GOMEZ JIMENEZ u do realize that not everyone can understand a Texas accent..right?? He wouldn’t be making a lot of money if people couldn’t understand what he’s saying..hence the reason why he toned the accent down, and besides he grew up, and sometimes even accents can fade away. Edit: And just to be clear I’m not saying that his accent faded because he grew up
I'm so glad they chose Jerry O'Connell as Sheldon's older brother, i couldn't have wished better. He is so good in that role. I'm at the 11'th season, i hope we can see him again.
@@싸넬동지-7성담배 I agree - it wasn't going to be a recurring role, and yet they went out and found an actor who could actually verbalize a lifetime of sacrifice and caring for Sheldon in a way that would make it believable for Sheldon to apologize. The scene was well-written, but Jerry O'Connell nailed the part.
Would you picture Rebecca Romijn as Old Mandy, especially since her husband, Jerry O'Connell is only three years younger and Mandy’s 12 years older than him.😅
“He said never patch did you ever listen” shows Sheldon acknowledging his brothers expertise in his field of tires. One thing he never took from Georgie was his expertise in cars he just felt he shouldn’t call himself a doctor and I feel in my own opinion Georgie called himself that to piss his brother off lol.
Honestly it was emotional for me to see this scene between Sheldon and his brother! It must have been really difficult living with Sheldon and then in his shadow!! But I have to admit changed a lot since the beginning of the show!! Great acting!!
This is one of my least favorite scene in the entire series. I hated it! Georgie bullied Sheldon, who clearly has issues, be it OCD, sensory integration disorder or whatever. And Georgie plays the victim because when George Sr. died, he, who was a grown adult by then, had to put his big boy pants on and help his family. Pathetic! Shame on Mary for saying should wouldn't go to Sheldon's wedding unless he got his bully brother, who Mary herself called "dumb as soup" and complained was dating a wh0re, to come to the wedding that was tangible evidence of Sheldon's growth and should've been celebrated with people he wanted around him, not his bully. Though it's not in Sheldon's character to truly stand up to his mom if it's not science based, Sheldon should've said, "If you want to miss the biggest day of my life, fine, stay in Texas... And when we have grandchildren, you can stay home for that too. This is mine and Amy's wedding, not yours, and if you do love me enough to respect that, you don't need to be there. The choice is yours. Choose wisely... I never forget!"
I really liked this episode.This scene between Sheldon and Georgie made me cry!!The sacrifices Georgie made for Sheldon and his family without ever telling it to Sheldon is truly a mark of wise and loving person.Don't trust Sheldon's account of people lol!!
Makes me Wonder if George had actually cheated on Mary, or if Mary had just believed that or Sheldon assumed. I doNt condone cheating. Something about this conversation makes me wonder about the accuracy of Sheldon's understanding of that situation.
I love how they gave George Sr the line "Wouldn't miss it" as one of his last lines before he left in Young Sheldon, same line as George Jr said when Sheldon asked him to come to his wedding. Nice touch to make things come full circle in Young Sheldon and connect it to TBBT. Very heavy and emotional ending for Young Sheldon, but it was a great show and I loved it!
I have never saw the Big Bang Theory before, but I did watch a few episodes from the show "Young Sheldon" recently. It was a bit obscure, and yet interesting at the same time.
First episode we get to see Georgie....and was enough to see how cool and a hard-working man he is. Good to see how Sheldon finally realizes his older brother was always there to protect him, despite being a pain in the butt sometimes 😢
I feel like Georgie taking care of his family after their dad’s death is what leads to his and Mandy’s divorce. He’s stretched to thin and Mandy is also stressing with CeeCee and missing her husband, they will bottle it up tho bc neither wants to talk about and they think it’s for the best until it breeds resentment and all blows up in their face
1:56 Georgie’s face when Sheldon apologized, it meant so much to him because Sheldon never apologized for much and was a d I c k to him most of his life so it hits hard for him
Crisostomo Ibarra It is reasonable though. After their father died, he stepped up and became the man of the house and had to take care of his mom and sister. What Sheldon described of his brother was one sided.
After watching the Young Sheldon finale, it’s hard for these 2 that it would take Georgie 2 decades for Sheldon to finally apologize for not thanking him for being there for him. Their father would be very proud at them to finally act like brothers. Now I just can’t wait to see what Georgie & Mandy would explained what happened after Sheldon left for CalTech.
This episode sure does show he really loves his brother. And it also ties well with the younger Georgie and Sheldon. I hope they show when their father died in the new series. Jim Parsons also lost his own father when he was young.
Unbelievable Sheldon's family 1. Laurie Metcalfe as his mother 2. Courtney Henggeler as his sister 3. June Squibb as his MeeMaw and now 4. Jerry O'Connell as his brother
After young sheldon this scene is completely different.... Hard to believe sheldons brother went from being an idiot bum and a loser to a responsible adult that owns a car place. The fact that same guy took care of the family after their father died is also surprising
Literally me and my brother had a reconciliation like this a couple years ago. It felt good to finally clear the air and just let go of all our grievances. My brother wasn't as far on the spectrum as me, but he never let me think my disability was a disability. He just told me, like my dad, that I just see the world differently. I was at his wedding - not his best man mind you, but it meant the world to watch him get married and I even gave a wonderful speech that he and his wife loved. I love my brother and I will fight for him. He may not have been the best, but he was genuine and he loves me. And that's all I can really ask for
That’s the thing about being the oldest sibling. The parents always ask the most of them but gives all the attention to the younger siblings. Always a thankless job
1:40-Well put Georgie (sorry, I mean George 😉). Just shows and tells that no one has it easy. Yeah Sheldon was spoiled and babied, but admitted that he struggled having to be in California alone. The rest of them had to go through a loss and missys rebellion phase as soon as Sheldon was gone. Poor Mary as well (just got done watching the Thanksgiving episode on Georgie’s show).
this definitely made sense after watching the young sheldon series finale. At first how i was kind of disatisfaction with mary and missy's ending knowing how georgie and mandy will have his own series+ seen Sheldon's future (big bang theory). We've only seen the glimpse of their grieving.
In Sheldon’s defense, they actively hid the struggles from him. Especially for someone like Sheldon who doesn’t do well with social cues, it seems a bit unfair to get mad at him for not knowing.
Blame Mary for that. Missy and Georgie and George didn't coddle him like Mary. Considering sheldon is an adult now, the responsibility for his own actions lies on him. I would understand not picking things up when you are a kid but as an adult that excuse doesn't stick. He has friends, girlfriend and you are telling me he couldn't figure out that losing her husband would be rough for Mary Missy and Georgie? Also taking first step to patch things up with Georgie doesn't require social skill. That just requires love and no ego.
@@swan_909You'd be surprised how many adults have that conclusion. Sometimes people go through life with what they think they know, and their immaturity makes that stuff seem fact as much as possible. He was coddled enough that he had a superiority complex that didn't always match his intellect or rather his maturity and common sense at times. A person could go their entire lives believing that their family will always be fine and as such, can live with that assumption based on their own perception and of events they took considerably. Excuse or no excuse. People can conflate their version of what they believed happened with their family with the real history of what happened. It's very common, especially when people like Sheldon tries hard to grow up, but lacks enough maturity to do so. His mom is partly to blame for any consequences that occurred when she favored Sheldon to be the responsible child.
The writers knew that by the time Leonard said his last line that everyone would've been feeling a similar way, so they added that bit of comedy relief, which makes my heart happy lol
It’s funny that George is more mature & acting like an adult way more than Sheldon the smart one (Ironically, the series Young Sheldon show that in his younger age his the mature one while George was more irresponsible)
Imho the one who should be apologizing is Mary. All the kids knew she gave different attention to the kids. Granted it was becausw sheldon was antisocial and spoiled, but she always compares him to the other two and rarely ever acknowledged their accomplishments compared to him. And i say this as someone who had the same ocd and spectrum as sheldon does.
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I posted the below in a reddit post about the new show Georgie and Mandy's First Marriage querying whether Sheldon (Ian Armitage) will appear in the new series at all but it is also relevant here:
"If he does it will be a season finale moment which is fine. This show isn't about Sheldon its about Georgie. The scenes with Georgie visiting his father's grave solidify this. Despite the ups and downs of their relationship over the years, Georgie is very much his fathers son (he is the the eldest after all). While Sheldon may be a genius in a technical sense, his abilities to process emotions especially after such a hard hit in life are very limited & almost child-like. He is running and suppressing his emotions, which TBBT shows us has significant consequences for Sheldon in the long term. It gives greater depth to his decision to move far away from his family, it is not just a decision based on his intellectual prowess.
He is alone (until he meets Leonard years later) and he really doesn't start to process his emotions about George Sr until after Howard's mother's death in TBBT and meeting Amy. The narration of YS shows us that Sheldon only really starts dealing with his loss head on when he gets married & has his own children & starts to reflect upon his life, and a lot of this is because of Amy Farrah Fowler and her love for him (and also his friends, particularly Leonard). This is some 15-20 years later. He harbors the pain for a long time, and it seriously affects his personality. His friends in TBBT only put up with his arrogance and irritating idiosyncrasies due to the fact they see through it and know he is ultimately a good person, which ironically is the part of him derived from his parents (despite Sheldon's internal denial of this).
Georgie however, is proving that his father taught him well. He is emotionally mature for his age and he possesses George Sr's toughness in the face of hard circumstances.. He is manning up when it matters most as his father always did. He is of course struggling with George Sr's death as is the whole family, but he is the glue holding them together at the moment and he is a good kid who is trying to put positivity first, as his Dad would have wanted. He has a deep sense of the importance of family which his father instilled in him, and the show is portraying this admirably. He is George Sr (just a younger version of him) and he is picking up the pieces as best he can given his situation (and he is doing it well compared to everyone else in his family at the moment). Will Sasso's character is great in this respect. Jim McAllister can see George Sr in Georgie and is stepping up to be a de-facto father figure for him as he needs it right now. All the fathers in YS clearly liked & respected George Sr as he was a solid good family man (also it's Texas i mean who doesn't have respect for the football coach). I like the show and it's portrayal of significant loss and the realities of moving on from such a hit. TBBT also shows us that Georgie, perhaps unknowingly, reaps his rewards for his actions as he really does become the most successful in his family, emotionally and financially.
What would be cooler than a Sheldon appearance would be, perhaps a series of unconnected events in Georgie's life arises in the coming shows that are out of Georgie's control/knowledge that vaguely hints that George Sr may, in some respect, still be out there somewhere in an existential sense assisting his son from beyond the grave. Nothing to obvious or cheesy but perhaps something the viewer can grasp but not Georgie. This could be tied in with Mary's faith in her beliefs, and also show that Sheldon's belief in science, whilst being able to explain most things in life, can't explain everything.
The writers have a lot to work with here as every family experiences this type of loss at some time or another in their tenure. It's just a fact of life, which the show makes very clear."
The fact Georgie took care of his mom and siblings while having a kid on his own to look after to says what kind of person he is. I’m glad now he is a successful businessman.
As horrible as this is to say. Realistic anything can happen before the baby is born. Young Sheldon have cover miscarriages before.
@@danalove9659 Well, looks like no miscarriages happened.
@@danalove9659 What do you even mean by that? That he should have intentionaly caused a misscarriage? Or what?
@@haylongwang3002here’s a little confusion in continuity. Previously in big bang theory it was that that Georgie never had any children. Then young Sheldon came along and screwed that
@@chase1146unless it comes out that Georgie is not really the father
Who’s here after Georgie told his dad he had everything under control and won’t let him down 💔
Damn right, he did
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Right here, may be fictional but what a honorable young man to look after the family like that.
George truly became the man his father wanted him to become while being mocked and labelled as an utter disappointment by him and everyone else in Young Sheldon. Now THAT is a real man.
He's not mocked and labelled as a disappointment. His parents get annoyed with him sometimes, because like most teenage boys, he's lazy, he's selfish and he isn't very bright at school...Mary worries about him getting into trouble with girls, or hanging out and gambling with Meemaw..but they dont see him as a disappointment.. any more than any parents do..
This is one of my least favorite scene in the entire series. I hated it! Georgie bullied Sheldon, who clearly has issues, be it OCD, sensory integration disorder or whatever. And Georgie plays the victim because when George Sr. died, he, who was a grown adult by then, had to put his big boy pants on and help his family. Pathetic! Shame on Mary for saying should wouldn't go to Sheldon's wedding unless he got his bully brother, who Mary herself called "dumb as soup" and complained was dating a wh0re, to come to the wedding that was tangible evidence of Sheldon's growth and should've been celebrated with people he wanted around him, not his bully. Though it's not in Sheldon's character to truly stand up to his mom if it's not science based, Sheldon should've said, "If you want to miss the biggest day of my life, fine, stay in Texas... And when we have grandchildren, you can stay home for that too. This is mine and Amy's wedding, not yours, and if you do love me enough to respect that, you don't need to be there. The choice is yours. Choose wisely... I never forget!"
@@Nikki-oe7gr this is the dumbest thing i have read
@@s1m4r what? have you ever heard of gangrene? just because you’re family doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be cut off, or else you poison the healthy parts of the unit.
@@Nikki-oe7gr jeez your delusional
It's nice that we have 'Young Sheldon' because we get to see the Coopers' lives before George Sr. died. It makes this scene so much more heartfelt since we have a background of Georgie's side.
kittyquiqui Especially since Georgie’s childhood effectively ended when his father died...
Are we gonna see how he dies in Young Sheldon?
@@power6847 probably a heart attack. Although, that may have been mentioned in an episode.
Ikr
@@power6847 Very likely, but for now we will still see him.
This scene is really good. Sheldon's brother George made so much sacrifice for sheldon and his family. And yet he still have enough to make a businnes out of everything he went through. The point of this is sheldon always misses the sacrifice of everyone around him. Especially leonard.
suddenly...I feel bad for Amy....yeah, I know he loves her...but...he is Sheldon.....he fails to understand a lot about humans and emotions....and when you're in a committed relationship things like that matter the most
That is the case of most on the spectrum. Sheldon misses social queues, so it makes sense for him to not notice the sacrifices of others until it is explained to him. I'm glad they didn't go OOC with Sheldon. It's comforting and the representation is important.
Georgie*
willtynellyworth actually he's not supposed to be autistic and we don't like to be associated with his type.
I think Mary Cooper is a little unfair to his other two children is like she favoured Sheldon and it's not right a mother loves her children the same
That's exactly how little Georgie would look like when he grew up.
Jason Lang i want to see Georgie of 18yrs
Yeah. The only missing was his thick Texan accent
I believe this is the fat kid from “stand by me”
Jason Lang ikr
This is what Jerry O'Connell looked like when he was 18... www.sitcomsonline.com/photopost/showphoto.php/photo/287184/size/big
The way George jr's been described in past episodes, I expected him to be like Penny's brother. But anybody who manages to support his family after his father dies and build a successful business from the ground up is a far cry from the 'mouth breathing idiot' that Sheldon reffered to. If I had a brother like Georgie I'de admire him, even if I had Sheldon's academic accomplishments.
In einer Folge sagte Sheldon's Mutter: Gott gibt dir soviel, wie du auf deinen Schultern tragen kannst. Zum Glück sind meine anderen Kinder dumm wie Brot....Die Mutter ist auch nicht sehr dankbar.
Ich habe gerade festgestellt: Google übersetzt was ganz anderes.
kiliipower Sorry, I can't read German.
Sorry mein Englisch ist,
Lesen und verstehen... Ja
Schreiben und sprechen... Nein
BBT Fan
If I may:
He said that Sheldon's mother is not very grateful either as she said that her other two children are dumb as hell
"I know life has been hard for you; doesn't mean it hasn't been easy for everyone else." I love that line, and I wish more people realize that. Just because other people didn't have it as rough as you, doesn't mean it didn't have its hardships.
Sheldon had a hard life? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@the-ironclad He has in a lot of ways. Although he doesn't have autism, he does have a lot of symptoms like autism and OCPD. It's definitely been challenging for him to communicate and understand people which has ruined a lot of things for him.
@@the-ironcladyes he has and that’s exactly the point the op was making from your perspective maybe he didn’t have a hard life but I think he did not in the conventional sense but he suffered because so many things that seem so easy to most people are incredibly difficult to overcome for someone like him. I have a friend whose autistic and I know just how difficult it is for him to do some things many of us wouldn’t give a second thought about people suffer in different ways and it may not always be noticeable.
@@the-ironclad Sheldon had a hard life because he literally has an inability to understand others.
The only reason he's okay is because he's using intelligence to make up for his lack of social understanding....
@@TheDeathmail or because all the people of his Life Have been incredibly understanding toward him.
“I think we just patched a tire...”
“He said never patch....Do you even listen?”
God damnit Leonard!
This is a case where Leonard is smarter than Sheldon. He noticed Georgie's sly salesman smile.
Honestly, I know it's a throw away punchline, but i think this can be overanalyzed to being a subtly sweet moment. Sheldon is generally the smartest person in the room. If you have doubts about that he'll assure you that he is. He does know that he's not knowledgeable about everything, though. He knows nothing about tires. He knows his brother is an expert on tires. If Georgie says "buy new," then by god Sheldon's gonna buy new. He may not have a lot of respect for his brother's chosen field of expertise, but he does respect his brother's knowledge in it.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@mightyzekken the only one‘s expertise he is never gonna accept is Howards😂😂😂
Also at this time, Georgie had just had a baby daughter and a wife. Meaning he was looking after his mom, sister, Wife and baby. Possibly Meemaw a bit as well.
At least meemaw had dale around
@@ur.ummays True
Hope to see the mom and missy make appearances in the georgie and mandy spin off, see georgie check up on their mom and help her thru the pain and see him take care of missy
@@ur.ummays Meemaw did have Mr. Incredible~
Wow Sheldon apologised. He actually truly and genuinely apologized to his brother and he almost never owns up to his mistakes. Gotta say that's actually pretty impressive as this has got to be the first true genuine apology Sheldon has ever given in his entire life.
His mom also allowed him to be the way he was instead of trying to make him see the error of his ways & when he tried to show her that he was trying to be nicer she always ignored it & kept him the way he was , Instead of other always blaming him for his quirk's look at how his mom constantly sheltered him because of her own insecurities for her own self ?
Susie Brady k
Susie Brady yep Sheldon's become a real boy about bloody time too
playstationsteve Well honestly I’ve always thought that Sheldon was high functioning autistic, and if the parents didn’t know and he didn’t have behavior therapy, Sheldon is what you get.
One of the best emotional scenes in the show entirety.
Watching Young Sheldon after this episode, I have a bigger appreciation for Georgie. He stepped up further when he became a father. And when he said to George at the funeral before the casket closed, "You don't have to worry. I got everything under control. I won't let you down, Dad." Georgie is the Cooper family's silent hero.
i know a guy like that. father died young managed to live out and is having multiple thriving businesses. most guys who run small to medium businesses usually have great backstories in person too.
That episode was so sad
The way Georgie says “well that’s alright, I know you didn’t” with a smile on his face got me feelin stuff. He’s still the bigger and more understanding brother! Immediately defused the argument and turned it into a heartfelt scene for Sheldon. A great scene in the show this one
It would've been an even bigger character building moment if Sheldon would've said, "I should've... I'm sorry." But his character is at that point yet, even with his big bro. Baby steps.
1:43 "I suppose I didn't think how it was for everyone else". That is amazing character development. Imagine him saying that in season 1,impossible.
JimmyDarling I mean in the sense that it's good writing. That it makes perfect sense why he is like this if you're watched through all seasons.
@@zedkaa8689 if he's got all the symptoms of asburgess and overcomes them, it's pretty neat
@@zedkaa8689 actually, that’s very realistic
@@mariakhan7986 You mean Asbergers, which is part of Autistic Spectrum Disorder, and you don't "overcome" it, you just learn new ways to adapt or even hide your autism. Learning to adapt is helpful, but you should never have to hide being autistic to be worthy of respect and dignity as a person.
@@zedkaa8689 it only took Zuko 3 seasons to apologize to Aang
“Sheldon you need to apologize to your brother.”
“I’m sorry?”
“Yes. Like that except nicer and that way.”
😂😂😂😂
Is your last name actually "Kok"? Omg, you had to have been bullied in school, no offense.
Bella K
Awesome
Bella Kok ooo
Say has a double nature: show and create. If someone says you 'say that you love me', correctly you can answer 'that you love me' because that say functions for show what is said. Finally, everything depends on how we pronounce words, that is the nature of enunciation.
What I love about Georgie is that all Sheldon's quirks don't faze him and actually what does faze him is when he's acting like a compassionate human being. He's also not being critical of the way Sheldon is in this scene, he realises his brother is different and he doesn't judge him for it, he just gets exasperated by it sometimes. Something I think was good to introduce into the series, people who understood Sheldon and the way he was and that an apology was actually a big deal for him.
I love the shock on Sheldon's face when George says, "Because I was protecting you too."
The older bro doing what is right by his siblings even though he himself is going through crap.
True Champ!
Now that's love
Is it always the big brother? I'm a big brother myself, although I would hate to go through what George Jr. Is going through
After all these years of people calling Sheldon crazy or insane. Finally, someone calls him an idiot.
I felt Georgie. Being the eldest is one difficult thing.
Amen!!! I’m the oldest daughter in my family and there are times I don’t feel appreciated
@@heayawnkim7369 same here
Being the Eldest out of 3 Boys, and Having to be raised by my grandparents away from my parents and 2 brothers is kinda hard. My younger brother is more of a elderly brother than me nowadays
I agree
As the youngest of 3, I have to say it was hard for all of us
Looks like Georgie did good for himself, starting his own tire business...
enTIREly by himself
And one day he will retire
hehehehehehehehe re-TIRE
I thought Georgie took over the family furniture store after their father died?
Robert Moore I'm surprised
Thx to young sheldon, without it this scene wouldnt be that great
I never watched young Sheldon. Still love that scene tho
Barracuda id say if you’ve watched young Sheldon this hits harder than it does, especially how they were to each other when kids and how Georgie went from being kinda lazy to having to support his family emotionally and financially
@@kaeaedwin7937
Now it hits even harder knowing how it ended with George dying. It might hit even harder once we watch the spin-off to Young Sheldon.
@@Bestow3000 totally agree
I love that tap Sheldon does on georgie’s hand. It both shows Sheldon is still socially awkward yet also shows that he finally felt a positive connection with his brother. And Georgie is like “that’s weird, but I’ll allow it. That had good meaning behind it”
For some reason this feels like the best scene in the history of TBBT.
What about That scene where Howard's mother dies? I feel like they were all connected in that episode. Sure in a sad way but very emotional. Or when Leonard kind of broke Beverly by forgiving her even tho she ABSOLUTELY doesn't deserve it and she finally showed some love for him? Also a beautiful scene!
The best scenes is all the scenes Georgie is in TBBT
Maybe the fact that Sheldon was finally confronted to his mistakes (and not excused under the pretext of his genius and his inability in social relationships as usual ), and finally admitted his mistakes and even apologized ?
This and when Leonard’s Mom sincerely hugged him
@@victoiresouledelafont3428 That's on Mary as well for coddling Sheldon his whole life.
I always said people shouldn't trust Sheldon's recollection of how things were growing up.
Crescentknight8189 Sheldon apparently wasn’t aware of the real reason Georgie threw away the Halloween costume. Protecting his little brother from getting beat up. Sheldon left out what scientist he was going to dress up as.
Darcy Brummett that's what I mean. Sheldon tends to exaggerate things to make himself seem more grandiose and suffering under the yoke of his simple family, but what it looks like on Little Sheldon, that wasn't the case
Crescentknight8189 Another possibility is because of the different way of thinking(at least I think) is not reading or percepting it the same due to cut back of certain portions and acceleration in other's. The way Sheldon would react would also be different from the normal person simply even based on this so his experience isn't perse distorted(possibly is distorted everyone is different after all) I would think but like a different lense entirely that's another possibility. So to him it would be accurate for recollection to another it could technically be called distorted yes to the regularily "normal" functioning brain.
@@Crescentknight8189 He thinks differently from every one else what did you expect
Young Sheldon has a case of the unreliable narrator, it seems.
Georgie always made sacrifices 💕
Cray May But then you can't blame Sheldon for something that he didn't realise that was happening and doesn't actually have the capability especially at the age he was when his dad died to understand and be helpful in the situation
So does Leonard and especially Amy.
*_GEORGE_*
George was taking care of his mom, sister and a baby all at the same time.
And the boy genius was too dumb to appreciate it.
He had a lot on his plate
Sheldon’s recollection of most of his past should be taken with a grain of salt. He always believed himself superior to his family members. He was definitely the favorite. He got the computer he always wanted. Georgie was mean and nice to him like all big brothers. Lol Missy was definitely important to him, he left to be there during her pregnancy. His mom calls her kids dumb as soup, but really only compared to Sheldon.
Well when you really think about it Sheldon is only academically intelligent, he's basically stupid in everything else. His siblings might not have had the same academic prowess but they sure are a lot smarter than Sheldon thinks.
The only thing he didn't exaggerate his sister when they were kids
@@kgunitkeese17 sheldon is way smarter than his siblings. Those social stupid things like understanding humour and sarcasm or being sassy is not considered smartness. Sheldon won the Nobel prize, what else do you need as a confirmation.
@@swapnanilsinha1374 What they mean is that Sheldon is BOOK smart, while Georgie and Missy are STREET smart.
@@JSRbowling595 Meh but not on the same level. There are plenty of people that are "street smart" on the level of George and Missy, Sheldon is a world-renowned scientist.
0:31 Leonard: “Sheldon you need to apologize to your brother.”
Sheldon: “I’m sorry?”
Leonard: “Yes. Like that except nicer and that way.” LOL
“Mom was a mess”( she became even more overly religious and distant from her children. The scene where she’s sitting in front of George Senior’s tombstone she was dismissive of Memmaw’s claims that her children needed her but she wouldn’t listen and focused more and more on Sheldon) “Missy was dumb teenager” (without her father and mother’s negligence she became rebellious, party girl and as she grew older was attracted to losers and got knocked up by said losers) “I had to look after both of them” (financially and emotionally, possibly costing his marriage and getting divorced)
That’s why I did not like about her. She was always more religious over her own children! Even Meemaw tried to convince her her children needed her more than ever after George passed
Georgie and Sheldon are the two responsible Coopers in the whole family.
😇🙏🖖1:03
George. Sr: “those two of ma, best men out there.”
I don't like George' exscursing Missys behavior because she was a dumb teenager, Sheldon was a teenager also! I feel because of his intelligence, the family throught that translated to maturity, but the opposite was true! Mary coddled Sheldon, and now we would probably say Sheldon was on the spectrum for Asburger.
@ Keep in mind, Sheldon wasn’t around as much after George Sr died. So the statement of Missy is correct.
After Young Sheldon finale , this scene is even more impactful. W George for stepping up once again.
So glad the younger George was introduced first. The older George looks cool too.
Older is first
@@jonafangk1288 Younger is first
@@samueledistefano4534 older George appears long before young Sheldon was made
@@jonafangk1288 Young sheldon first aired in late 2017 and young George was already there, older George first appears in the episode 11x23, which first aired on may 3 2018
It's quite sad how even when George matured super fast and became the breadwinner after his father's passing, Mary still doted on Sheldon. When George Sr passed, George didn't just lose a father, he lost the one parent who saw something in him. George Sr loved all his children equally in their own way, but you could tell Mary definitely played favourites with Sheldon, and just couldn't see the man George was becoming. Maybe she was blinkered, or maybe she saw so much of her late husband in George that she almost kept feeling loss because of it, but Mary was definitely not a good mother.
Chill out its just a fictional character dummy
@@yasssssss772 lol
Mary was religious out of need, and it flattered her to view Sheldon as a special sign of God's favor. But that little triangle didn't leave much room for anyone else in the Cooper family.
"I wouldn't miss it." The fact that this was George Sr.'s final words to his family before he died makes this hit SO much harder.
Didn’t George Sr. say “see y’all later” before he died?
@user-rd3lc7bx9m Looking back just now, yes he did 💀 but before THAT, he said it!😂
This guy played a really good older Georgie
The accent though, it should be heavier.
TOMMY KELVIN GOMEZ JIMENEZ u do realize that not everyone can understand a Texas accent..right?? He wouldn’t be making a lot of money if people couldn’t understand what he’s saying..hence the reason why he toned the accent down, and besides he grew up, and sometimes even accents can fade away.
Edit: And just to be clear I’m not saying that his accent faded because he grew up
I'm so glad they chose Jerry O'Connell
as Sheldon's older brother, i couldn't have wished better.
He is so good in that role. I'm at the 11'th season, i hope we can see him again.
@@싸넬동지-7성담배 I agree - it wasn't going to be a recurring role, and yet they went out and found an actor who could actually verbalize a lifetime of sacrifice and caring for Sheldon in a way that would make it believable for Sheldon to apologize. The scene was well-written, but Jerry O'Connell nailed the part.
Would you picture Rebecca Romijn as Old Mandy, especially since her husband, Jerry O'Connell is only three years younger and Mandy’s 12 years older than him.😅
Currently watching Georgie and Mandy’s First Marriage. Seeing how Georgie take care of everything…
Almost teary until the punchline "He said, never patch a tire"....LOOOOL!!!!!
“Is it me or did we just patch a tire?”
“He said never patch. Do you even listen?”
😂 this was a great scene
“He said never patch did you ever listen” shows Sheldon acknowledging his brothers expertise in his field of tires. One thing he never took from Georgie was his expertise in cars he just felt he shouldn’t call himself a doctor and I feel in my own opinion Georgie called himself that to piss his brother off lol.
Georgie is a great older brother, and Sheldon is lucky to have him.
Honestly it was emotional for me to see this scene between Sheldon and his brother! It must have been really difficult living with Sheldon and then in his shadow!! But I have to admit changed a lot since the beginning of the show!! Great acting!!
Who’s here after watching Young Sheldon 7x12😢.
I havent watched it yet, not sure im ready to watch it but i know what happens and knew the episode would come
right here! I had to because this paints a clearer picture now
The scene made me feel for Sheldon. He was almost innocent in his thinking because nobody explained to him how bad things were.
This is one of my least favorite scene in the entire series. I hated it! Georgie bullied Sheldon, who clearly has issues, be it OCD, sensory integration disorder or whatever. And Georgie plays the victim because when George Sr. died, he, who was a grown adult by then, had to put his big boy pants on and help his family. Pathetic! Shame on Mary for saying should wouldn't go to Sheldon's wedding unless he got his bully brother, who Mary herself called "dumb as soup" and complained was dating a wh0re, to come to the wedding that was tangible evidence of Sheldon's growth and should've been celebrated with people he wanted around him, not his bully. Though it's not in Sheldon's character to truly stand up to his mom if it's not science based, Sheldon should've said, "If you want to miss the biggest day of my life, fine, stay in Texas... And when we have grandchildren, you can stay home for that too. This is mine and Amy's wedding, not yours, and if you do love me enough to respect that, you don't need to be there. The choice is yours. Choose wisely... I never forget!"
Mary shielded him from that, and that's part of the problem.
My point was Sheldon's innocence and your reply makes it sound like Sheldon is at fault for being "shielded"
This has to be one of the greatest moments ever on this series
I like that Georgie didn’t diminish Sheldon’s struggles while making his point .
I really liked this episode.This scene between Sheldon and Georgie made me cry!!The sacrifices Georgie made for Sheldon and his family without ever telling it to Sheldon is truly a mark of wise and loving person.Don't trust Sheldon's account of people lol!!
Pls tell me what episode this is
Makes me Wonder if George had actually cheated on Mary, or if Mary had just believed that or Sheldon assumed. I doNt condone cheating. Something about this conversation makes me wonder about the accuracy of Sheldon's understanding of that situation.
@@rowenaramsaran4256 youll have to watch young sheldon to find out i guess
@@drummerxkun I have, but none of the episodes I've seen answer my questions.
@@rowenaramsaran4256 Sheldon himself walked in on George cheating....I doubt there was any other way for that to be rationalized.
Love how sheldons other brother got him to apologize to his real brother
I love how they gave George Sr the line "Wouldn't miss it" as one of his last lines before he left in Young Sheldon, same line as George Jr said when Sheldon asked him to come to his wedding.
Nice touch to make things come full circle in Young Sheldon and connect it to TBBT. Very heavy and emotional ending for Young Sheldon, but it was a great show and I loved it!
This scene hits different when you have watched Young Sheldon.
why?
I have never saw the Big Bang Theory before, but I did watch a few episodes from the show "Young Sheldon" recently. It was a bit obscure, and yet interesting at the same time.
This made me teary eyed. I can't wait to see the season finale!
So sad
Eiron San Pascual me too
shit should all end now./
I cried hard from the series finale
First episode we get to see Georgie....and was enough to see how cool and a hard-working man he is. Good to see how Sheldon finally realizes his older brother was always there to protect him, despite being a pain in the butt sometimes 😢
Georgie might be a pain in the ass sometimes, but he is still Sheldon’s brother
Hits you hard when your a big brother trying to support your siblings anyway possible
Watching this after seeing George actually die just hits really different 😢
2:15 aaaaaand he's back
That's insane what his big brother has to go through i feel bad for him...
Rangkam Chaga Yeah me too there is more to Georgie than I thought.
same thing everyone who knows his pain in the ass little brother him and Leonard suffered the most
I feel like Georgie taking care of his family after their dad’s death is what leads to his and Mandy’s divorce. He’s stretched to thin and Mandy is also stressing with CeeCee and missing her husband, they will bottle it up tho bc neither wants to talk about and they think it’s for the best until it breeds resentment and all blows up in their face
This hits harder after the young Sheldon finale today
"He said never patch did you even listen?!" Like bruhh😂😂😂
Jerry did a great job.
lolly 89 He is underrated. He should have gotten that spot with Kelly Ripa not Ryan Seacrest.
@@Melisblessed He was great in Sliders.
Who's here after the series finale of Young Sheldon?
Georgie in both The Big Bang Theory and Young Sheldon is UNDERESTIMATED!
1:56 Georgie’s face when Sheldon apologized, it meant so much to him because Sheldon never apologized for much and was a d I c k to him most of his life so it hits hard for him
Neither did Georgie
watched this after the young sheldon finale, this scene and georgie's reaction hits totally different now.
The context of this scene is so much more emotional after Young Sheldon.
I love how in the end, they’re both annoyed at Leonard about the tire patch 😂
Who would've thought georgie jr would grow up as a responsible man?
Crisostomo Ibarra It is reasonable though. After their father died, he stepped up and became the man of the house and had to take care of his mom and sister. What Sheldon described of his brother was one sided.
Watching this after the Young Sheldon finale just hits different now
"Because I was protecting you too..." Man that was a tearjerker
man, Young Sheldon Finale hits harder after watching this scene
After watching the Young Sheldon finale, it’s hard for these 2 that it would take Georgie 2 decades for Sheldon to finally apologize for not thanking him for being there for him. Their father would be very proud at them to finally act like brothers. Now I just can’t wait to see what Georgie & Mandy would explained what happened after Sheldon left for CalTech.
He really did take care of the family 😢
Damn, they both look like giants next to Leonard.
right
Lol
Leonard is just a shorty
I cried watching this! They protected Sheldon from everything so he could study!
Damn, this scene hits even harder after seeing George Sr gone.
This episode sure does show he really loves his brother. And it also ties well with the younger Georgie and Sheldon. I hope they show when their father died in the new series. Jim Parsons also lost his own father when he was young.
Unbelievable Sheldon's family
1. Laurie Metcalfe as his mother
2. Courtney Henggeler as his sister
3. June Squibb as his MeeMaw
and now 4. Jerry O'Connell as his brother
I was talking Guest stars as Sheldon's family, Jim Parsons is the Main star, silly.
@@patwaters-actormoviereviewer If only certain movies had casting done like this show then a lot of stuff would be amazing
Pat, Annie Potts played his MeeMaw
Fan casting: Rebecca Romijn as Mandy McAlister
After young sheldon this scene is completely different....
Hard to believe sheldons brother went from being an idiot bum and a loser to a responsible adult that owns a car place. The fact that same guy took care of the family after their father died is also surprising
Literally me and my brother had a reconciliation like this a couple years ago. It felt good to finally clear the air and just let go of all our grievances. My brother wasn't as far on the spectrum as me, but he never let me think my disability was a disability. He just told me, like my dad, that I just see the world differently. I was at his wedding - not his best man mind you, but it meant the world to watch him get married and I even gave a wonderful speech that he and his wife loved.
I love my brother and I will fight for him. He may not have been the best, but he was genuine and he loves me. And that's all I can really ask for
That’s the thing about being the oldest sibling. The parents always ask the most of them but gives all the attention to the younger siblings. Always a thankless job
Seeing this after young Sheldon Georgie really had to step it up and grow up fast
1:40-Well put Georgie (sorry, I mean George 😉). Just shows and tells that no one has it easy. Yeah Sheldon was spoiled and babied, but admitted that he struggled having to be in California alone. The rest of them had to go through a loss and missys rebellion phase as soon as Sheldon was gone. Poor Mary as well (just got done watching the Thanksgiving episode on Georgie’s show).
When he tap georgie's hand, I stop crying and start laughing
I really liked what georgie said, life is hard for you, but isnt mean is easy for rest of us
Real heros appreciate their work from the shadows not in the limelight.
this definitely made sense after watching the young sheldon series finale. At first how i was kind of disatisfaction with mary and missy's ending knowing how georgie and mandy will have his own series+ seen Sheldon's future (big bang theory). We've only seen the glimpse of their grieving.
In Sheldon’s defense, they actively hid the struggles from him. Especially for someone like Sheldon who doesn’t do well with social cues, it seems a bit unfair to get mad at him for not knowing.
Blame Mary for that. Missy and Georgie and George didn't coddle him like Mary. Considering sheldon is an adult now, the responsibility for his own actions lies on him. I would understand not picking things up when you are a kid but as an adult that excuse doesn't stick. He has friends, girlfriend and you are telling me he couldn't figure out that losing her husband would be rough for Mary Missy and Georgie? Also taking first step to patch things up with Georgie doesn't require social skill. That just requires love and no ego.
@@swan_909You'd be surprised how many adults have that conclusion. Sometimes people go through life with what they think they know, and their immaturity makes that stuff seem fact as much as possible. He was coddled enough that he had a superiority complex that didn't always match his intellect or rather his maturity and common sense at times.
A person could go their entire lives believing that their family will always be fine and as such, can live with that assumption based on their own perception and of events they took considerably. Excuse or no excuse. People can conflate their version of what they believed happened with their family with the real history of what happened.
It's very common, especially when people like Sheldon tries hard to grow up, but lacks enough maturity to do so. His mom is partly to blame for any consequences that occurred when she favored Sheldon to be the responsible child.
Lenard:is it me or did we just patch a tire
Sheldon:he said never patch do you even listen
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Nothing makes me happier than seeing two brothers reconciling their relationship
I love Georgie, he's a great guy. Wow I can't believe he made all those sacrifices.
“I know that you didn’t”
“Im sorry”
Momentarily shocked “Thank you”
Moments likes these make me realize many of my flaws in the recent months
I knew leonard was gonna weep..coz i almost teared up and leonard is worse than me
The writers knew that by the time Leonard said his last line that everyone would've been feeling a similar way, so they added that bit of comedy relief, which makes my heart happy lol
'Yes like that but nicer and that way" HOLY SHIT THE SAS
Who’s here after George’s death? (Young Sheldon)
Me
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Yep. I came here looking for this comment.
It’s funny that George is more mature & acting like an adult way more than Sheldon the smart one (Ironically, the series Young Sheldon show that in his younger age his the mature one while George was more irresponsible)
Imho the one who should be apologizing is Mary. All the kids knew she gave different attention to the kids. Granted it was becausw sheldon was antisocial and spoiled, but she always compares him to the other two and rarely ever acknowledged their accomplishments compared to him. And i say this as someone who had the same ocd and spectrum as sheldon does.
Georgie is a sweetheart.... He has made a lot of sacrifices for his family
Jesus Christ. How tall is sheldon’s family. They make Leonard really look like a hobbit
This scene makes a whole lot of sense now, now that Young Sheldon has come to an end