Young Sheldon: Mary Realizes Missy Feels Left Out Of The Family (Season 2 Episode 5 Clip) | TBS
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- During a study on twins, Mary realizes Missy feels left out of the family. On the car ride home from the study, Mary lets Missy pick the restaurant they will eat at. In separate rooms during the study, the doctors ask Sheldon and Missy to look at a series of pictures and explain what they see. The two give completely different answers. The family learns how insightful Missy is.
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It’s 1989 and 9-year-old Sheldon Cooper has skipped four grades to start high school along with his less-intellectual older brother. As he struggles to be understood by his family, classmates and neighbors, his mother arms him with the best tool she can come up with: reminding bullies his dad is the football coach and his brother is on the team. His twin sister doesn’t share his exceptional mind, but she has a much clearer vision of what life has in store for the young genius.
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Young Sheldon: Mary Realizes Missy Feels Left Out Of The Family (Season 2 Episode 5 Clip) | TBS
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I love Missy's friendship with the female scientist, she feels ignored by her family most of the time, and you get the sense that she finally felt listened to for once.
Or she knew that her parents going to watch that - she is a smart one too - different way
Melissa is a lot like me always love left out
I know how Missy feels. Hers is also the story of my life. But I escaped into books, and still do, because they are kinder to me than people.
Parents will always have a favorite, even if they do not want to admit it.
That was probably one of the few times someone acknowledged how smart she was. That might become a core memory of hers.
The way George is happy for Missy "winning" is really cute
@@GaslightingIsEvil I love in later seasons when they bond over her interest in baseball and he even gives her boy advice.
@@nix2747 and finally teaches her to drive
@@farrellraafi1301 I love that in a way Missy allows George to just be a parent - helping to guide, give advice, teach new things. They tell at each other sometimes but for the most part they just have a good parent/child relationship
Well George's personality is more in line with Missy than Sheldon. In my household, my father was more extroverted while I was more introverted. As such, my father had a harder time speaking with me because he didn't understand my personality as well, despite doing research. Growing up, I wasn't fully aware of how goofy my father was, because every time I loosened up, my father would have to reprimand me for some social flaw I had.
@@GaslightingIsEvil he always shows his support for Missy. Missy punches a kid at school and George supports her for supporting the family.
Mary hears Missy’s words about being lonely and thinks one trip to Red Lobster makes up for it. Yet, later on, it’s George and Connie who truly let the meaning of Missy’s words sink in.
@@BringerOfDeath12 Exactly! The Season 4 finale is exactly a good reason to say that Mary is probably nothing but shit towards Missy!
@@BringerOfDeath12 yeah because Sheldon is different ...
Okay say you have a child who is not autistic and a child who is autistic .... You will obviously give more attention to the autistic child cause that child needs it more !!!
And Sheldon is autistic as the writers said but even if he is not autistic he is highly gifted and gifted people like him need alot more help in life ..
U can't just blame Mary for trying to do her Best ..... Ofcourse she has made her mistakes but gosh which mother or father hasn't ....
And even Sheldon is not at fault he never even realised what he is doing might be mean or hurtful because his IQ is not receptive to social or emotional ques which is what happens in reality with gifted people ... And big bang theory literally explained that through out the series and especially the last episode ....
@@hope-sf7cs so? missy and Georgie are also highly gifted In other parts of life. Sheldon got his way a lot more than what his brother and sister got. He got to do much more. And it made Georgia and missy both upset heavily a lot. Espically when sheldon won the football game with stats. He was praised and his parents were proud. Georgia did not like it because his dad that spends more time with him. Is now spending more time with sheldon over winning a game. Or when missy was clearly upset about something but when mary saw that sheldon's poster got ripped up, she did not even ask missy what she felt and why she was crying. She just told her to apologize to her brother. Things like these happened plenty of times. One should not be treated different based on their studies. They should be loved and watched over and taken care of equally. No wonder why sheldon still looks at his brother the wrong way as an adult. Sheldon can not handle things other people do
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@@dennisardakis5857 Missy tearing Sheldon's poster was not justified in the slightest, and Mary did the right thing by making her apologize
It really should be more concerning to the parents that Sheldon doesn't recognize human emotions in others in this experiment.
The kid says poppycock to the doctor when he says there are different kinds of intelligence and Mary's only response is that her rude freak of a child is getting upset. She sets the table for him to be a prick as an adult when he should have been grounded for being disrespectful to an adult. George clearly has been neutered by his wife, but he also needs to come down on the kid. The writers have really done a good job showing how Mary enabled Sheldon and how that influenced his dismissive disrespectful attitude going forward.
@Christopher Bingham I will just say that is to your own understanding.
@Christopher Bingham "The result was one son who won a Nobel Prize and another son who started a multi-million dollar tire business. Does that not prove that Missy was the problem, not anyone else in the family?" WOW. Low blow, dude. Low blow.
@@gheller2261 I don't want to hear your bullshit about how adults are worthy of respect just because they're an adult. If that's your takeaway from this situation, you have nothing of value to say, to anyone.
@Christopher Bingham Missy was literally talking about how there were teams within the family and she wasn't on one... she said she was on her own. You don't think that would have anything to do with her not becoming as successful as her brothers? Being left out could've been a reason for her to try hard to be successful, to get their attention... or to spite them, considering how in this clip she seemingly has accepted that her family values her brothers over her. However, feeling as though her family wasn't behind her like they were for her brothers, she most likely didn't have the same self-confidence as her brothers to even try to succeed.
Mary should put Sheldon down more often! His shocked face when his mother told him it was Missy's turn to pick the restaurant was a picture 😄
It's really telling Sheldon's entitlement. He's so used to getting his way, that he's shocked when his sister gets anything. That alone should have been a huge wake up call to the family, and resulted in Mary dedicating some one on one time with Missy, and Sheldon getting his way much less. The two are still young, and that would have made a huge difference in their lives.
@@millersam07 Exactly! Sheldon is treated as if he's the only one in the family and the adults, especially Mary and meema are encouraging his inflated ego!
I understand this is a tv show however the situation is common in many families.
@@donna19968
hence the shows name, YOUNG SHELDON, it is all about Sheldon because it's his show.
Secondly, Sheldon is a special needs kid, even though they don't admit it the show he shows every symptom of high functioning asd in the book, when a mother has a child like that, she does end up worrying and thinking more about that child than the others, not saying it's the right thing to do though
@Christopher Bingham good luck to your kids for having u as a parent , u arent any less shittier than mary herself, so what u r implying is that since sheldon is smart he should get praised 90% of the time, no matter how annoying and demanding he is and missy way lesser? pfft
@Christopher Bingham this is how you make spoiled kids or golden child.
Sheldon is academically intelligent and Missy is emotionally intelligent. Sheldon thinks very literally and that’s why he does behave the way he does.
Yeah but he should have been taught humility.
Intelligent people, even academically smart People should recognise other types of intelligence, otherwise it goes against the very nature and philosophy of studying science. He us being ignorant and showing no shelf awareness or care for others which is concerning
he behaves the way he is because he’s a spoiled kid that never got taught about humility and consequences
@@ethanethanethawhipwhorpyeah I agree, I hated sheldon because he was always so annoying but at the same time mary and george didn't exactly know how to deal with a kid like him
She has emotional & physical intelligence
Mary didn't really realize anything. She just let Missy pick the restaurant this one time. Missy's deeper issues of feeling generally ignored and abandoned that were hinted at here continued to go largely unacknowledged by Mary. And when they WERE acknowledged, it tended to be when Missy WASN'T there to SEE them getting acknowledged.
Every child requires a different amount of attention, fairness isn't equality
@Christopher Bingham that last sentence was very odd.
@Christopher Bingham Oh, that sure is a lot, huh? /S Also, your last sentence makes no sense.
Mary is a terrible terrible mother. She's constantly neglected everyone just for Sheldon. Also, she's the reason Sheldon is a spoilt brat. People can be on spectrum and not assholes because they're taught by their parents to be responsible for their own issues. Sheldon however, his mom catered to only him.
@Christopher Bingham wow you really shouldn’t have kids
I like how after this Mary was the one supposed to change for Missy but it was George and Meemaw that changed for her.
+Erika Martinez I don't like it, really! Mary is just once again shit!
@Christopher Bingham He also supported her baseball endeavours.
@Christopher Bingham I didn't note which season things happened under
@@christopherbingham5092 In the episode, when he let her drive the truck, he was trying to make her feel good because Sheldon gets always wanted to know what he wanted. He's not perfect, and that was irresponsible, but he tried
Missy is the brightest bulb in the box. A great character.
@Christopher Bingham The only broken light bulb here is you.
@Christopher Bingham in what other way? she does fine at school, she's just not a super genius. yeah sure sheldon knows a ton about physics and science but he doesn't know how to survive on his own. he's the true broken light bulb
She is my favourite of the series. I wish she got more screen time.
@Christopher Bingham can u like stop replying to every single comment, no one cares for ur opinion , u are a sheldon we get it!!!
@@Mark-co1qw no its u and your family that has nothing only a homeless shelter
How ironic, eh? Two "normal" parents with a pair of genius kids. Makes you think that if they didn't spoil Sheldon and give Missy some more attention Sheldon might be slightly more emotionally intelligent
Remember that sheldon is high up on the autism spectrum. Reading Emotions is generally difficult for people like him.
"...Sheldon might be slightly more emotionally intelligent."
Maybe,maybe not. There are times,both in this show and Big Bang Theory, where Sheldon chooses not to learn or refuses to admit what he to admit what he actually did wrong,depending on your point of view
Sheldon is autistic. It’s literally impossible for him to understand emotions
@@ascanius398 he doesn’t seem autistic. He went to high school at a young age
If they understood what "emotional intelligence" was.
This is by far my favorite episode. The moment she meets the female doctor, we see the exceptional emotional intelligence that Missy has. She literally changed the doctor's life for the better. Meanwhile I just want to wring Sheldon's neck with his "I thought the purpose of this was to find out how smart I am." As if he doesn’t already know. Just once I want some adult to put him in his place and tell him that being the smartest is not even close to the most important thing in life. Oh, and show some damn respect for the adult who is sitting in front of you.
@Christopher Bingham Are you this exhausting to people who are actually in your life?
@@gheller2261 Ouch but probably well deserved
@@espada06143 Trust me, it was. I've seen this guy all over RUclips and he has a bad habit of putting Sheldon in leather pants while turning Missy into a Death Eater.
Honestly, I don’t think Sheldon will really appreciate the value of emotional intelligence until he’s an adult and finds his friend group. Since we see him at the start still be highly dismissive at the importance, he may have moments here and there as a child like recognizing how important missy’s support was when making his graduation speech, but I think with all the coddling and how fast he’s excelling, this is probably the most short sighted period in his life. His intelligence is unmatched even by some adults, so his ego is at its highest.
@@firegirl2202 and then when he's an adult his emotional intelligence is at best, irregular. Best example being the nobel prize.
His intelligence is pretty much the only thing Sheldon has going for him.
Pretty much, otherwise Sheldon's just annoying, clueless, narcissistic and a mamma's boy. I think he has some sort of Autism right?
Their is 9 intellect Sheldon have virtual intellect for both human and object not emotional one but he has a few in the big bang
And that more then most can say lol
@@blakecoston8579 exactly 😂
😢😢😢😢😢😢 Grammar WHY DID I LEARN GRAMMAR
I love when people put Sheldon in his place
There's been a few people who've had to humble Sheldon.
@@omarcogle1965 this doctor , paige and who were the 3 people
@@artim4610 Dr. Sturgis, Dr. Lee and Professor Boucher.
@@omarcogle1965 Dr.Sturgis didn’t really put him in his place
@@artim4610 But he did humble him though.
Love how Mary actually tells Sheldon it’s not all about him in the house
@Christopher Bingham One instance.
And you saw his reaction when he was told that. He'd never heard it before.
One instance- and she doesn't really uphold that standard too well across the series.
Mary goes out of her way for Sheldon, much to the neglect of Georgie and Missy-- benign neglect is still neglect.
@@thatvalensteingirl its not neglect though. every episode, mary is there for all her kids
@Christopher Bingham one instance doesnt make up for all the neglect.
"Shelly's getting upset. I don't like it" Heaven forbid that precious Shelly should ever get upset.
Exactly.
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Mary not taking it too well either
The dad's reaction to going to Red Lobster is spot on for a working class family when a kid picks it for a birthday dinner....they know it's "expensive" but they do it anyway for their kid...I've been the "Red Lobster" kid before and seen the same reaction from my dad and then "are you sure you don't want to go somewhere else? Somewhere cheaper?"
I loved my birthday dinners if my choice as a kid. Pizza Hut was fancy place for me. 80skid/90steen here.
Haha, right?? I still get a little defensive when people trash the Olive or Red Lobster. My parents worked hard to provide for us. Some places were for special occasions and we appreciated it. Makes me roll my eyes when people act like something is SO beneath them.
@@annagarcia1527yeah. Chuck’E’Cheese was more common a place to go for pizza, and of course for games, but Pizza Hut was special. The atmosphere, the dim lighting, the salad bar and open fireplace, the stained glass, everything spoke of quiet elegance, at least to a kid. It wasn’t a place to run around and be loud in, but the food was super-high quality, and we didn’t go often, and so it became “a byword among the nations.”
@@annagarcia1527 Pizza Hut or Ponderosa-- depends on if you were feeling salad bar fancy or try everything.
I was insightful enough not to cause my parents any more money problems than they might have had.
Having a daughter like missy is a blessing I am so sorry for her
Oh really 😑
@@user-eg7dz5ff5ewhy are you replying to every comment praising missy?
Missy seemed like a pain in the ass like the other two kids tbh
I just find it so adorable that Sheldon calls them chimpanzees but Missy calls them monkeys.
@Christopher Bingham The kind of primate they are is completely irrelevant to the question. This was to measure emotional intelligence. Of which, Sheldon has none and Missy has plenty. She is plenty smart; it just isn't the same intelligence as Sheldon. And that's fine. Sheldon's good with academics; Missy's good with people.
@Christopher Bingham bro, you’re literally replying to everyone who praises Missy 💀
@@justme7410 This dude hates Missy.
@Christopher Bingham just say that you hate missy and get over it
@Christopher Bingham Well you have to remember that there ARE different kinds of smart. Intellectually intelligent is what Sheldon is, and Emotionally intelligent is what Missy his.
If you came from a family with a lot of siblings you always felt special when your parents would let you pick the restaurant you guys got to eat.
Ours only let one of us pick when we kids were getting along and she needed it to stop. So, sabotage it was
Try being an only child with little to no choices.
Meemaw's relationship with Missy highlights the importance of grandparents
Georgie, Missy, and Meemaw kept the show going. Sheldon was a secondary character by season 3.
@@Surfer041Don't forget George.
@@everythingisawesome2903 right you are
"Missy is an angel, you shouldn't worry about her," that's why she's lonely.
@Christopher Bingham No it’s still very apparent that Missy feels like and afterthought to her mother, hence their outburst at the end of season 4. About the disrespect when she does get attention it’s probably because she’s not used to it, when looking deeper at Missy’s character as a whole you notice with new things she’s more likely to be rude and conceited.
She’s a sweet little girl
@@christopherbingham5092 Have you been around pre-teen girls? Of course she values her friends' opinions. All pre-teen and teenage girls do. That is perfectly normal even though not the most desirable influence a parent might want for their children.
@@rocketmom60 Same case for pre-teen boys. Everyone that is raised to care about external appearances care about opinions. Some people at an early age had suffered extreme backlashes to not care at that age and later on too.
Just because they are carrying tell doesn't mean it isn't heavy
I love how missy’s face lit up when she was asked where she wanted to eat ❤😊🥺🥹
I love this episode so much. mainly because sheldon gets put in his place by mary saying "it's not just all about you in this house" it's so relieving to see sheldon being put in his place
Exactly.
Yesss I wish he realized that more!
What episode and season is the found in of young sheldon
@@jessicasquad2021 s2 ep5!
Mary recognized how alone Missy is. And then did something about it. But this was one of the handful of times that she ever went against Sheldon. She does this in a pattern. She realizes that her behavior is unacceptable and does some small thing that seems to fix it. But then continues right on how she was
And then people still dont understand why missy feels neglected...
As usual of people
Also known as 'compensation', trying to make things right on a surface level
I love it when Sheldon doesn't get his way.
its kind of funny that the worst part of a show called 'young sheldon' is sheldon himself.
"Why don't I get to pick?!?!" Never gets old😂
Missy would have made an excellent Research Psychologist, had the influences in her life had known about and encouraged such things
Missy high EQ would make her a great relationship counseller too...
"Aight then lets j change it back to Missy"..loved him for that 😭😭
Aw Missy knew she was being complimented, even though she didn't know what the word meant.
Because she's insightful. 😉
Anyone would know they were being complimented by the doctor’s tone
Her twin brother wouldn't get it,
and that's in spite of the fact he'd know the word
Sheldon has academic intelligence
Missy has social intelligence
I love how Sheldon’s offended that there’s other forms of intelligence
I think Meemaw is equally on Sheldon's and Missy's team, she's pretty fair
I love how Sheldon's mom here is daughter of the actress that played Sheldon's mom in "The Big Bang Theory". Love how it shows Missy is smart on a different level.
Missy was a genius also, just a different kind that no one realized.
This is not just a show, It is an emotion.
A huge thanks to all the people who is involved in this show from writer to actors. Seriously Young Sheldon will be forever in our 💕
You're welcome 🇮🇱📜🦁👑
Netflix better NOT remove Young Sheldon
Parents can learn a lot from this episode. That was some good writing.❤
I agree! But will they?
@@pwcorgi2000nope mine didn't but I hope everybody else s does 😊
😂 Ain't no parent learning shit
If anyone learns anything from this, it's children realizing parents are incompetent even when trying their best
The writing here is great tho😊
George maybe but Mary she grounded for every little thing she did , including reading the Bible😂
"This is Texas, everything's a competition"... lmao
Mary spending most of the day being angry that for once, someone acknowledges Missy ("but poor Shelly is upset to not be on his pedestals booohooohooo") than pretends that she cares about Missy for a minute. Classic Mary.
Missy is better off with meemaw & George,marry is a dud
She knew Missy felt left out and thought taking her to eat at her favorite restaurant is the key, but later on acts as if nothing happened
0:25-0:32 Love Mary's eye movements in reaction to George telling her about the $300 in cash they received.
"She's probably a Meemaw monkey ". This is my favorite episode. Love this show.
If I got the opportunity to adopt one I'll pick Missy. Though the other one is capable of wining a Nobel prize. Life is more than that. See how she changed the doctor's life
Her or Georgie. Literally anyone BUT Sheldon. He's such a pain in the ass and he's only cute and funny when you're not the one having to deal with him. 🙄
@@kiphuginn4428 yeah
Hooray for Missy !
Shame on everyone else for ignoring your daughter.
Interesting to look back at these older seasons when Sheldon was younger and more innocent the plot reflects the fading away of childhood innocence and blends in more serious issues in the newer seasons.
Missy knew she was being watched. Talking about her place in the family dynamics was intended to let her parents know how she felt without appearing as an immature complainer. A wise genius move. In many ways, Sheldon is shallow and the family idiot and a very poor student of human relations and humility.
Exactly! She knew that she was being recorded and probably being watched. She finally got to say what she was holding back without the awkwardness of confronting Mary and George.
I would do tjis loll
Y'all are too pressed because of the smart child, poor you kids
Sheldon isn't human
@@Level1gyatt2789 he just was raised without being punished much
The little girl breaks my heart!! Her parents all fuss over him..mart reliezes but goes bavk to her own ways!
@Christopher Bingham seriously, you need to rest.
@@mreazy7359 haha way to involved!!l mary is ruined by the writters..so as show...sheldon needs a good smack.!!
@@BethB-ep4fs Violence is not the answer. Mary needs to read the book "Needy Baby Greedy Baby" by Beverly Hofstadter PhD.
@Christopher Bingham I think you relate to Sheldon and so feel the need to go overboard on protecting him. Sheldon is not a perfect character and neither is Missy. They are children. That doesn't mean there isn't truth to Missy feeling neglected.
@Christopher Bingham don't mind me reporting your comments everywhere for spam...it's kind of annoying to be honest...
Love this episode, I've always been an observer but more introverted than Missy. It was nice to see the doctors measure her emotional intelligence, which as they said it very impressive for being so young
I simply cant handle Shelly .. Academically blessed is one thing ; failing to change that mouthing off by a child is a turnoff
To be honest, if this was the real world everyone would have Missy as the center of the spotlight and have Sheldon in backstage. Because no one likes a stubborn know-it-all-all who thinks he is special.
Also I feel like Sheldon is only book-smart because his Mary spends 24/7 on Sheldon probably improving his fantastic "knowledge" Meanwhile Missy is like George, Georgie, and Connie who are all caring(even though they don't show it), sassy, clever, and funny.
I'm with you on this.
I started watching this show for Sheldon, but fell in love with Missy.
It's true, having high intelligence, Sheldon forgot how to be humourous and emotional.
The two Georges have also got some fans.
@@user-indrajitbhattacharya Obviously they have.
Everybody has fans because everybody acted in this show are talented and really blend with the character.
I really wanted to hear what Missy had to say about the Lion picture! I love her!
She would have said he was bored and that he looked silly
It’s a shame how little time Mary spent trying to make Missy feel more like one of the family.
If you watched the show you would know thats not true. There are actually quite a few instances when mary did something nice for missy
It's not just about YOU in this house! Mr. Arrogant needs to hear that a whole lot more.
It says a lot about Mary’s priorities when she’s more concerned about Sheldon being outside his comfort zone than the proof of low-functioning sociopathy.
The actress who plays Missy is SO good, even at that young age. Love the casting all around in YS. I was struck by how they found such similar actresses they found for Mary as her older self in Big Bang & younger version in YS. Turns out they're real life mother & daughter!
I only get to watch this show via clips, and this is the first time I've seen the ending. That was nice of Mary to do this for her, make Missy feel like she's seen, and show Sheldon he's not the only one.
The first five seasons of the show are available on HBO Max.
Yeah but after this Mary goes back to Sheldon
I feel Missy is ignored a lot. Mary is only focused on Sheldon I think she is the worst parent of the two. She shuts George out of taking a more involved parent, I think he is a great parent. Mary is the one who only cares about Sheldon
In an episode of Big Bang she is so critical of Georgie and he steps up and supported the family when George died, no thanks from her. She really needs to take more of blame for things.
Couldn't agree more.
Even as an adult Georgie doesn't get any credit. In one TBBT theory Mary says something like at least the two back in Texas are dumb as rocks to offset Sheldon's genius. She completely ignore Georgie's business intelligence and the fact that he kept the family going when George died.
I always felt bad for Missy I'm happy that she's getting what she deserves and she's always so insightful and adorable she was honestly my favorite character I related to her the most coming from a family of smart intellectuals and I've always felt that I was the most emotionally intelligent
Why do the closed captions overlook the fact that Dr. Thorpe is whispering "Thank you" to Missy? The girl gave the two doctors a relationship with one another they were both seeking.
Because CC is ment mainly for people that can’t or have a hard time hearing so this way these type of people know that it was not said out loud.
@@richardlug6139 Okay, but in the next line the CC correctly states that she whispered "Yeah." This is one of those times I'm glad I'm not deaf, because I can easily detect CC errors and omissions.
It was quite frustrating how this episode stood alone and revelations discovered from the study were never carried forward.
All the actors are so great in their characters. It's not just about Sheldon with everyone else being his satellites. Missy is so shrewd in her own way.
I can relate to this so much , especially being from an Asian family , where only one kind of intelligence is valued and kids who are better in school are discreetly or sometimes even very prominently favored over other.
3:10 Demonstrating that Sheldon failed to grasp the whole point of the experiment.
Indeed, Sheldon is book smart, but struggles with people skills, while Missy is the opposite.
For Sheldon's response: "I don't understand the question."
Sheldon is not a human
"This is Texas... everything's a contest!" lol😂
2:02 Missy may not be a genius, but she's well-rounded.
2:46 Shelly's getting bored.
3:57 She's very perceptive. :-)
4:39 "Um, okay. Whatever you say ma'am! No need to get snippy!"
@Christopher Bingham Just say you don't like her. It enough
She's has strong emotional intelligence.
@@mreazy7359 man’s literally replying to every comment that praises Missy it’s so stupid
@@justme7410 ikr!! people can have their own opinions about a fictional show :)
@@justme7410 She's not stupid You Bitch
sheldon's response when told it's not just about him...
This is where Missy won over so many hearts.
This is one of the episodes of Young Sheldon that best explains adult Sheldon.
In this episode, they realized Missy was feeling Left out it . They'll forget all about it in the next one. Poor Missy. 😢
This is Texas , everything’s a contest. Perfect description of TEXAS
Young missy is too cute and adorable 🥰😻
“This is Texas everything is a competition”
Had me dead on the floor 💀
I love it when sheldon's ego get's put in check
To no effect tho, denial works its magic
Sadly, this is the only time that Mary is attentive to Missy and isn't all about Sheldon.
Not entirely true. Mary did make Sheldon go to one of Missy's games and sat there praying for her and cheering her on. She also went to a lot of trouble making Missy a special girl trophy when she couldn't find one. Her mistake was not knowing her daughter well enough to know that Missy wouldn't want a special trophy and just wanted to be one of the guys. I think Mary loves Missy, she just doesn't spend enough time with her to really know her.
The scene is both funny...and depressing. It highlights that while Sheldon is a genius with things like math, science and the like he's rock stupid when it comes to basic human interaction and concepts. Missy by contrast is rock stupid when it comes to math and science but is a genius with human interaction. Naturally one would assume they'd both become successful in some capacity, but while Sheldon becomes a Noble Prize winning Scientist, Missy is a divorced mother of two with no career prospects.
Which means she is a proud single mother of two who didn't take shit from her husband and yes her childhood may have affected her life 🥺
Missy is a hostess at Fudruckers-food service IS a career!
@Christopher Bingham It's the price she pays for being "dumb as soup" I guess!
@Christopher Bingham that hostess is Sheldonz point of you. What if she is like the head of that? Sheldon look down on everybody. So it isn't a surprise that if Sheldon dumb down his sister too
@Christopher Bingham He treats everyone he sees as stupid, like they are beneath him. The show has said this, even Sheldon has said it, how is it that you are not getting it
Idk why im crying ...i can feel u missy ...no one care about us until they know how we feel
I mean, she could said it nicely to him. "You picked last time Sheldon". Frikking parents, once they realize their mistake that they were neglecting one kid, they turn completely 180 and start neglecting the other, like it was their fault.
The only time Mary is actually a good mother and treats Missy as an equal
Missy is very smart and insightful
Yeah she may not have book smarts like sheldon, but she is intelligent In her own way
She has a high eq which is also still important.
I can feel I also went through this seeing my brother being ignored and i also make his life horrible ,,,,, hope i can make it right with my brother before it too late
The way George said cash after telling Mary how much money they made has me rolling
Missy is the true genius.
I wish I had a sister like missy
She is smart in her own way. Her eq is miles higher then sheldons
TBBT did Missy so dirty, making her a waitress at Fuddruckers's. She could have been a sales executive or a congresswoman.
"It's not just about YOU in this house."
"Excuse me, the show is called Young Sheldon. Of course it's about me."
Even after this they didn't change and sheldon was center of everything.
George did.
I bet Missy's whole day was made enough just by 4:38 😂
Great show. I like the episode when Missy and her dad went to dinner. That was very sweet.
The casting is absolute perfection! Every actor does such a tremendous job, I couldn't pick a favorite if I tried.
I saw an old episode of The Big Bang Theory where the actor who plays the dad George on Young Sheldon is one of Leonard's bully from school.
I'm late to the party for both shows, but truly enjoying them now. 😊
Its great seeing this after the big bang theory, where Sheldon does start to learn some emotional intelligence. Its fun to see how much he's grown, especially when he apologises to Georgie for leaving him to handle the family's problems alone.
Why isn't Sheldon more empathic? That's how a lot to of smarter people are, they can't be that compassionate
He’s a psycho
He has Asperger syndrome a form of autism. It severally limits emotional growth and understanding of emotions. The good news is the older you get you eventually realise that people are having emotional reactions and you can use reference material to understand others better and in time you will be perceived as eccentric rather than "crazy".
Asperger syndrome is like everything, on a scale. He is somewhere in the middle. Borderline generally manages with age to mimic appropriate emotions, sever can't even do that. Emotion is not logical, so even understanding why you should play along is a hard concept to grasp. Sheldon is in the middle, his parents in this series failed him, not entirely their fault. They just didn't understand what his issues were and as a result as an adult he thinks he is better than everyone else.
PS: My comment is hardly concise, it's just a quick explanation.
@@kills26 it might have something to do with vaccines. Like anything they don't want to even admit it's a possiblity. There's too many kids being changed somehow in their normal growth cycle.
@@Chris-bs4qy No!
You can have that opinion if you want but it doesn't scientifically track.
A friend of mine has an older brother with Asperger's. Their parents are anti vax and for years decades actually. They blamed vaccines for their son's condition.
Long story short, turns out they didn't vaccine their children at all. They told their kids they were vaxed, told their community and anyone who would listen they were vaxed and that was the cause. But in reality, no, they lied.
I think a lot of well-intentioned people are misinformed by bias confirmation. A lot of other people are trying to scam and sell natural cr*p that doesn't do anything. And still more just want an answer, they just want an answer and a cause.
Truth is there is no evidence to suggest it's vaccines. It's not a new thing just better understood and documented.
But in truth it could be more prevalent today for many reasons, diet, environment, pollution and not to contradict myself but vaccines could also play a part. So, a holistic combination, maybe, but I don't believe that, but I've got to accept it's possible.
But until we know for sure, blaming vaccines is dangerous, because we know infant mortality rockets in the unvaccinated.
We also know heard immunity is a thing, so, the poorly educated do gooders exploit the majority whilst endangering us all. Then claim ha look my child didn't die.
Lastly and I'm sorry didn't mean to write a book.
To return to my original point, it could well be perfectly natural, and we are only noticing more cases of it today owing to the increase in population. Also, the fact that we don't simply lock people away anymore, so we actually come in to contact with more groups than we previously did.
**** My first paragraph vanished. Basically, more people, on the planet more visibility, age of media.
TLDR: Don't blame ya, have a good one :)
Because his mother spoiled him rotten! She almost never disciplines him and enables his behaviour, she favours him and treats him like a prince while she treats her other children like peasants. That’s why I despise both of them. Plus Mary is selfish and arrogant. She thinks that because she’s Christian she’s always right. Plus she treats her husband like crap.
What’s funny is Mary was complaining about Sheldon thinking he is so smart and being full of himself. Yet, she is always the one who holds him above her other children. Ironic
Missy knew there was a camera all along and manipulated the situation as best she could. Worked like a charm.
Even tho Mary saw Missy's feelings this time, she goes back to leaving her out
This is one of my 2 favorite episodes.
In retrospect, I can see how important this part of the story was for showing why Mary didn't want to tell anyone about the colleges that tried to reach out to them about Sheldon later. She didn't like how George reacted here, nor what it brought out in Sheldon. (Note that this is not me saying that I think that Mary was right or fair in either situation, but just that I appreciate the writing.)
The reason Mary didn't tell George about the colleges reaching out is because she wanted Sheldon to stay home with her. Mary is extremely selfish as a mother, wife and daughter.
I just love missys character ❤️ beautiful, smart, young actress with such a sassy yet funny lovable role - I’m watching this show because of her ❤
4:41 😂 the facial reaction, hehehe
Such an amazing talented kids . Wonderful actors
I love this episode. Sheldon and Mary are taken down a peg
Missy is very witty.
I relate with Sheldon in some ways and luckily I don’t in others. I’m glad he got knocked down a few pegs