Young Sheldon: Sheldon Helps Mary Believe In God Again (Season 2 Episode 3 Clip) | TBS
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- Sheldon becomes an unlikely ally when a tragedy in the community shakes Mary’s faith. Sheldon helps his mother believe there is a creator when he explains how gravity is precisely as strong as it needs to be. Then he says, “there are 5 billion people on this planet and you’re the perfect mom for me”.
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Young Sheldon: Sheldon Helps Mary Believe In God Again (Season 2 Episode 3 Clip) | TBS
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"The precision of the universe at least makes it logical to conclude there's a Creator" I am shocked and amazed at how tastefully done this scene is.
Extremely.
I guess if you already in a religious cult, it just reinforces your preexisting beliefs.
I shuffled a deck of cards 7 times. There was a 1 in a trillion chance I got this arrangement of cards instead of any other order. Doesn't make it logical to believe there was a magical being that intended me to get this particular arrangement of cards. Any other arrangement was equally likely.
@@777Skeptic I think you're overthinking on it. Religion is mostly intuitive and you have both functions as a human. Logical and intuitive. Why not use both? I think your issue is in how some people express their feelings on what God is or isn't which isn't particularly the point.
@@thelightside77 I'm never said you couldn't use both. I'm saying this scene is just appealing to people who already believe god(s).
It's cr1nge, and unless the kid is supposed to be 4|_|7i5t1c or just have a dry personality, I don't think he's a very good actor. But that could be the writer's fault. His lines aren't well written. No kid actually talks like that. It doesn't feel like a spontaneous conversation a kid would have, it feels robotic and rehearsed.
@@777Skeptic I didn't believe in God, until I cried out to him and asked him to save me if he was real. He saved my life that night and I felt his presence ,his peace and love all over me. You're one prayer away to encountering the living God but yet you choose to waste your time arguing about God not existing even though the evidence is everywhere. Wherever you look theres evidence of a creator, you yourself are evidence of a creator. But you blindly and selfishly decide that a random explosion gazillion years ago somehow created intelligent design and life that is so perfect that it makes absolutely no sense. I'm here to tell you that God is not a distant God, he is the same yesterday, today and tomorrow. And he wants to have a relationship with you as father and son. There is no religion in him, he despises religion because its a human creation and its dead because there is no spirit of God in religion. That is why Religion often divides, robs and kills.
That's the sweetest thing Sheldon has ever said. I'm tearing up 🥺
Aww man. When he says his mom is the perfect one for him it had me in tears
I can watch this scene a million times
Young Sheldon has done a wonderful job at portraying a faith crisis. This scene means a lot to me for that.
When I feel sometimes down and skeptical, I just think how amazing the universe and there is lot beyond our imagination
Made me cry
"I knew i could fix it." Awwwwww
This makes me want to hug my mom
This is definitely one of, if not, Sheldon’s best moment in the entire show.
I love how Missy is allowed to grow at her own pace and not exploited for her sex appeal.
An explanation of finely tuned universe theory
Planet, universe, gravity, globe earth, incorrectly defining faith, and mocking the creator. Such a wonderful show.
"Well, there's five billion people on this planet, and you're the perfect mom for me. What are the odds of that?" I love this scene, it's sweet to see Sheldon Comfort Mary, even if he doesn't believe in God himself.
This moment and when Howard's mom died Sheldon knew exactly what to say: I had no friend's when my dad died, you do😌
sweetest fucking thing of heard in a while I was like damnnnn pulling on the science heart strings! !❤😂
Yeah and Leonard the baby will always find reasons for sympathy on how he’s been treated by his mom.
One of my favorite scenes. Definitely my favorite between Sheldon and his mom
3:26
Science and Religion is strongly related just like Sheldon struggles to believe in it, I mean he doesn’t believe in God himself but he understands that there must be a creator at least.
Oh well, a catholic priest even suggested The Big Bang theory. Wait a minute? What did Genesis 1:3 said? “Let there be light, and there was light”. You might have guessed now why he has came up with the idea of Big Bang theory. Sir Isaac Newton, the one who discovered gravity, was interested with the bible.
Sheldon convincing his Mom to beleive in God again when he didn't beleive in God really had me in tears.
Me too
That line about gravity is a logical fallacy. If gravity weren't exactly as is, we wouldn't be here to be able to question it, therefore it wouldn't matter. If multiverse theory is right, there could be a bunch of universes where the gravity is too high, or too low, and a bunch of them that hit just the right spot.
@@allmigthygoddess939 that’s not really the point of the convo but interesting nonetheless.
Right! Her faith brings her happiness without it she’s seems unhappy . It’s almost like he wanted to bring happiness to his mom even if it meant going against his own beliefs
@@allmigthygoddess939 the multiverse theory isn't exactly scientific itself, it requires some leap of faith, ironic...
The “Is it me? Did I do something wrong?” Is every child’s thought when parents act out of the norm of what they know.
I know that feeling very well
What does that mean?
Children have the ability to easily pick up on the emotions of those around them and if the parents of the child get sad about something the child will immediately look to see if they or something they did is the cause of this sadness that is why Children aren't usually the ones to report on abusive parents even though they are the ones being abused since they will always blame themselves for the abuse and that it is never their parents fault it is always their fault
@@fastlearning8162 cheers
A really beautifully written and acted scene. 🥲
Not gonna lie when Sheldon said "youre the perfect mom for me" I BAWLED my eyes out 😂
Same.😂
ME TOO
I hated my mom for doing the things she did to me. Now I know it's the best for me
As a mom of 3 girls I cried like a bitch you hear me!!!
FR
this scene is so sweet. Regardless of his beliefs apart from his mom’s, he could see that she was hurting and he needed to help her.
Touching❤
especially bc of sheldon’s autism. he struggles with understanding other people’s expression of emotions and feelings and yet expresses empathy in a way he doesn’t do for most people at this age. his mother means the absolute world to him and you can tell he’s trying to help in his own sheldon way and that’s why mary reacts so strongly to it. i know it’s fiction but man it makes me tear up
@@jayleighbear She could tell that he was doing his best and that all by itself makes her happy
As a Christian I really like the realistic way they portray Mary’s faith in Young Sheldon
As a Christian do you like the idea of non-Christians all burning in Hell for eternity? That's what you believe/desire right?
I've been thinking the total opposite.
@@beckymsperez I aint from usa but the southern states are kinds of heavy on christianity arent they?
@filip berger I'm not from there either, but my understanding is that's yes, they are Christian but very political too.
Me too!
I love this, it's a writer perfectly bringing across the wall that every scientist runs into every once in a while, the old "The universe is a little too orderly to all just be happenstance."
Well we wouldn't exist if it all didn't line up. How many times has the universe collapsed and banged and nothing could survive
I do believe in god, but it’s orderly based on our reality, if somethings were slightly different we probably wouldn’t be here, but other things would exist. The universe is perfect for what we know, but if things were different it would be perfect for another type of reality. When scientists try to find life in other planets searching for water is because life as we know needs water to exists, but other planets may have other element that supports other type of complex organism not based in carbon, their not something we know, and probably our lives wouldn’t be possible at those planets, but they are perfect for their reality. If things in universe were different it wouldn’t be perfect for our existence, but it would be perfect for other reality.
if the universe couldn't have life in it, there wouldn't be living observers to observe such a universe in the first place.
it's the anthropic principle. absent some way to take a statistical sampling of other universe, it will remain a paradox.
@@AdrianRodriguez-kq8cg there is no scientific evidence for that. Scientists therefore came up/ started researching multiple universes as a solution for this problem
@@camilaribeiro9191 but if god was slightly different..
This is one of sweetest scenes in television history..Chuck Lorre is a freaking genius...
An episode for the history books. Love it everytime.
Exactly!
And for Young Sheldon (actor Iain) to be saying these lines so convincingly.
I feel kind sad for christians believing that Prophet Esa a.s is god
@@mohammadhussain8090believe what you believe. no need to be toxic bro
this was back then when Sheldon still thinks he could be accountable for something going wrong. He actually asked "is it me? Did I do something wrong?". What are the odds of that?
@Freja Lindberg
It’s like Gilgamesh from Fate. Adorable and benevolent ruler when he was young, dictator supreme when he got older. Then he became changed later on in life and grew wiser.
@Freja Lindberg He occasionally will have a sweet moment as an adult. Once in a blue moon.
People are generally nicer as children
@@kziila0244 watch s4 e3 where he starts a dictatorship
To be fair, the show definitely holds up that concept with his parents and their ways of raising him. Yes he is a 'genius' and does college work at half the age most enter it but he's still a child. He still makes mistakes and breaks rules and even the dad who doesn't quite understand him does his best to teach at least the child part that breaking rules and doing whatever has consequences and he does his best to teach sheldon that those consequences are things he needs to fess up to.
I was almost tearing up at the end until Sheldon says, "I don't like sharing credit"
Well he's competing with a deity who billions believe in so i think he had some competition to deal with XD
@@haiderrazabhutta9783You reach a point in intelligence that even you have to think Logic and Illogical Properties are two sides of the same coin.
Logic is the side that has been ordered to follow the logical ideologies of perception. The laws that can be defined and set for understanding our own reality.
Whereas the Illogical is the side that has no order, it is chaos that cannot be ordered as it follows an illogical ideology of perception. A perception that will not follow any law and incites entropy for the sake of cosmic wonderment. A unique function of this fundamental property is that it is, in fact a paradox. One that has no order and or law, yet has one solid law, the Law of Illogics. It will forever be a Paradox, it will never have order but it is in itself the one Law that maintains the functionality of the universe to maintain that status quo.
No matter how much law and order you set in the universe, there will always be unexplainable chaos, things that you would think are impossible or outright illogical, as it cannot exist without this Law of Illogics.
I'm an Atheist, but that still brought a tear to my eye. - 105 Replies. I think that's a record for me.
Can relate
Same bud, I'm the only one who's atheist in the family so it's hard to see them losing faith sometimes
@@leviboko7737 its what you want........you guys always talk more about god than granmdas in the ghetto
Same 😭
@JEE Aspirant Oh really? So I can assume that you Aspire to being a troll or are you just an ass hole ???
The best written episode of this show. The fact Sheldon can scientifically postulate that a creator exists is in alignment with his character.
Yup!!! This is the scene that got me watching this show! Science can't exist without God or as he said a logical explanation of a Creator!!
@@rebekahjackson5996 Science can't exist without order. Faith can't exist without chaos. to be life as we know it, both have to be there.
@@hagamapama ok
@@hagamapamacorrection: faith can't exist without God
@@generalsheperd5864 What? yes it can. When I go to sleep I have faith that I'll wake up. It doesn't have to happen, I could die in my sleep but I trust that I won't.
All faith is is a mix of trust and hope.
"Well, there's five billion people on this planet, and you're the perfect mom for me. What are the odds of that?" 😭😭😢😢
Sheldon trying to recreate GOD for his mother via science is the best thing he has ever done.
He rly went all guns blazing, trying to comfort her.
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"But she NEVER misses church!" For Sheldon, this was the trigger that tells him something is REALLY wrong with mom!
"Mom, you didn't say Grace!"
He may not believe in God, nor her faith in Him, but he believes firmly in his mom.
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The cute thing is the Sheldon doesn’t believe in God himself, but still comforts her. It’s a very important moment for him as a character
He does afterwards in the Big bang theory
@@dorky_stories_random1234 ?
He has very little character growth, but yes he was great in this scene.
What's cuter is that atheist Sheldon will die and go to Hell where he will suffer in flames for all eternity. Isn't that what Christian's believe/desire?
@@dorky_stories_random1234he doesn't believe in God in tbbt
It's really nice that we get to see how Sheldon and Mary's relationship got to where it is in TBBT. The first time we saw her there, there were no background stories or anything. We just found out that Sheldon respects and loves her a lot. So it's really nice to see it in this show.
Not only that, but Mary reads the books Sheldon recommends or sends to her.
I’m not sure if you know this or not, but the actress that played Mary in TBBT (as well as “Aunt Jackie” on the tv show Roseanne) Laurie Metcalf, is Zoe Perry’s mother; Zoe Perry is the actress that plays “Mary” on Young Sheldon.
I wasn’t too sure about Young Sheldon when it premiered but my mother started watching it and a few episodes in she asked me to watch the next episode because the actress that played Mary was familiar to her but she couldn’t place her. So that Thursday I watched it with her, and it took me about half the episode to figure it out because she was so familiar to me too. As soon as I said that’s “Aunt Jackie” from Roseanne, my mother was like “YES! I KNEW I’D SEEN HER BEFORE” and after I googled her real name, I found it was Laurie Metcalf’s daughter Zoe Perry. They are so very alike, same facial expressions, sound the same when they’re mad, it’s like they’re twins and not mother-daughter.
Moments like this end when in big bang theory Howard’s mom dies proof set when things get real Sheldon does have compassion and integrity. He’s an annoying ass 98% of the time but every once in a while you see this side of him
Yepp, actually some people say that Sheldon's character sometimes show signs of autism.
So I like it in either way 💫
@@hirro__o_ The characteristics Sheldon displays mirror Asperger's Syndrome. Whether the writers intended that or not that is how they write the character.
@@annettepora8091 ohh, glad to learn some new information 🤗
@@hirro__o_ Pretty sure Sheldon is autistic, saying this as a person with aspergers.The biggest problem us autistic people have is having to live in a world designed around neurotypical people. If everything was tailored to our needs we would thrive.
@Freja Lindberg Damn!! So much hate lol
Sheldon was probably the only one who could help Mary in this moment. Because of his absolute disbelief in a god. Such a wonderfully written scene.
and it makes so much sense for his character too, He doesnt like things changing or being out of order. So when his mom stops doing the things she usually does, he gets really uncomfortable and tries to fix it. I love how they did the scene
1:06 explains enough about why Georgie has dropped out of high school and is a dad at 17. Sure his decisions have been stupid. But you keep telling a child that they’re a negative thing, don’t be surprised when they actually become that thing. I recall an early episode where Meemaw also predicts Georgie dropping out three years before he actually does. It makes one wonder how different things could have been with some more faith in all of their children and positive reinforcement.
Well, he owns the largest chain of tire stores in Texas.
George jr is a millionaire that employs hundreds of people, he turned out great.
@@aarondesch I wish he had or stays with Mandy. I really like Georgie. In spite of his mistakes he is a good soul with a good mind and a loving heart
just shut up and watch the show without making a fuss outta things lmfao
Georgie ended up changing. He matured. The point is it would be nice to have avoided that heartache altogether.
He got molested by a extremely older woman . I don’t think saying he got a girl pregnant at 17 is an accurate portrayal of the situation. Gaslighting him would not have changed him for the better.
Never watched the show but had tears in my eyes after watching this.......
In this episode a couple that Sheldon's family knew lost their little girl and Mary was trying to find comfort in working harder for God and it was very hard because she was angry couldn't understand why God would take a child from a loving couple. I've been through that not personally but for someone else I knew and it's hard to understand
Simple answer, cause god likes to k ill little babies.
Young Sheldon works as a show because the characters are... better.
Sheldon being a kid makes his annoyances as an adult more forgiving because he is just a kid here. He acts like a kid. The supporting cast also provide moments like this all the time and it is a lot more homely.
Meanwhile, TBBT just has nothing but lauigh tracks and nerd "humour" while the hot girl stands around and Sheldon acts like a narcissitic bad autistic representative.
Same here ❤
Why❓
My Mom and I used to watch this show together and this was her absolute favorite scene on the show. Specifically when he told his Mom that she is the perfect Mom for him♥️. I am only in my 20's and Mom passed away last year💔. I told her a few times that she is and will always be the perfect Mom for me. I only wish I didn't feel this much pain every second of every day 😢. I thought our adventures were just getting started, because I'm just now at the age where I can finally start to understand all her sacrifices. And that is when I lose her💔. I know I am fortunate to have had her, but it just wasn't enough time😢😔
I'm so sorry for your loss, darling. I know there is nothing anyone can say to make you feel better or take away your pain, so I'm sending warm hugs and well wishes your way. I hope it gets easier with each day that passes. Your mom's memory will always live in you and those she touched 🙏🏼🩷
I totally understand your feelings. BLESSINGS
May God provide comfort for you and in your family. I also pray for coming peace in your life as you go through these tough moments in your life.
Psalms 34:18, “And the LORD is close to the broken-hearted, and saves those who are crushed in spirit.”
Matthew 5:4, “Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.”
Please always remember that you are not alone in this battle, and Jesus is always there if ever you need someone to lean on. He comforts, and He gives peace. God bless you, and may your mother rest in peace. 💛
Sorry for your loss. Treasure the memories you already have and find a way to preserve them.
I'm so sorry for your loss.
This show continues to amaze, shock, dumbfound and confound me. As an agnost this clip has been enlightening. All in all this show is brilliant showing the whole spectrum of religious people, from utter chaos to the most profound.
As a gnostic I give you my sympathy. The world isn’t easy on nonconformists. May you find the answers you seek.
He simply repeated the watchmaker analogy which has been thoroughly debunked. The writers of this show are clearly ignorant of logical fallacies.
@@AnEvolvingApe Also the fine tuning argument. He knows they have been debunked. He is an atheist. But he wants his mother to feel better.
@@DennisMSulliva But the dumb audience doesn't know this. They know he is smart and his argument must therefore be logical and true. It is pathetic.
@@AnEvolvingApe Some people get it. But I don't know what percent
That scene just melted my heart. I wish all children would say that to their mom and mean it. Now that would be perfect. :)
I sent this to my mother. I’m having a hard time with my family rn but it’s how I feel.
@@justinw8512 ❤️❤️❤️
I do.
Not all moms out there deserve it
@@thedarkdweller3476 true. and not all children deserve such care either
"The precision of the universe makes it logical to conclude there is a creator." That is a powerful statement!!! Just like we can't prove there is a God and we can't un-prove there is no God! Take it on faith...
We can´t prove it, so technically agnostics makes the most sense, but theists usually aren´t happy with that.
@@tefky7964atheists can't prove their beliefs either but they claim to always be right
I've re-watched this moving scene several times, so impressed by the child playing Sheldon's timing/posture/facial expression as he delivers these lines.
I teared up. This scene is GOLD.
Weak
@@danschumacher5427 what’s weak? You?
@@8924-r7b You is just a tb show
@@danschumacher5427 You're the one too weak to show emotions at heartwarming moments here bud.
@@danschumacher5427 what's wrong with "tb" shows dan?
This is a powerful scene. I've noticed that people who believe in God do struggle from time to time. People who don't believe in God struggle to maintain that belief all the time. I personally think it's a lot easier to believe and find the inter peace that goes with it, than to constantly battle internally and experience the conflict associated with it. We see this in this scene.
Really? I personally don’t believe in god and don’t struggle at all :0 along with a lot of other people.
I don't struggle at all with not believing 🤷♀️ maybe you're projecting your own insecurities on other people?
And maybe by feeling the necessity to respond to my comment, you just proved my point. Don't give up on yourself, God is waiting.
No, I don't think about it at all actually.
Nah, it's the exact opposite. If I'm having a hard time and I even consider religion, my brain immediately goes nope, that's not possible. Sometimes I wish I could believe, but I'm just not wired like that.
There are no word for this scene, its a scientific accurate, logical correct, and yet, just outright beautifully put.. love this scene.. ❤ i am someone who is a believe in both Science and God.. so make this scene even more special to me.. ❤
@Radhika No. There's another dimension to it. He doesn't accept those arguments, but he wants his mother to feel better.
@@DennisMSullivaI think he does believe it. Because in TBBT he is an agnostic, not an atheist anymore.
@@vetarlittorf1807 He could be both. I don't see it your way. But after all, it is fiction. "What are the chances, that I have you, the perfect mom ?" She is his biological mother. I like her, but she is not perfect.
One of my favorites scenes of Young Sheldon
It’s one of the few moments in the show that stick out from a lot of sitcoms
@@danatedawg1018 exactly
This is one of the best scenes. The bonding between a mother and her kid is so beautiful
SHELDON COOPER of all people convincing someone that God exists has got to be the funniest and the most wholesome things I think I've ever seen. I never expected this show to have such a serious tone. It doesn't even feel like a spin-off to Big Bang Theory it feels like a dramedy that you'd find on Lifetime.
He's saying the words he's saying but what Mary hears, correctly, is "I love you Mom" over and over again.
It sounds funny for you to believe in God, Albert Einstein left the group, do you know why? He is a genius, Nobel Prize winner, and he does believe in God. How poor you are hehe
@@MarkJohnR.Marimon I think what he meant was it sounds funny because Sheldon, an atheist, is the one convincing Mary to have faith in God again, not that believing in God is funny itself.
Being a science student I would probably say that he has a point. but right now, even though the odds are pretty low, I would say "awww"
Oof except for the part where he says "its logical that there would be a creator" and its like... okay sheldon
how odds are low?
@@KD-ou2np Creator doesnt always mean "God" . There could be a "thing" or perhaps an "entity" to conclude it as a creator.
@Freja Lindberg naw it’s because the creator isn’t the “God” that atheists make up in their head. The God in their head is ok with everything they decide to do. That’s the problem.
@Freja Lindberg they are most definately the same thing,at least in principle...because "creator" is used in a sense of and inteligent or self aware presence causeing or at the very least fine tuning it.
George: how about thanks for cooking dad
Missy: chocolate chips! Thanks for cooking dad😂
I'm an atheist and my best friend is a christian. When she's feeling down, I still remind her that God is with her and to not give up for she's not alone.
I just know God makes her strong and who am I to deny her of such power in her life just because I don't have the faith to have it in mine?
Nice🙏🏽
I am curious to know if his logic made you reconsider your view?
This scene always makes me cry. As a parent, all we want is the best for our kids. I get seriously shook when anything happens to a kid because I immediately put myself in the parent's shoes. The loss of a child is something I never wish on even my worst enemy. Children are sacred. I am also moved by Sheldon's concern for his Mom and tenderness with how delicate an issue it was for his Mom. He said exactly the right thing she needed to hear, at exactly the right time. There is such sweetness in him that he just wants to make his Mom whole again. Mary Cooper is a woman of faith period. Without it, I don't think she could cope. Sheldon is an atheist and moral. I love how this is displayed. My boyfriend is an atheist. He is one of the most moral people I know. I love seeing Sheldon recognize that restoring Mary's faith would make his mother whole. He chose a way to do this that so artfully respected his own beliefs and intelligence as well as speaking to her heart, where the problem lay. Well done, mother and son, for bridging the gap between faith and skepticism, the mind and the heart to meet in the middle ❤️ together
Love you mom
Honestly they just need to disconnect this show from Big Bang Theory. It is a hundred times better with greater comedy and heart and if they had no relation they could actually build Sheldon to be a better person than the weasel he is in Big Bang Theory.
What a gem of a show this is.
Sheldon's world was thrown off kilter because his mother was struggling spiritually. Granted he was genuinely worried about her too. I love how he used logic/science to try to get his Christian mom back on track with her faith. Ultimately it was his love for his mother and his love of science that made everything right in his world again. It was a very lovely scene.
He didn't use logic. He repeated the watchmaker analogy which has been thoroughly debunked. He actually used a few logical fallacies including appeal to emotion.
@@AnEvolvingApeJeez can u stop being a hater and just enjoy the scene and taking it so super serious, I seen u repeatedly post this in this clip.
@@Ace12341 I'm glad I triggered you. I bet you're a religious zealot who talks into their hands all the time.
People say Mary is biased towards Sheldon and she gives him all her attention. I won't defend that but looks at this.
When Mary feels down Sheldon's the only one who tries to make her feel better. Everyone else including George just minds their own business and wait for her to get over it. Mary deserves a better.
As an atheist, that scene really hit me hard.
I am the son of a preacher and have been an atheist for most of my life. I wanted to believe but I just could never wrap my head around the current incarnation of the one god. When a friend of mine lost his faith, I realized that there is a huge difference between realizing and accepting that there is no god and losing your faith in god. The first is an epiphany the other is the loss of hope, which is a tragedy unto itself.
I hope you can see Jesus's truth brother and you can be set free! May God reveal himself to you and may you be born again. Draw near to God and he will draw near to you!
@@prettyinpink9698 @camilaribeiro9191 God is only a human mind creation. All those who says there is a creator, who is the creator of that creator lool.
@@The.life-long.learnerNah kid, truth is humans are incapable of knowing. Sit.
"I realized that there is a huge difference between realizing and accepting that there is no god and losing your faith in god. The first is an epiphany the other is the loss of hope, which is a tragedy unto itself." ditto
This scene literally made me cry. I just wanted to hug him
Now I see why Sheldon's mom thinks so highly of him, even though he's pretty clearly a jerk.
A truly brilliant and heart warming scene!
After my divorce, I became an athiest for about 3 yrs because I (mistakenly) thought god abdoned me. A friend sat me down & said, "You love your kids more than anything. & while you cant stop bad things from happening to them, you will give them the strength to carry on. God works the same way." I started believing again at that very moment.
1:21 Wait, Mary took the first piece out of the box and the pizza is still complete? I wanna have such a magical pizza 😢
I don’t watch the show anymore bc I know what’s coming and I don’t want to see it. But the first three seasons were precious, and Iain was perfection.
funny enough I felt the same! the first 3 seasons, every episode is perfecr profoubd and very funny, sharp humour. that all changes from S4, its much more broad, superficial, chatty instead of witty and lingering instead of whip smart. did they change writers?
@@katmag8 I've only recently starting watching the programme at all (watched too many clips on RUclips now not to, haha), so I'm still on Season 1, but IIRC, George Sr. is said to have died in 1994. Season 6, coming out later this year, is meant to cover 1992 to 1993, and then Season 7 will cover the year after that. It could get pretty heavy
Billions of people throughout history have felt a connection to the universal architect. Every nation from Natives to Abrahamic to Ancient Greeks to Ancient Mayans have been able to tap into the ether and felt the universal architect....but of course, modern man with his obsessive disassociation from nature, family, and community says there is no God.
Most of those cultures were polytheists and Abrahamic religions usually say that those gods are actually demons, so mankind naturally wanted to obey demons and it means that God created us this way. Also usually polytheistic cultures (thanks to no one really having one very specific faith) were relatively religiously tolerant, but than Abrahamic religions showed up and started to persecute everyone with different faith.
"He who only half thinks, believes in no God. But he who thinks thoroughly must believe in a God." - Isaac Newton
Everytime I watch this scene i fall into tears ...just now again...😍😍😍😭😭😭
I was just remembering this scene and I cried and came here to cry all over again!😭
This scene wrecks me every time I see it, dammit.
I haven't watched big bang theory.but never missed a single episode of young sheldon
Perfect way to watch is young Sheldon then big bang. Tho Sheldon got renew with more seasons so it'll be a while
I also watched young Sheldon first . Then big bang . Loved both of them. Big bang more.
maybe mary is starting to doubt about her faith, but she is keeping her faith so she can being perfect mother for sheldon
I love these moments where when Sheldon can’t use his intelligence he drops it all in hopes of fixing it through love
Wow! I did not realize that this show goes that deep! I need to start watching more
it's more of a sentimental family series rather than just humour
there are many scenes like this , which makes the show much better
Mary is the best mom ever 😊
“There are five billion people on this planet, you’re the perfect mom for me. What is the odd of that?”
One of the best scenes ever...this is why we watch shows....
This is a very well written scene . The actors do it justice by quietly doing it respectfully.❤
Actually it was written by people who don't know they just repeated the watchmaker analogy which has been thoroughly debunked. Watch Rationality Rules and learn.
@@AnEvolvingApeA well written scene is still a well written scene whether or not you share the characters' perspectives. The beauty of dialogue since Socrates and Plato is to channel ideas towards a debate.
For instance, I couldn't disagree more with Bill's take on Superman in Kill Bill Vol. 2, yet that doesn't make the scene any worse written.
@@lucarod8877 The whole point of Sheldon's take is so he seems wise and sympathetic. He fails on the wise part. Bill's speech on superman we know is from the POV of a psycho so we don't care whether it is wise or not.
@@AnEvolvingApe Sheldon is being sympathetic while appealing to Aristototelian ideas -which are widely discussed even today- through the lenses of current Science. That's it.
The scene is, at its core, about a son trying to reconfort his mother. It feels genuine. To quote from Nancy Olson's character in Sunset Boulevard: "It's true, it's moving".
@@lucarod8877 It's disingenuous and pandering to the religious viewers.
that was kind of beautiful, got me all misty - hats off to the writers on this one.
Its funny and sad, that almost every parent on this planet, never notices how perceptive their children can be.
No matter what their kid is like. Dumb or Smart. Normal or Strange. Good or Bad. XD
And THAT, lads and gents, is exactly why I AM, personally, sure about G-d existence.
I'm a grown ass man and my eyes still watered tf up at "you're the perfect mom for me" part. He really cracked a home run in the feels there
"Precision of the universe at least makes it logical to conclude there's a Creator", a lesson for lifetime and wand for me to have courage during odds, beautifully scripted. English is not mother tongue but this was so deep and touchy to an equal extent.
I saw this scene randomly on Facebook. This is what made me watch the show 🤧😭
This scene as a Christian hit me so hard I was in tears at this scene
one of the many examples of sheldon displaying compassion💜
I like how Sheldon, an atheist, is worried about his mom not going to church or saying grace, simply because it breaks a habit and he hates change.
He would go out of his way to break his own beliefs (or lack thereof) to comfort his mom so that things go could go back to normal.
Just a note. Sheldon finally noticed when someone was sad. And it was his mother. And he wanted to help make her not sad anymore
And people say Sheldon doesn't love his mum😒.
no wonder she likes him more than the rest.
This is the video that made me watch the whole series. My favourite show, watched it fourth time. 🌼
I guess I was ripe for the emotional picking tonight and this one did it to me.
Oh, to have the faith of a child again.
What’s the song in the background?
Every time I see this episode and when Sheldon tells his mom that she is the perfect mom for him, I cry
You made me cry and laugh at the same time Thanks
And you wonder why Sheldon his mom's favorite of course he's her favorite
Sheldon was probably the only one who could help her, because of his complete disbelief in the concept of a creator and his analytical mind, but also the complete faith he has in his mother. Such a beautiful scene.
I love how he helps his mother despite him not believing in God himself
Sheldon is so smart he for his age that he doesn't stop to think about other people's feelings. But whenever his Mom or Dad seem down. He always has a way of making them feel better by showing just how smart he is. But then he has to take credit for it. Still a sweet moment.
Its not that Sheldon doesnt think about other people's feelings, its that Sheldon has a hard time connecting to other people emotionally because he is so smart and has a hard time understanding social cues or other social aspects again due to his heightened intelligence.
I cried at the perfect mom for sheldon part. Truly amazing
Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen Hebrews 11:1
Faith is not believing in something you can't see.
to think 2 billion people were born between that moment and when Sheldon is an adult
And according to some estimates, another billion since. We apparently broke 8 bill two weeks ago
@@JayWalk_Official and country's like Japan and China are in population decline
That is a masterclass on writing. So well done.
I'm 56 yrs old. This scene chokes me up every time I see it.
This whole scene is so sweet... Sheldon doesn't even believe in God, but seeing him comfort Mary and convince her to believe in God... I'm not crying, you are!
You know what I just realized? I don't know if it's purely coincidental or not, but Sheldon is a Theoretical Physicist. He dabbles in theoretical science that may or may not be true proven only by math, science, and experiments. In some ways, that resembles his mother's religion. She has faith that there is a God out there not knowing whether it exists or not, believing that God exists purely out of her desire. Sheldon has faith in his intellect and science that what he does holds true believing that it is correct even if it's all just theories. That is why he doesn't sit well with Engineering. Engineering is all about constructing using already proven facts and methods that work. That is why his Professor kept tearing up his papers other than to mess around with the obnoxiously self-centered prodigy. All his bridges he drew up would probably fail because he kept making blueprints of what he believes is the best possible bridge that has never been put into practice or mathematically should be better but actually is not.