and let's not forget what Sheldon said to Howard when his mother died "when I lost my own father I didn't have any friends to help me through it, you do" Yes Sheldon had no idea what Georgie did and how things really were at home, but did they really know how things were for Sheldon?
@@lisahuber9329 it's probably hard for him, he is alone, abandoned by his best friend at the time (at least that's what he told himself) this is where we see how his personality reverts back to the beginning of the shows.
i loved that. she chose to not say goodbye, but "See you later". she may have tried to date as she got older for company, but George was her one and only love.
@@sersastarkexactly! She loved George with all her heart and you can clearly see that as she says her 2nd bit of her speech when she is “mad” at herself or god!
The way Mary’s characters sobs were so real, it is so hard to capture the utter pain you feel when you lose someone, it’s more than just crying. She really put the feeling into it.
Seeing Georgie saying goodbye to George instantly takes me back to TBBT where Sheldon visits him at his tire shop, saying mommy was a mess and Missy was a dumb teenager that he had to take care of everything, god those BBT references are flooding back...
Yea... Georgie really did take care of everyone he let sheldon go off to college so he could focus on his goals of science while he took care of the family even if sheldon didnt understand due to lacking the social cues and focusing on the heart of all ppl they really did protect him all his life
@@onepieceking1770 at the TBBT timeline yes, i think it will end with narative saying that Sheldon not knowing that `Georgie take care of everything` are hard and yes, Sheldon start new environment alone is hard too but to not talk to your brother because this misunderstanding, feels like we should have moments againt in Young Sheldon finale about Sheldon telling Georgie how thankfull he is
Young Sheldon script writers do know their jobs really well, making the connection between Young Sheldon and TBBT strong and consistent as much as possible. Really respect them. And looking forward for George and Mandy sequel series with full confidence to enjoy.
Missy's reaction is so real. Distancing yourself from the casket because you cant handle the pain and the loss, but needing to say goodbye to that loved one despite how painful it will be
@@dew-me7266Maybe the fact he has a child already and was brought up with strong values on supporting family (referring on not being a deadbeat to Ceecee), sort of pushed him to take the mantel for the entire family?
@@dew-me7266 indeed, it is hard to suddenly become the head of a family, and many shy away from the responsibilities. The fact that Georgie (who many people might labeled as "failed" in life) stand up and be the pillar of his family, reminded me of someone in my life who decided to do the same, and without him my life won't be the same.
The red lobster episode flash back broke me tho I first thought of when George knocked out violent step dad on his porch while Georgie was dating Veronica in seasons 4-5ish George has so many instances that are relatable to those who can relate to the father they have, had or wish they had all relatable
Can we all appreciate Connie here? She held shit together when Mary wasn’t able to, and didn’t waste a second in going up there to hold her daughter when she broke down. Connie was the MVP of the entire finale, without her who knows what would have happened?
I love that the show put his dad in a better light. We learned he was a loving, supportive, not always perfect but trying dad, and never cheated. It was just a big misunderstanding.
Yes, precisely at the end of this episode, adult Sheldon recognizes that he was unfair to his father and understands that he always did everything he could. I wasn't surprised that George wasn't all that Sheldon used to say, we know how much he loves to complain and over exaggerate about others. Although it does bother me that he said shit about his deceased father.
I think even if he had cheated, it shows like sheldon says at the end, despite having his shortcomings and definitely not being the perfect person, he was a good dad worthy of love, he was a great father to him and his family, and deserved the love and respect he received, sheldon took a long time to process it cause it was his way to cope with his death, it's easier to forget about someone who you think was bad than someone who you know you loved, at that time sheldon was definitely uncapable of dealing with the grief, but with time you learn to let go of any resentment you might've had, and can just acknowledge it like it is, george was a good father, not the best, he had his moments, but nothing can deny that he loved his family
I honestly thought that he did cheated with Brenda, and he was Billy's real father . And he was the reason why Brenda's husband left . But I was wrong .
@@stevehernandez75 no that didn't happen. They hint that she might be the one he cheats with but in the end he removes himself from that situation both mary and him deciding that it was inappropriate he talked to Brenda and her the mustache man.
Mary is devastated Sheldon is numb Georgie is worried Memaw is strong and Missy is broken Pretty much every thing someone goes through when they lose someone they love
To the writers: my parents divorced when I was 16 mos old, and we lived in different states. I always wanted a dad like George. Thank you for writing such a great model of a dad.
Man....seing Mary break down like that hit harder than anything. Zoe Perry is a fantastical actress, the sobs the stuttering. It really sounds so hurt and angry
Blaming God is ignorance. I can understand she's hurting, but surely she knows God knows everything since eternity, therefore it's very foolish to blame him, for anyone's death.
@@pauljohnson6019 you mean to tell me when you were little, you never got angry at your parents even once? Especially for making you do something you didn't want to do? We know from the big bang theory Mary remained deeply religious despite this tragedy. She is angry at God now, because in her mind God just took her husband away right when they were starting to get close again. being angry is perfectly reasonable but eventually she made peace with God. Being angry but eventually reconciling is the sign of a very healthy relationship
@@pauljohnson6019She's grieving, so are many of us who've ever experienced the loss of loved ones. A lot of us angry with God while grieving, and your judgemental holier-than-thou attitude clearly doesn't help. Just shut the f-ck up, and bring your righteousness somewhere else.
@@pauljohnson6019A lot of us reminiscing our own grief while watching this clip. Some of us blaming God during our grief. We certainly do not need your holier-than-thou attitude. Shut the f*ck up and bring your self-righteousness somewhere else!
When Georgie said "You don't need to worry, I've got everything under control* this line hit me, because this is what some of us had to go through.Responsibility of looking after our family.Shout out to all my peers who are trying their best everyday for a better life.
It made me so sad. Yes Georgie was already a dad and a reallu good one at that. But it kinda felt like when his dad died thats when he had to grow up. Way too fast and way too early
This was my mom. She is the eldest of six children and they became orphans when my mom was 22 and the rest of the siblings were teenagers. She was also, a single mom at the time when she had me, so it was her taking care of five siblings, the youngest being 11, with no mom, no dad, no support. It was all her. Looking back at her life, I see why she feels that if she’s not in service of helping her family, she feels that she doesn’t have a purpose in life, so she constantly worries about me and my brother (even though I am 42, married, a mom, a job, a house and the whole shebang), so she tries to intervene or intrude in my life. I’ve had plenty of fights with her about her antics, but I always remind myself that she didn’t ask for any of that. In one of the fights, I told her that she didn’t need to be on service of me because I was already a grown ass woman who could take care of herself and that I never intended to put that pressure on her and that she needed to remove those chains from her and be free. I told her I will always need her, but by my side walking through my journey, not on top of me trying to solve every issue I had because that was my job and my job only, and that I wanted her to be a grandmother who spoils rotten my child. I told her I was angry at her but that I loved her and I was grateful for everything she did to mantain the family together. She bursted in tears.
Missy saying Thank you to dad for all he did for her and loving him is just crushing. But man, Mary's speech was the icing on the cake to really get the audience bawling.
When Mary broke down, I burst into tears. After seasons of seeing the dynamics of this family, seeing the dad's death really hits you hard. Edit: this hits harder as my dad has a serious illness.
I love hearing Mary's super honest reaction at the end. I love the fact that she was comfortable saying that she was angry at God because it's totally understandable that she's devastated and angry and can't make sense out of why this happened when it did and how it did.
Well That's what we call DEATH..No warning no sign nk anything..that is why God told human many times to be more human in themselves...for they will go home and meet Him one day.. Of coz we cannot make any sense out of this...coz God ways are not like our ways...
I'm not confusing real life for the make believe on that we see on television but the writers did get the reactions of those of us left behind after our spouses are called home. I'm still pretty mad at God for taking my wife from my daughter and me, a daughter needs her mother and or course I need her as well. We were together over thirty one years and I miss her every day.
Missy winds up with four children from multiple men. Georgie creates a tire empire by himself from the ground up, and Sheldon would have been nothing, had it not been for Leonard becoming his roommate.
@shivangparikh2933 his brilliance was never doubted, he had no social skills, and almost no one could stand to be around him. I personally would have loved for Leslie Winkle to have won the Nobel over Sheldon.
@@maryannjesuino9882 I don’t remember meemaw ,being kind to George , She called him names ,and gave him a hard time . She wasn’t very nice to George ,or Georgie .
My guess is that now that George Jr will have the responsibility of Mary,Missy,Mandy + Cece all on him plus he has to deal with his evil mother in law Audrey and she might be the main reason of troubles in his married life.Also Mandy is a lot like her mother. I can't wait for Georgies show to see how he deals with all the added burden on his life while trying to establish himself in the business world. I am sure Mandy's father Jim will be there to help him.
As a daughter I can say that Missy's flashbacks hurt the most for sure. The whole thing is absolutely sad and touching cause we all got to know, love and understand George. The one thing I appreciated about my dad dying in COVID times was that we didn't have to prepare a funeral, talk to people ,feed them and prepare things for them. It's hard enough to miss and love a great, lovable, anazing man who's not here anymore to also be forced to ENTERTAIN.
I still remember when Howard mother dead, Sheldon said during Howard get the news his mother dead he said " When my father die I have nobody with me, but you have friends surrounded with you." Thats hits me alot when I see this clip.
The worst part about being an audience. Is that I knew George's death was gonna happen this season. But I still wasn’t prepared for his departure. George Cooper Sr was a good man, a good husband, and a good father. And although you were fictional George, and I had only known you for a few years stalking your life and your family. I hope in fictional heaven that you will be watching down proud and possibly eating brisket and drinking beer from god. Goodbye, George. Holy smokes. Thank you for being here with me.
The “see you later” is what got me and when she finally broke down. I know Mary isn’t a lot of people’s favorite character but you got to admit you just feel for her in that moment.
Fun fact: during the speeches part the actor for George went in woman’s clothes, and wore a grey wig. You can barely make it out where he is. On the right, in the middle of the last row. Thats why its slowly blurs in the back
Sheldon didn’t show a lot of emotion in bbt and didn’t seem to pay much attention to other people’s interest but when he knew about football and helped his friends I think that showed he did listen and somewhat care. That scene is all I can think about when watching this scene and makes me really miss George even more
Yea... it even helped him to understand no matter wat his dad was always with him even when he was gone cus it was the video of his dad giving the speech for his football team that gave sheldon the courage to keep on going and he earned the Nobel prize and with that he thanked his father
@@donniemarler3909intentional or not, it fits well with the beginning of TBBT. His character suffers because he can't have a complete character arc in this show because all he can have is setup.
"This wasn't supposed to happen." Saddest line in the entire show. I definitely broke down when Meemaw had to go up and hug Mary. Hearing Sheldon's line to Howard in TBBT also hurt too. "When I lost my own father, I didn't have any friends to help me through it. You do." Seeing Sheldon unable to talk, comprehend, or deal with his dad's passing... we knew it was coming and I still wasn't ready.
This made me cry 😢 George was an awesome dad and it makes you put in perspective that time goes by quick always spend time with your loved ones as much as you can ❤️
And to think that the only reason how she got this role is because her real mother casted as old sheldon's mother in a small scene. It's a major coincidence, but she did it really well.
@@jugemujugemugokonosurikire4735 Zoe Perry had to go through audition, like other candidates. Her advantage is her mother, who played the older version of Mary in The Big Bang Theory, gave her tips to nail Mary's character and mannerism.
Breaks my fucking heart how Sheldon just shuts downs. Nothing. All those years of progress down the drain. Loosing a loved one is never easy is so damn hard. Seeing how it affects your family hurts the most. I'm crying my fucking eyeballs out man damn this show.
"This wasn't supposed to happen." I said the same thing at my son's funeral. Having reacted to loss as a young person by detaching from my emotions (like Sheldon) it took a lot of years and expensive counseling to be able to feel and express. When my younger brother died when I was 15, I was barely able to attend the funeral. But much like this show depicts, you cannot judge a mourner by the cover. Inside I was shattered. Now, 45 years later, I can be shattered on the outside too. I wish I could say it was better. Or easier. But neither loss was supposed to happen. And both leave a forever hole in my heart. All in all, I think they did an excellent job of connecting the story lines in a way that preserved the integrity of the characters and left you loving them even more. Thank you for what must be a combined 20 years of must-see TV.
We all know someone of a sudden untimely unpreparing passing such as that one...my mother and I cried all night...I don't care if it's the story plot line they could've extended the show 4-6 more seasons we were all robbed of that it's the flash backs of coulda shoulda woulda that did It when I thought the time George knocked out the step dad on his porch of the girl Veronica who Georgie was seeing
Thank you for uploading this! ♥️ I stopped watching regular tv because I got sucked into Netflix, and I’ve watched Young Sheldon from the start. I can’t believe how grown these kids got!!! I’m crying like a baby right now over this funeral. I hope to rewatch this series where I last left off…..
The flash backs of Missy spending time with her dad and saying thank you and I love you is sweet and Georgie making a promise of taking care of the family. Georgie eulogy to his dad was just sweet. Mary trying her best to keep it together and crying while trying to talk about her husband is expected. Sorry I got teary there myself and it remind me of my grandparent’s funerals
You can feel the emotions that are just flooding through her in waves. She loves him, she is mad at him, she is guilty for being mad at him, she is angry at God, she is horrified that she is angry with God, she is confused, she is lost, she is alone, she is a widow.
Seeing Sheldon sitting on his own when Mary broke down, brought back when he said to Howard in TBBT that he had no friends when his dad died. He has never looked so alone and empty than in that scene. Mary had her mum support her. Georgie supported Missy. Sheldon had no one to support him, as he watched his mum break down emotionally.
Sheldon rejected everyone's efforts. It wasn't for lack of trying on the part of the family. Everyone grieves in their fashion and if everyone didn't drop everything to cater to him oh well. He dealt with it in his way which is fine.
Sheldon doesn't connect with people well, and this I think was him completely disconnecting while his body and brain tried to understand the changes. I know how it feels to have everyone around you seem to know how to handle a tragedy when your own mind can't do anything but spin in place.
@@pauljohnson6019 Can’t personally say this and Eastenders are the same league, Enders is very cheesy and depressing from my point of view. This feels genuine and heartfelt and puts out a good message about family.
The fact that Georgie didnt even really say goodbye he just told his dad not to worry that he would take care of everything that kid grew up way to fast
I saw some people comment on this scene about how Sheldon seems uncaring for his dad's death because he's not in tears. Well first of all, grief can be expressed in many ways. Just because you're not crying your eyes out doesn't mean you don't feel grief. And second, Sheldon is autistic. Autistic people have a different way to deal with death. I am an autistic person, and when my grandfather died, I stayed quiet through the whole funeral, but inside my head, I was in a rollercoaster of emotions. I never dealt with the death of someone so close before, so I understand what Sheldon is going through. It's something called "autism shutdown", where an autistic person is so overcome with bad emotions that they don't attempt to talk or show emotion, they just stand there drowning in bad thoughts. "But he didn't say goodbye to George before they closed the casket" Sheldon was sad and still trying to understand the concept of death, he probably didn't want to see his dad lifeless, it would break his spirit to see his loving dad lying down on a casket, knowing that he would never see him again. He just wanted to be alone, to try and get his thoughts straight. That also happens to me as an autistic person.
Sheldon still can’t process it, that his dad is gone. He didn’t want to accept it. Though I felt like he should’ve seen his father’s face one more time at least
Yea... everything just went silent to him when he had heard his dad died sheldon being the youngest one with missy but was very different due to her understanding ppl on a different level then wat he could he really couldnt process how his life would be now that his father is gone
Sheldon, while contradicting, is stapled in a logistical outlook on life, and death is one of the most illogical powers of our world... To him it's like sn impossible math equation that he can't figure out, and when the equation took his father away from him he just shut down... No speech.. No tears.. No expression... Just nothing, he basically just shut off the emotional part of his brain and distanced himself from what might jumpstart it again out of fear for breaking down similar to mary
That’s not always a good idea. A corpse doesn’t look like a living person. Sure, it’s still them, but at the same time, *they* aren’t there anymore, it’s just a body. I hugged my grandma one last time during her funeral. She had been embalmed, and she no longer felt like my grandma. It was like hugging a wax doll that just looked like her. It fucked me up, *badly.*
it's so nice that people in the comments comment as if George Sr really existed and really died. The creators must be proud of themselves that they managed to create such a bond with the viewer 😊
“You don’t need to worry.. I got everything under control.. won’t let you down dad“ really had me in tears.. Georgie is an amazing brother and son.. and in TBBT too, he would talk about how much he struggled to keep the family going, and shielded Sheldon too from all the worries..
Such honest representations of what grief is like. Anger, regret, depression, lashing out, shutting down…and all the what ifs. Bravo team, one of the very best episodes of television ever.
same here ;-) and I agree - Mary is so very relatable. She tries her best to be a good person and to be her very best but also allows herself these very human emotions.
Im impressed with Sheldon's actor trying to be emotionless expression. Honestly most people will be emotional even in acting. It takes skill to control it.
Mary’s honest - and totally predictable - loss of control up on the pulpit shows the human side of her we so rarely saw. For all of their scraps, she really did love George.
My favorite George moments with the family. Brisket recipe with Memaw. Teaching Missy how to drive. Trying to be proud of Georgie when he wouldn’t mow the lawn. Showing the house with Mary with the real estate agent. Bonding with Sheldon when they went to different colleges.
Don’t forget when he took Missy to Red Lobster for the first time and he helped her cutting the lobster and she asked him to sit with him, such a good scene.
This is heartbreaking. After following Sheldon and his sweet family over so many years, George's loss is the viewers loss too. I loved Young Sheldon so much - I'm so sad it is ending. 😢
Men really needed this. The impact on a father has on his family when present and making all the right sacrifices is absolutely unparalleled. This is shaking to the core. My father has been a wonderful man. He had the courage to live in a tin can at the bottom of the ocean for 20 years. I tell him i love him, he grieves for me when i am treated unfairly and he celebrates my wins. I cant ask for more, and as a son i know i cant give him more. As a man, i really have to say, there may be some of us who dont step up. But the ones who DO need to be exhaulted and not marginalized. They arent. Fathers are the immovable cornerstone to a society. They are given strength yet wield it judicially.
@@alfie3510 No, some people just do not cry for various reasons. It can even be a medical condition. Whatever it is, if it feels like it holds you back from mourning properly and dealing with stuff. I advise you to get it checked
The moment Mary broke down, it reminded me of the day my grand dad died, my dad had his head down and crying his heart out, luckily my brother and I were there cause it’s hard to see your parents break down like that
Mary blaming God lol, biggest hypocrite, speaking as though God is at fault, when God is all perfect and all knowing, I'm shocked she made a total prat out herself and the pastor, who must have felt extremely offended.
@@pauljohnson6019 When you lose someone, you go in mourning. it's crazy how you can be so insensitive over loss, God definitely isn't perfect knowing he made people like you who rejoice over the suffering of others.
@@pauljohnson6019 PS: If you devote yourself to God like Mary did, I think you have the right to be mad that she lost her husband when things were going uphill for them. She would have been happier if they parted ways old, lovingly, instead she received the news from his school, while the family was getting ready for something that was supposed to keep memory of them being family.
@@pauljohnson6019please stop commenting the same thing over and over again. You are making a really bad impression of religious people. Making us sound and look crazy, judgie hypocrites. Mary is right now in the worst state of her mind, she cannot process the reality properly and she cannot care less about pastor's feelings. Being angry at someone at this moment is totally healthy. Later she will reconcile with the God, accept her loss, ask for forgiveness and remain deeply religious. People leave their respectful religions because of people like you, who make God look like a spiteful, angry tyrant who burns people in hell for the things they say in the times they cannot think properly. I apologize for my grammar errors since English is not my first language
This episode really pulled at my heart. Memories of my own father's funeral. Too close to home, cause George kind of reminded me of my dad. Still tearing up.
This was a very emotional moment & probably 1 of the most emotional I've ever watched in the various sitcoms I've ever watched over the years & we all knew George's death was inevitable in this series, but it still hit you right in the feels like a ton of bricks. I remember the episode when George & Missy had that Father-Daughter dinner & it seemed like they were both having a really great time. I think it was season 1 (?), but I can't recall off the top of my head. Whenever a loved 1 passes away, you'll always have those treasured memories of that person to look back on & smile. When I lost my own Father & even my younger brother (a little over 2 months apart), I thought about & shared various memories of them with friends & family. I lost my Mom when I was only 12 & that was actually the 1st real death my siblings & I have ever had to deal with, if I recall, but I can still to this day share memories of her as well as my Dad, my brother & a few others who have passed on. I imagine losing George was the 1st real death Georgie, Sheldon & Missy have ever had to deal with, but I could be wrong. That 1st real deal with death is 1 of the biggest & hardest obstacles to overcome, especially if you were close with the person.
All of this was insanely well executed, makes it all the more impactful when Howard's mum dies in TBBT, Sheldon says "I was alone when my dad died", people tried to be there for him but they didn't know how. His 2 professors mightve been the 2 closest to understanding him, but even then with the age gap etc, it was obviously difficult for them. And in his mind, everyone else around him had someone in this situation, except for him. TBBTs Sheldon became a better character through this series
My nephew just died in a motorcycle accident a short time ago, and life has been sadder since. Then to see this last episode . . Wow . . I cried my eyes out. I cried so hard I felt tired the next day.. This was the most emotionally difficult season finale that I was ever watched.
When my dad passed away last year I felt the exact emotions Georgie felt... I had to sit beside him and tell him I've got everything under control and he can rest eternally. Being the oldest son ain't easy. I miss u dad.
Watching a loved one lay in a casket lifeless is the most gut wrenching feeling you could ever imagine it’s like you expect them to rise back up and say something but they don’t with they’re eyes closed not even breathing. (My brother died of drug overdose in his car in mid 2021 one of the worst experiences was seeing him in that casket.)
I think what’s hard when watching this is knowing how my family would be in this situation. My eldest siblings wouldn’t know how to cope, I’d put off a chunk of my grief to support my mum, and my other brother (second youngest) would be the only one holding it all together for the sake of everyone.
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Whose here cause of these RUclips shorts and still crying having never watched an episode?
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Georgie: "Mom was a mess, Missy was a dumb teenager..."
Hits really hard now!!!
and let's not forget what Sheldon said to Howard when his mother died "when I lost my own father I didn't have any friends to help me through it, you do" Yes Sheldon had no idea what Georgie did and how things really were at home, but did they really know how things were for Sheldon?
@@lisahuber9329 it's probably hard for him, he is alone, abandoned by his best friend at the time (at least that's what he told himself) this is where we see how his personality reverts back to the beginning of the shows.
Who needed her dad because her mother was all over Sheldon. Feel bad for misssy:(
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When Mary said “I’ll see you later” I was balling my eyes out 😭😭 George was a good character xx FLY HIGH 🕊️🕊️🕊️
Please get counseling
i loved that. she chose to not say goodbye, but "See you later". she may have tried to date as she got older for company, but George was her one and only love.
@@sersastarkexactly! She loved George with all her heart and you can clearly see that as she says her 2nd bit of her speech when she is “mad” at herself or god!
@@BBAKER22you can have ur opinion but this is mine xx
She cheated on him with Pastor Rob, she is a hypocrite B
The way Mary’s characters sobs were so real, it is so hard to capture the utter pain you feel when you lose someone, it’s more than just crying. She really put the feeling into it.
Seeing Georgie saying goodbye to George instantly takes me back to TBBT where Sheldon visits him at his tire shop, saying mommy was a mess and Missy was a dumb teenager that he had to take care of everything, god those BBT references are flooding back...
And seeing them siblings distant it felt so bad today
Yea... Georgie really did take care of everyone he let sheldon go off to college so he could focus on his goals of science while he took care of the family even if sheldon didnt understand due to lacking the social cues and focusing on the heart of all ppl they really did protect him all his life
@@onepieceking1770 at the TBBT timeline yes, i think it will end with narative saying that Sheldon not knowing that `Georgie take care of everything` are hard
and yes, Sheldon start new environment alone is hard too
but to not talk to your brother because this misunderstanding, feels like we should have moments againt in Young Sheldon finale about Sheldon telling Georgie how thankfull he is
Young Sheldon script writers do know their jobs really well, making the connection between Young Sheldon and TBBT strong and consistent as much as possible. Really respect them. And looking forward for George and Mandy sequel series with full confidence to enjoy.
I was so proud of Georgie. He grew into a fine young man. And he loved Cece.
"I'm single"
"Same"
NAHH IM WHEEZING AT THIS LINE
Mr Givens is really desperate 😂
Trying to hook up during a funeral…
@@Tommy-rf9sw Happens all the time...
Is that Arwin from the Suite Life?
I like how he never identified George as his coworker and instead by their relation through Sheldon ☠️
Missy's reaction is so real. Distancing yourself from the casket because you cant handle the pain and the loss, but needing to say goodbye to that loved one despite how painful it will be
It's just a TV show, it's just a TV show, it's just a TV show.. 🥺😭😭😭😭😭
Ik, but im actually bawling rn 😭😭😭😭
@@mubaraqoshodi5953Same 😭😭😭😭😭
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True but it recreates - with splendid acting - something we all have to face in real life. And it is very moving...
The eldest child as always will take the brunt of it. Responsibility comes straight at him
People like Georgie is the backbone of many family, the oldest sibling who support their family is the unsung heroes in my eyes
@@redfelixus I know a lot of older siblings who dont, sometimes its mostly the middle child or younger. depends on the family.
@@dew-me7266 I can assure you as the middle child of my family, it very much can fall on one of us
@@dew-me7266Maybe the fact he has a child already and was brought up with strong values on supporting family (referring on not being a deadbeat to Ceecee), sort of pushed him to take the mantel for the entire family?
@@dew-me7266 indeed, it is hard to suddenly become the head of a family, and many shy away from the responsibilities. The fact that Georgie (who many people might labeled as "failed" in life) stand up and be the pillar of his family, reminded me of someone in my life who decided to do the same, and without him my life won't be the same.
The second Missy broke down i bawled. Despite the teenage angst, she LOVED her dad, she was his little girl, and always will be.
The red lobster episode flash back broke me tho I first thought of when George knocked out violent step dad on his porch while Georgie was dating Veronica in seasons 4-5ish George has so many instances that are relatable to those who can relate to the father they have, had or wish they had all relatable
@@jaredsandoval1941Jesus loves you ❤️ and the only way to heaven
WTF is WRONG with you? It's a tv show
@@BBAKER22 And what are you doing here?...let the people be...go live your "real life"
@@BBAKER22Do you have no emotion Lol
Can we all appreciate Connie here? She held shit together when Mary wasn’t able to, and didn’t waste a second in going up there to hold her daughter when she broke down. Connie was the MVP of the entire finale, without her who knows what would have happened?
A grieving wife breaking down over her lost husband is the saddest love story life can ever tell. That goes both ways...
George is wearing the same suit, he wore on his first daddy-daugther date with missy
He's a poor man
He probably had only one
I'll cry stopppp
@@souptikchakraborty2004dawg no 😭😂😂😂
@@souptikchakraborty2004 he wasnt poor... look at how great his kids were ..
Damn.. and I thought this scene couldn't get any more heartbreaking..
I love that the show put his dad in a better light. We learned he was a loving, supportive, not always perfect but trying dad, and never cheated. It was just a big misunderstanding.
Yes, precisely at the end of this episode, adult Sheldon recognizes that he was unfair to his father and understands that he always did everything he could. I wasn't surprised that George wasn't all that Sheldon used to say, we know how much he loves to complain and over exaggerate about others. Although it does bother me that he said shit about his deceased father.
I think even if he had cheated, it shows like sheldon says at the end, despite having his shortcomings and definitely not being the perfect person, he was a good dad worthy of love, he was a great father to him and his family, and deserved the love and respect he received, sheldon took a long time to process it cause it was his way to cope with his death, it's easier to forget about someone who you think was bad than someone who you know you loved, at that time sheldon was definitely uncapable of dealing with the grief, but with time you learn to let go of any resentment you might've had, and can just acknowledge it like it is, george was a good father, not the best, he had his moments, but nothing can deny that he loved his family
I honestly thought that he did cheated with Brenda, and he was Billy's real father . And he was the reason why Brenda's husband left . But I was wrong .
@@stevehernandez75 no that didn't happen. They hint that she might be the one he cheats with but in the end he removes himself from that situation both mary and him deciding that it was inappropriate he talked to Brenda and her the mustache man.
Mary is devastated
Sheldon is numb
Georgie is worried
Memaw is strong
and Missy is broken
Pretty much every thing someone goes through when they lose someone they love
To the writers: my parents divorced when I was 16 mos old, and we lived in different states. I always wanted a dad like George. Thank you for writing such a great model of a dad.
Man....seing Mary break down like that hit harder than anything. Zoe Perry is a fantastical actress, the sobs the stuttering. It really sounds so hurt and angry
Blaming God is ignorance. I can understand she's hurting, but surely she knows God knows everything since eternity, therefore it's very foolish to blame him, for anyone's death.
@@pauljohnson6019 you mean to tell me when you were little, you never got angry at your parents even once? Especially for making you do something you didn't want to do?
We know from the big bang theory Mary remained deeply religious despite this tragedy. She is angry at God now, because in her mind God just took her husband away right when they were starting to get close again. being angry is perfectly reasonable but eventually she made peace with God. Being angry but eventually reconciling is the sign of a very healthy relationship
@@pauljohnson6019God 😂😂😂
@@pauljohnson6019She's grieving, so are many of us who've ever experienced the loss of loved ones. A lot of us angry with God while grieving, and your judgemental holier-than-thou attitude clearly doesn't help. Just shut the f-ck up, and bring your righteousness somewhere else.
@@pauljohnson6019A lot of us reminiscing our own grief while watching this clip. Some of us blaming God during our grief. We certainly do not need your holier-than-thou attitude. Shut the f*ck up and bring your self-righteousness somewhere else!
When Georgie said "You don't need to worry, I've got everything under control* this line hit me, because this is what some of us had to go through.Responsibility of looking after our family.Shout out to all my peers who are trying their best everyday for a better life.
Amen brother
It made me so sad. Yes Georgie was already a dad and a reallu good one at that. But it kinda felt like when his dad died thats when he had to grow up. Way too fast and way too early
This was my mom. She is the eldest of six children and they became orphans when my mom was 22 and the rest of the siblings were teenagers. She was also, a single mom at the time when she had me, so it was her taking care of five siblings, the youngest being 11, with no mom, no dad, no support. It was all her.
Looking back at her life, I see why she feels that if she’s not in service of helping her family, she feels that she doesn’t have a purpose in life, so she constantly worries about me and my brother (even though I am 42, married, a mom, a job, a house and the whole shebang), so she tries to intervene or intrude in my life. I’ve had plenty of fights with her about her antics, but I always remind myself that she didn’t ask for any of that. In one of the fights, I told her that she didn’t need to be on service of me because I was already a grown ass woman who could take care of herself and that I never intended to put that pressure on her and that she needed to remove those chains from her and be free. I told her I will always need her, but by my side walking through my journey, not on top of me trying to solve every issue I had because that was my job and my job only, and that I wanted her to be a grandmother who spoils rotten my child. I told her I was angry at her but that I loved her and I was grateful for everything she did to mantain the family together.
She bursted in tears.
My brother was the youngest and the bravest... I in the other side, was the Sheldom one, with the difference that I admire and love my brother.
@@user-pi3hd2bt3f I know this feeling
Missy saying Thank you to dad for all he did for her and loving him is just crushing. But man, Mary's speech was the icing on the cake to really get the audience bawling.
Guys The actor who played George actually snuck into his character's funeral.
Lookout for a old lady whose a bit obese.
1:24 in the background here
Yeah
@@A.s41886no that’s not him. You can see him at 3:20 in the back
@@GMA20494left or right on screen? How far back?
@@fiiexiaoxing12 right at the back in the middle. The larger woman with white hair and head titled is him
When Mary broke down, I burst into tears. After seasons of seeing the dynamics of this family, seeing the dad's death really hits you hard.
Edit: this hits harder as my dad has a serious illness.
I'm still crying....cant stop.
I completely understand, I have watched the show from the beginning and it has been one of my favorites.
Am I the only one who didn’t cry
It does explain how she was resentful during TBBT.
I broke into pieces. The tears just started to coming and didn't stop.
I love hearing Mary's super honest reaction at the end. I love the fact that she was comfortable saying that she was angry at God because it's totally understandable that she's devastated and angry and can't make sense out of why this happened when it did and how it did.
Well
That's what we call DEATH..No warning no sign nk anything..that is why God told human many times to be more human in themselves...for they will go home and meet Him one day..
Of coz we cannot make any sense out of this...coz God ways are not like our ways...
@@ConfusedBlackKitten-vn1shvery true friend...
I'm not confusing real life for the make believe on that we see on television but the writers did get the reactions of those of us left behind after our spouses are called home. I'm still pretty mad at God for taking my wife from my daughter and me, a daughter needs her mother and or course I need her as well. We were together over thirty one years and I miss her every day.
That is why most people leave religion, cause God does not exist or at the very least never cared about suffering
@@Leavon I'm very srry for ur loss
This was one of the most realistic grieving and funeral depictions ive ever seen on tv or in the movies.. im still crying!
For a moment I thought we were going to see Sheldon show some emotion or break down in tears. Going to miss all these great characters🙏🙏🙏
George was great father and raised a great family.
Georgie became a great man.
Sheldon became a brilliant scientist.
Missie became a wonderful woman.
Missy winds up with four children from multiple men. Georgie creates a tire empire by himself from the ground up, and Sheldon would have been nothing, had it not been for Leonard becoming his roommate.
@@Surfer041Sheldon still became brilliant without Leonard.
@@Surfer041did you know that it is your friends and family who define you.
@shivangparikh2933 his brilliance was never doubted, he had no social skills, and almost no one could stand to be around him. I personally would have loved for Leslie Winkle to have won the Nobel over Sheldon.
@@Surfer041 ok hater
kudos to George jr. for not giving up trying to keep their family move forward
he became the ideal son, man, brother and a father
Meemaw did me in 😢
I guess he felt like that was the right choice and maybe the only choice to him
@@Meela9088 he did a pretty good job and that's an amazing feats for a drop out
@@maryannjesuino9882
I don’t remember meemaw ,being kind to George ,
She called him names ,and gave him a hard time .
She wasn’t very nice to George ,or Georgie .
My guess is that now that George Jr will have the responsibility of Mary,Missy,Mandy + Cece all on him plus he has to deal with his evil mother in law Audrey and she might be the main reason of troubles in his married life.Also Mandy is a lot like her mother. I can't wait for Georgies show to see how he deals with all the added burden on his life while trying to establish himself in the business world. I am sure Mandy's father Jim will be there to help him.
As a daughter I can say that Missy's flashbacks hurt the most for sure. The whole thing is absolutely sad and touching cause we all got to know, love and understand George. The one thing I appreciated about my dad dying in COVID times was that we didn't have to prepare a funeral, talk to people ,feed them and prepare things for them. It's hard enough to miss and love a great, lovable, anazing man who's not here anymore to also be forced to ENTERTAIN.
I still remember when Howard mother dead, Sheldon said during Howard get the news his mother dead he said " When my father die I have nobody with me, but you have friends surrounded with you."
Thats hits me alot when I see this clip.
The worst part about being an audience. Is that I knew George's death was gonna happen this season. But I still wasn’t prepared for his departure.
George Cooper Sr was a good man, a good husband, and a good father. And although you were fictional George, and I had only known you for a few years stalking your life and your family. I hope in fictional heaven that you will be watching down proud and possibly eating brisket and drinking beer from god.
Goodbye, George.
Holy smokes. Thank you for being here with me.
wait is it inspired by a real story?
@@jahanaraislam2214no it’s a spin-off of the Big Bang theory and in that show Sheldon says his father died when he was 14 which he is here
It is fictional but it very relatable
@@williammccormick984 wow, temper much?
@@arlonfoster9997 Wow, stupid much?
“You really didn’t want to take that family portrait did you?” That stung so bad
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The “see you later” is what got me and when she finally broke down. I know Mary isn’t a lot of people’s favorite character but you got to admit you just feel for her in that moment.
I don't usually get super emotional from shows but this broke me. Just felt so raw and real
Fun fact: during the speeches part the actor for George went in woman’s clothes, and wore a grey wig. You can barely make it out where he is. On the right, in the middle of the last row. Thats why its slowly blurs in the back
Sheldon didn’t show a lot of emotion in bbt and didn’t seem to pay much attention to other people’s interest but when he knew about football and helped his friends I think that showed he did listen and somewhat care. That scene is all I can think about when watching this scene and makes me really miss George even more
same
Yea... it even helped him to understand no matter wat his dad was always with him even when he was gone cus it was the video of his dad giving the speech for his football team that gave sheldon the courage to keep on going and he earned the Nobel prize and with that he thanked his father
of course he cared, that's just some people's way of grieving, dying, repeatedly, inside.
I have to say these episodes made me truly dislike Sheldon as a person.
@@donniemarler3909intentional or not, it fits well with the beginning of TBBT. His character suffers because he can't have a complete character arc in this show because all he can have is setup.
"This wasn't supposed to happen."
Saddest line in the entire show. I definitely broke down when Meemaw had to go up and hug Mary.
Hearing Sheldon's line to Howard in TBBT also hurt too.
"When I lost my own father, I didn't have any friends to help me through it. You do."
Seeing Sheldon unable to talk, comprehend, or deal with his dad's passing... we knew it was coming and I still wasn't ready.
WTF? Not supposed to happen? We ALL die...So YES, it's SUPPOSED to happen
@@BBAKER22 Her breaking down in front of everyone wasn't supposed to happen. She meant to give a nice speech. Learn to understand context clues.
This made me cry 😢 George was an awesome dad and it makes you put in perspective that time goes by quick always spend time with your loved ones as much as you can ❤️
This reminded me of me loosing my husband three months ago. This was our favorite show. I lost him suddenly w/o warning. I miss him so terribly daily💕
"You sure didn't want to take this family picture" ..... I love Mary and her so many different personality angles.
Zoe Perry should be given an Emmy for that performance.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 No.
Agree!
She was sensational in this scene. So were Missy, Georgie, and Meemaw. Sheldon just sat there like the coward is.
And to think that the only reason how she got this role is because her real mother casted as old sheldon's mother in a small scene.
It's a major coincidence, but she did it really well.
@@jugemujugemugokonosurikire4735 Zoe Perry had to go through audition, like other candidates. Her advantage is her mother, who played the older version of Mary in The Big Bang Theory, gave her tips to nail Mary's character and mannerism.
7 years in the making.... and YET we weren't prepared when George finally bid adieu 😞
I sobbed this entire episode. So well done.
Breaks my fucking heart how Sheldon just shuts downs. Nothing. All those years of progress down the drain. Loosing a loved one is never easy is so damn hard. Seeing how it affects your family hurts the most. I'm crying my fucking eyeballs out man damn this show.
Thanks for saying this. My mom died when I was 12. I shut right down for four years. Wish I'd be stronger.
"This wasn't supposed to happen." I said the same thing at my son's funeral. Having reacted to loss as a young person by detaching from my emotions (like Sheldon) it took a lot of years and expensive counseling to be able to feel and express. When my younger brother died when I was 15, I was barely able to attend the funeral. But much like this show depicts, you cannot judge a mourner by the cover. Inside I was shattered. Now, 45 years later, I can be shattered on the outside too. I wish I could say it was better. Or easier. But neither loss was supposed to happen. And both leave a forever hole in my heart. All in all, I think they did an excellent job of connecting the story lines in a way that preserved the integrity of the characters and left you loving them even more. Thank you for what must be a combined 20 years of must-see TV.
We all know someone of a sudden untimely unpreparing passing such as that one...my mother and I cried all night...I don't care if it's the story plot line they could've extended the show 4-6 more seasons we were all robbed of that it's the flash backs of coulda shoulda woulda that did It when I thought the time George knocked out the step dad on his porch of the girl Veronica who Georgie was seeing
My condolences.
i’m sorry for your loss man
Seeing someone that came after you die cannot be easy. I am so sorry for your lost
I Am Very Sorry For Your Loss
For anyone that's ever lost anyone...You're not alone. Be strong.
Thank you for uploading this! ♥️
I stopped watching regular tv because I got sucked into Netflix, and I’ve watched Young Sheldon from the start. I can’t believe how grown these kids got!!! I’m crying like a baby right now over this funeral. I hope to rewatch this series where I last left off…..
The flash backs of Missy spending time with her dad and saying thank you and I love you is sweet and Georgie making a promise of taking care of the family. Georgie eulogy to his dad was just sweet. Mary trying her best to keep it together and crying while trying to talk about her husband is expected. Sorry I got teary there myself and it remind me of my grandparent’s funerals
I couldn’t stop crying. I literally was floating in a river of tears the entire time.
You can feel the emotions that are just flooding through her in waves. She loves him, she is mad at him, she is guilty for being mad at him, she is angry at God, she is horrified that she is angry with God, she is confused, she is lost, she is alone, she is a widow.
Exactly. Could not control my tears It reminded me the loss of my brother last year.
Seeing Sheldon sitting on his own when Mary broke down, brought back when he said to Howard in TBBT that he had no friends when his dad died. He has never looked so alone and empty than in that scene. Mary had her mum support her. Georgie supported Missy. Sheldon had no one to support him, as he watched his mum break down emotionally.
Sheldon rejected everyone's efforts. It wasn't for lack of trying on the part of the family. Everyone grieves in their fashion and if everyone didn't drop everything to cater to him oh well. He dealt with it in his way which is fine.
@@toddlandry5736some people are never taught to grieve properly… we are told to move on, it’s life, get over it.
Sheldon doesn't connect with people well, and this I think was him completely disconnecting while his body and brain tried to understand the changes. I know how it feels to have everyone around you seem to know how to handle a tragedy when your own mind can't do anything but spin in place.
These writers are BRILLIANT.
Mary's "see you later" is the most loving, most devoted and most romantic thing a grieving woman can say to her deceased partner 😢
When georgie said “i wont let u down” i started tearing up and i dont cry george was a great dad
This was the most emotional TV episode I've ever watched cried the entire time.
It called acting, like in eastenders.
same
@@pauljohnson6019didn't think I'd see someone mention eastenders
So true,i was bawling my eyes out throughout the whole episode
@@pauljohnson6019 Can’t personally say this and Eastenders are the same league, Enders is very cheesy and depressing from my point of view. This feels genuine and heartfelt and puts out a good message about family.
The way Georgie was just being an amazing brother to Missy broke me 😭😭
The fact that Georgie didnt even really say goodbye he just told his dad not to worry that he would take care of everything that kid grew up way to fast
I saw some people comment on this scene about how Sheldon seems uncaring for his dad's death because he's not in tears.
Well first of all, grief can be expressed in many ways. Just because you're not crying your eyes out doesn't mean you don't feel grief. And second, Sheldon is autistic. Autistic people have a different way to deal with death. I am an autistic person, and when my grandfather died, I stayed quiet through the whole funeral, but inside my head, I was in a rollercoaster of emotions. I never dealt with the death of someone so close before, so I understand what Sheldon is going through. It's something called "autism shutdown", where an autistic person is so overcome with bad emotions that they don't attempt to talk or show emotion, they just stand there drowning in bad thoughts.
"But he didn't say goodbye to George before they closed the casket"
Sheldon was sad and still trying to understand the concept of death, he probably didn't want to see his dad lifeless, it would break his spirit to see his loving dad lying down on a casket, knowing that he would never see him again. He just wanted to be alone, to try and get his thoughts straight. That also happens to me as an autistic person.
Georgie: what do u know what mom have been through? U were never home. Mom was a mess, Missy was a dumb teenager. I took care of both of them
😢
Georgie stood behind all.
They know Sheldon will not be able to shoulder the burden.
Sheldon would have dropped out of college had he known how things were it was better that way to let him finish.
Its "you" not "u".
Sheldon still can’t process it, that his dad is gone. He didn’t want to accept it. Though I felt like he should’ve seen his father’s face one more time at least
Yea... everything just went silent to him when he had heard his dad died sheldon being the youngest one with missy but was very different due to her understanding ppl on a different level then wat he could he really couldnt process how his life would be now that his father is gone
Sheldon, while contradicting, is stapled in a logistical outlook on life, and death is one of the most illogical powers of our world... To him it's like sn impossible math equation that he can't figure out, and when the equation took his father away from him he just shut down... No speech.. No tears.. No expression... Just nothing, he basically just shut off the emotional part of his brain and distanced himself from what might jumpstart it again out of fear for breaking down similar to mary
Sometimes you just can't do it. That last time seing them could be very beneficial to some people, but it csn completly break others
@@user-pi3hd2bt3f yea... I think in some way it broke sheldon too but he just couldnt process nor understand how to really feel about it
That’s not always a good idea. A corpse doesn’t look like a living person. Sure, it’s still them, but at the same time, *they* aren’t there anymore, it’s just a body.
I hugged my grandma one last time during her funeral. She had been embalmed, and she no longer felt like my grandma. It was like hugging a wax doll that just looked like her. It fucked me up, *badly.*
i love how they made this show in 532 four minute segments. thanks!
Death is a horrible thing, but love is beautiful. Be grateful for the time you have here
"Long lost friends" Beautiful. I loved the bromance the fathers had. 💔
it's so nice that people in the comments comment as if George Sr really existed and really died. The creators must be proud of themselves that they managed to create such a bond with the viewer 😊
A lot of us have had experienced loss of the loved ones. So, this is personal to us...
“You don’t need to worry.. I got everything under control.. won’t let you down dad“ really had me in tears.. Georgie is an amazing brother and son.. and in TBBT too, he would talk about how much he struggled to keep the family going, and shielded Sheldon too from all the worries..
I’m not crying you are
Edit: 800!! Thank you guys 🤪🤪
I AM
We all are
I can't
@@brunodiaz7614 yall are crying, im cutting onions!
It’s ok, you’re among friends. This is hitting a little harder for me after having lost my grandma recently
Such honest representations of what grief is like. Anger, regret, depression, lashing out, shutting down…and all the what ifs. Bravo team, one of the very best episodes of television ever.
I’m literally crying right now because this is so sad to me
"see you later..." Got me crying... We will always miss George! 🙏💖
During Mary's speech, I burst into tears. Probably the most emotional tv episode I've seen. 😭😭
Watch more and better TV then. This is trash
@@williammccormick984 bait used to be believable
@@brandonparker4739 Succession did all of this WAY better last year. That's the standard. This was pathetic sitcom shit and it shows.
@@williammccormick984 🤓
same here ;-) and I agree - Mary is so very relatable. She tries her best to be a good person and to be her very best but also allows herself these very human emotions.
Im impressed with Sheldon's actor trying to be emotionless expression.
Honestly most people will be emotional even in acting.
It takes skill to control it.
Not really. I could do it
The last speech made my cry. The way this is acting is unreal. The grief seemed so real.
I started bursting in tears
Georgie telling his dad not to worry. That’s the moment he became George.
Mary’s honest - and totally predictable - loss of control up on the pulpit shows the human side of her we so rarely saw. For all of their scraps, she really did love George.
My own father passed away just 3 months ago. This scene was so properly done. It reached in and touched every part of my heart
💔
I’m so emotional right now .
didnt expect so much cooking from the series, nailed this scene and the acting was also good.
Ikr. Mary acting in this scene is insane it's so good it makes me cry bad.
When someone dies, people will bring you food.
My favorite George moments with the family. Brisket recipe with Memaw. Teaching Missy how to drive. Trying to be proud of Georgie when he wouldn’t mow the lawn. Showing the house with Mary with the real estate agent. Bonding with Sheldon when they went to different colleges.
Don’t forget when he took Missy to Red Lobster for the first time and he helped her cutting the lobster and she asked him to sit with him, such a good scene.
Dude I never cry at movies/shows but this show just struck my heart. I’m bawling now. 💔😭
This broke my heart. I literally cried. It made me think about my own dad.
I am not someone who easily cries, but man, Missy's final words and her reminiscing the dinner date with her father brought tears.
Same😭😭😭
This is heartbreaking. After following Sheldon and his sweet family over so many years, George's loss is the viewers loss too. I loved Young Sheldon so much - I'm so sad it is ending. 😢
Your comment is exactly how I feel and probably how a lot of other fans of the show feel too. Best comment here. 😊
@@my3sons757 Thank you. That's very kind. 😊
Not me crying 😭😭😭 and i only watch the series through youtube shorts. They’re all such great actors.
Men really needed this. The impact on a father has on his family when present and making all the right sacrifices is absolutely unparalleled. This is shaking to the core. My father has been a wonderful man. He had the courage to live in a tin can at the bottom of the ocean for 20 years. I tell him i love him, he grieves for me when i am treated unfairly and he celebrates my wins. I cant ask for more, and as a son i know i cant give him more. As a man, i really have to say, there may be some of us who dont step up. But the ones who DO need to be exhaulted and not marginalized. They arent. Fathers are the immovable cornerstone to a society. They are given strength yet wield it judicially.
this was one of my first times crying while watching something.
Ye I think am broken I didn’t cry at all maybe it’s cause ik he’s not actually dead and was only dead in young sheldon
@@alfie3510 No, some people just do not cry for various reasons. It can even be a medical condition.
Whatever it is, if it feels like it holds you back from mourning properly and dealing with stuff. I advise you to get it checked
I haven’t seen the few last seasons yet but this still had me emotional
The moment Mary broke down, it reminded me of the day my grand dad died, my dad had his head down and crying his heart out, luckily my brother and I were there cause it’s hard to see your parents break down like that
Mary blaming God lol, biggest hypocrite, speaking as though God is at fault, when God is all perfect and all knowing, I'm shocked she made a total prat out herself and the pastor, who must have felt extremely offended.
@@pauljohnson6019 When you lose someone, you go in mourning. it's crazy how you can be so insensitive over loss, God definitely isn't perfect knowing he made people like you who rejoice over the suffering of others.
@@pauljohnson6019 PS: If you devote yourself to God like Mary did, I think you have the right to be mad that she lost her husband when things were going uphill for them. She would have been happier if they parted ways old, lovingly, instead she received the news from his school, while the family was getting ready for something that was supposed to keep memory of them being family.
@@pauljohnson6019ur a hypocrite of ur own religion. Pastors probably hear grieving ppl blame god all the time. The only fool here is you
@@pauljohnson6019please stop commenting the same thing over and over again. You are making a really bad impression of religious people. Making us sound and look crazy, judgie hypocrites. Mary is right now in the worst state of her mind, she cannot process the reality properly and she cannot care less about pastor's feelings. Being angry at someone at this moment is totally healthy. Later she will reconcile with the God, accept her loss, ask for forgiveness and remain deeply religious. People leave their respectful religions because of people like you, who make God look like a spiteful, angry tyrant who burns people in hell for the things they say in the times they cannot think properly.
I apologize for my grammar errors since English is not my first language
This episode really pulled at my heart. Memories of my own father's funeral. Too close to home, cause George kind of reminded me of my dad. Still tearing up.
This was a very emotional moment & probably 1 of the most emotional I've ever watched in the various sitcoms I've ever watched over the years & we all knew George's death was inevitable in this series, but it still hit you right in the feels like a ton of bricks.
I remember the episode when George & Missy had that Father-Daughter dinner & it seemed like they were both having a really great time.
I think it was season 1 (?), but I can't recall off the top of my head.
Whenever a loved 1 passes away, you'll always have those treasured memories of that person to look back on & smile.
When I lost my own Father & even my younger brother (a little over 2 months apart), I thought about & shared various memories of them with friends & family.
I lost my Mom when I was only 12 & that was actually the 1st real death my siblings & I have ever had to deal with, if I recall, but I can still to this day share memories of her as well as my Dad, my brother & a few others who have passed on.
I imagine losing George was the 1st real death Georgie, Sheldon & Missy have ever had to deal with, but I could be wrong.
That 1st real deal with death is 1 of the biggest & hardest obstacles to overcome, especially if you were close with the person.
All of this was insanely well executed, makes it all the more impactful when Howard's mum dies in TBBT, Sheldon says "I was alone when my dad died", people tried to be there for him but they didn't know how. His 2 professors mightve been the 2 closest to understanding him, but even then with the age gap etc, it was obviously difficult for them. And in his mind, everyone else around him had someone in this situation, except for him. TBBTs Sheldon became a better character through this series
I just lost my father due to his high blood pressure.
It hits me so badly... 😢
Sorry
I’m sorry 😞
I'm so sorry for your loss 💔 grief is so painful.
Sorry for your loss
Sorry for your loss
I never watched the whole series just the clips here on youtube but I really felt their lost. RIP George Sr
My nephew just died in a motorcycle accident a short time ago, and life has been sadder since. Then to see this last episode . . Wow . . I cried my eyes out. I cried so hard I felt tired the next day.. This was the most emotionally difficult season finale that I was ever watched.
Sheldon's teacher and neighbor hooking up caught me by surprise and had me chuckling to meself. Good for them.
The mom’s speech is exactly what most wives and children feel when their beloved husbands or father leave them
Revisiting the memory ... i cried alot 😢😢 can relate
The day Sheldon's dad died he became emotionless when he meet his friends as an adult he got his emotions back from all those fun memories 😢
When my dad passed away last year I felt the exact emotions Georgie felt... I had to sit beside him and tell him I've got everything under control and he can rest eternally. Being the oldest son ain't easy. I miss u dad.
Very Sorry For Your Loss
I cried when missy and goregie were saying goodbye 😢
Watching a loved one lay in a casket lifeless is the most gut wrenching feeling you could ever imagine it’s like you expect them to rise back up and say something but they don’t with they’re eyes closed not even breathing. (My brother died of drug overdose in his car in mid 2021 one of the worst experiences was seeing him in that casket.)
This whole episode my wife and where in tears 😢
George was such a great character and played by an amazing actor. They could not have done better.
"I taught Sheldon Science"
"Oh I'm Sorry"
I know this is emotional but this scene got me
😂😂😂😂. Remember when the whole community put their money together to make sure Sheldon went on that trip. They needed a break from him lol
Man... I had tears throughout the episode..
I loved George Sr character so much..
RIP George Sr..
I think what’s hard when watching this is knowing how my family would be in this situation. My eldest siblings wouldn’t know how to cope, I’d put off a chunk of my grief to support my mum, and my other brother (second youngest) would be the only one holding it all together for the sake of everyone.
Mary: I'm mad at God
That's how you know shit is real in this show.
The most surprising thing is she didn't say God loved him more... I was expecting that, but no...