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Der neunjährige Sheldon Cooper hat vier Klassen übersprungen und beginnt gleichzeitig mit seinem älteren Bruder an der Highschool. Die Tatsache, dass er hochbegabt ist, stößt bei seinem Vater, seinen Geschwistern und seinen Schulkameraden häufig. Young Sheldon ist eine US-amerikanische Comedyserie von Chuck Lorre und Steven Molaro, die seit dem September von CBS ausgestrahlt wird. Diese Episodenliste enthält alle Episoden der US-amerikanischen Comedyserie Young Sheldon, sortiert nach der US-amerikanischen Erstausstrahlung. Treffen Sie ein Kindergenie namens Sheldon Cooper; (bereits als Erwachsener in The Big Bang Theory () gesehen) und seine Familie. Einige einzigartige. Young Sheldon im Stream: Wir haben für euch die neuen Folgen von Staffel 3 der TV-Serie - Ganze Folgen kostenlos ✓ Die neuesten Previews ✓ Alle News. Young Sheldon: Das neunjährige Genie Sheldon Cooper (Iain Armitage) wächst in Ost-Texas bei einer sehr wertekonservativen Familie auf. Seine Mutter Mary. Ian Armitage (born July of - the kid really IS only nine years old!) is spot on as young Sheldon. I'm impressed at his ability to channel the obsessive and.
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Download as PDF Printable version. Sheldon Cooper, a 9-year-old genius, begins his first day of high school in the ninth grade with his older brother, George "Georgie" Cooper Jr.
Having shown more skills than a typical child his age, he skipped several grades. On his first day, he questions his teachers and informs students of their rule-breaking.
He tries to find his place in the new school and Georgie must deal with having a much younger sibling in his class. Michael Zinberg.
Sheldon learns that his mother is worried about his not having any friends. He therefore gets a copy of How to Win Friends and Influence People from the school library and tries its methods on various students and teachers without success.
His sister Missy recommends that he try to make friends with other people who checked out the book, since they too are looking to make friends.
That also fails. He eventually meets a Vietnamese American boy named Tam who sees him with the book and they share how difficult it has been for them to make friends.
As they start speaking, they realize that they also share an interest in rocketry. Sheldon's mother is so happy that she insists Sheldon invite Tam over for dinner and lifts the ban on Sheldon's model rocketry hobby.
The dinner turns awkward when Sheldon's parents exhibit cultural insensitivity as Tam tells them the story of his life. After dinner, the boys' launch attempt goes out of control just as FBI agents arrive to ask Sheldon why he was trying to buy uranium.
Sheldon debates the relationship between religion and science with Pastor Jeff, while Billy Sparks brings some eggs for Missy. George suffers a mild heart attack, so Mary takes him to the hospital after calling her mother, Connie to watch the children.
While she is sleeping, Georgie "borrows" her car and takes the other children to see their father. In the hospital chapel, Sheldon prays to Blaise Pascal for his father's recovery.
When he does recover, Sheldon briefly doubts his atheism, but immediately gets over it after his family eats Billy's eggs and suffers from food poisoning.
When Sheldon gets into another debate with Pastor Jeff, George pretends to have heart trouble in order to get his family out of the church service.
Sheldon chokes on a sausage and becomes fearful of solid foods. His parents take him to a psychiatrist, Dr. Goetsch, who talks to his parents first, telling Sheldon he can read any of the comic books that are in the waiting room.
Although Sheldon had previously not been interested in comic books, he starts reading X-Men , which inspires him.
He then leaves Dr. Goetsch's office and wanders away to a comic book store to read the next volume of X-Men. He runs into Tam, who is eating licorice at the store.
Due to his fear of solid foods, Sheldon initially refuses the licorice that Tam offers him, but eventually gives in and eats one, resolving his eating disorder.
Meanwhile, Connie babysits Georgie and Missy and comforts them on their feelings of being invisible because of Sheldon's quirks taking most of their parents' attention.
Sheldon uses sports analytics to help his school's football team, coached by his father, win games, but immediately becomes too popular for his taste as a result.
Georgie struggles with his father neglecting him in favor of spending time with Sheldon, while Missy and Tam revel in Sheldon's new popularity.
Meanwhile, Connie also asks for his advice regarding her sports bets. He tells on his family to Mary, which prompts her to reprimand them on their actions.
George begins ignoring Sheldon again for being a " snitch " and reconciles with Georgie. He tries to do the calculations himself, but he needs a computer to do so.
When he realizes the family cannot afford one, he becomes frustrated, which causes him a stress ulcer. Sheldon takes the opportunity to use his doctor's computer and internet access to complete his calculations and send his results to NASA.
When no reply comes, Sheldon gets depressed, prompting George to impulsively drive the family to the Johnson Space Center and demand that Hodges listen to Sheldon's idea.
Hodges admits it is theoretically valid, but that NASA lacks the technical capability to implement it at that time. Sheldon concludes that he is ahead of his time.
On the way home, he thanks his father for standing up for him. Mark Cendrowski. Connie's disdain for George emerges when she refuses to give him her brisket recipe.
George later complains that Mary always takes her mother's side. To get back at George for secretly searching her home for it, Connie gives him a fake recipe which requires him to go to great lengths to get the ingredients.
After George spends 14 hours cooking in vain, he attempts to ban her from the household. When Georgie and Missy fear their parents might divorce over this, Sheldon suddenly recalls a memory of Connie telling him her recipe when he was 23 months old, so he threatens to reveal it unless the two of them make up.
While he initially shows his interest in the recipe, George states that he is more bothered by the fact that she never thought he was good enough for her daughter.
He acknowledges that he was a disappointment when they first met, but he believes he has grown since then. Connie seemingly accepts him as a worthy son-in-law, only for George to get the recipe from Sheldon as soon as she leaves.
George takes the boys to Florida to see a Space Shuttle launch as a way to cater to Sheldon's interests for a change, but it gets rained out.
To cheer him up, George plays dumb and asks Sheldon how lightning and thunder work, leading the latter to appreciate the former more. Meanwhile, Mary, Missy, and Connie go to a beauty salon.
Mary and Connie get into a heated argument after the latter comments on the former for being "no fun" for forbidding Missy to dye her hair, but both later make amends with one another.
Sheldon tutors Georgie for their math test, only to discover that the latter cheated to pass. Since Star Trek character Captain Kirk also got away with cheating on the Kobayashi Maru test, Sheldon decides to adapt the "playing fast-and-loose with the rules" lifestyle he believes both Georgie and Kirk embrace by forging Mary's signature on a note excusing him from P.
He eventually gets caught after Coach Wilkins shows George the note, prompting Mary to tell off Sheldon and force him to make amends by returning the books and going back to P.
Sheldon's principal asks Mary and George to consider sending Sheldon to a school for the gifted in Dallas. Sheldon and his teachers are delighted by the idea, but his family except for Georgie quickly begins to miss him.
Sheldon enjoys the intellectual stimulation, but dislikes the folk rock -singing family that he lives with. When George impulsively drives to Dallas to bring him home, Sheldon is happy to go back home.
She tries to get Tam's and Billy's parents' help to try to put an end to the game, but they see it as harmless. Sheldon, however, takes it a step further and starts researching all the major religions , quizzing Tam on what being a Catholic involves and Ira Rosenbloom on being Jewish.
He is ultimately unsatisfied with all the major religions. He then decides to start his own religion which he calls "Mathology" and in which the only sin is being stupid.
Sheldon asks Mary to buy him a Tandy SL computer. George insists that they cannot afford it, but Mary reveals that she has been secretly saving money.
They get into a heated argument about the secret fund, which prompts Mary to take Sheldon and Missy to live with Connie for a while. She buys Sheldon the computer to make a point to George and, while Sheldon is initially overjoyed, he finds that its ELIZA psychotherapy program's advice on how to fix his parents' marriage proves to be useless.
Connie eavesdrops on Sheldon and forces Mary to feel out George to get her out of her house. Meanwhile, Georgie advises George to apologize to Mary, which the latter eventually does.
In the ensuing days, the family finds various uses for the computer. Sheldon's mysophobia surfaces when influenza hits his school.
He is successively sentenced to detention and suspension for leaving his class and the school after his teacher got a cold, escaping from other people who had the flu, and escaping from detention after the other teacher had a tickle in his throat.
He then uses his suspension time in an attempt to convert the garage into a closed ecological system instead of doing extra chores for the entire week of suspension.
While George, Missy, and Connie are mostly amused by his behavior, Mary is the only member of the family to be really worried about it.
Meanwhile, Georgie takes advantage of Sheldon's situation to gain sympathetic hugs from girls at school. With numerous attempts to get him out of the garage proving to be futile, Connie finally coaxes Sheldon out by appealing to his pride as a Texan.
Nevertheless, he gets sick, but feels better when his mother sings " Soft Kitty " to him. Mary gets a job as church secretary, but Pastor Jeff quickly begins asking her for advice since his beautiful new wife does not speak English and is spending all his money.
When Connie peeks in on the twins, they think she is a burglar and spray her with a fire extinguisher. When Sheldon gets a splinter in his finger, Missy searches all over the house for tweezers with which to extract it.
She eventually finds them in an Operation game and successfully removes the splinter. Sheldon and Tam befriend Libby, an 11th-grade girl with an interest in geology.
However, Sheldon is devastated to learn that Libby thinks of him as a child during her talk with Mary. While Sheldon resolves never to make any more friends, Mary assures him that he will be surrounded by a lot of them who are also smart.
Tam and Libby end up going to Houston without Sheldon to see the film, where Tam's advances are rejected by Libby. Sheldon and Tam later revert to a two-man social group, where Sheldon reconsiders geology as "not a science" to the point where he considers it as more of a hobby.
At the school science fair , Sheldon is devastated when his asteroid impact avoidance project loses to another student's Van de Graaf generator and vows to quit science.
After a therapy session with Dr. Goetsch, Sheldon decides to become an actor. In acting class, he impresses the drama teacher, Mr.
Lundy, and gets the lead role in Annie. His parents worry about him playing a female role, but Sheldon dismisses their concerns until he experiences stage fright on opening night and refuses to perform, leaving Mr.
Lundy to take over his role. Sheldon is being bullied by Bobbi Sparks, a six-year-old neighbor girl. His parents have different ideas about how to handle the situation, neither of which is effective.
In the end, George and Bobbi's dad hang out and plan to tell their wives the made-up story of them being involved in a deadly fight.
Sheldon even tries paying Missy to warn Bobbi off using his life savings, but that plan eventually fails. After Mary confiscates Sheldon's comic books due to the rather explicit content in an issue of Watchmen , Sheldon demands to be treated like an adult.
He fails his every attempt at adulthood until a tornado warning reminds him of his family values. Alex Reid. Connie drives Sheldon to a nearby college so that he can audit a weekly class on quantum chromodynamics.
The professor, Dr. John Sturgis, asks Connie out on a date. She has a nice time, but finds that he is like an older version of Sheldon.
The following week, she has to leave the class because her presence is too distracting for Sturgis. Meanwhile, Missy gets Georgie to help her with her homework.
Stimulated by Sheldon's example, they actually make some progress. Sheldon's cynophobia surfaces when the Sparks family begins taking care of a relative's dog, which shows a strange attraction to Sheldon.
The families are unable to agree about how to control the dog until Pastor Jeff mediates. Sheldon tries to overcome his fear by dressing in protective clothing and petting the dog, but this backfires when the dog licks him, apparently stimulated by the smell of his Brylcreem.
Connie tries to get Sheldon accustomed to animals by buying him a fish, but the fish bites both him and George.
Sheldon invites John to dinner without telling anyone. The next evening, John comes to Connie's house to cook her some Sichuan cuisine , after which she invites him to stay for the night.
Sheldon monitors the events through his binoculars. George takes Missy, who is dressed as a princess, to dinner at Red Lobster. That leaves Mary and Georgie to have dinner together, where he quizzes her about the chronology of his conception.
Connie tries to date John and Ira simultaneously, but then decides to dump Ira, who tries to win her back by giving her furniture. John goes to confront Ira and they reach an understanding.
Connie is furious that John did that without her permission and that Sheldon is meddling in their relationship.
It then occurs to Sheldon that he can draw up a relationship agreement which covers the three of them.
He also mentions that he eventually draws up a contract for his own children. Sheldon then gets a job delivering newspapers so he can reimburse George, but the job turns out to be difficult and stressful.
He eventually outsources the work to Billy Sparks. Sheldon is joined in John's physics class by Paige, who is slightly smarter and younger than he is, causing him to be jealous.
Paige and her family visit the Coopers. Her parents begin bickering after talking with George and Mary about raising a gifted child, Sheldon is still jealous of Paige, but Missy and Georgie like her older sister.
John learns that he must not praise Paige too much in front of Sheldon. Mary questions her faith in God after hearing about a sixteen year old girl in the congregation who died in an accident.
Although Sheldon does not believe in God, as he challenges Pastor Jeff how God would look like in an alien planet with octopuses, he does help Mary find her faith in God again.
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After the sleepover, Sheldon pressures George to come clean to Mary. Because her secret was exposed, Connie gets back at George and tells Mary how George once relieved himself in the church's vegetable garden.
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Sheldon Cooper, a 9-year-old genius, begins his first day of high school in the ninth grade with his older brother, George "Georgie" Cooper Jr.
Having shown more skills than a typical child his age, he skipped several grades. On his first day, he questions his teachers and informs students of their rule-breaking.
He tries to find his place in the new school and Georgie must deal with having a much younger sibling in his class. Michael Zinberg. Sheldon learns that his mother is worried about his not having any friends.
He therefore gets a copy of How to Win Friends and Influence People from the school library and tries its methods on various students and teachers without success.
His sister Missy recommends that he try to make friends with other people who checked out the book, since they too are looking to make friends.
That also fails. He eventually meets a Vietnamese American boy named Tam who sees him with the book and they share how difficult it has been for them to make friends.
As they start speaking, they realize that they also share an interest in rocketry. Sheldon's mother is so happy that she insists Sheldon invite Tam over for dinner and lifts the ban on Sheldon's model rocketry hobby.
The dinner turns awkward when Sheldon's parents exhibit cultural insensitivity as Tam tells them the story of his life. After dinner, the boys' launch attempt goes out of control just as FBI agents arrive to ask Sheldon why he was trying to buy uranium.
Sheldon debates the relationship between religion and science with Pastor Jeff, while Billy Sparks brings some eggs for Missy. George suffers a mild heart attack, so Mary takes him to the hospital after calling her mother, Connie to watch the children.
While she is sleeping, Georgie "borrows" her car and takes the other children to see their father. In the hospital chapel, Sheldon prays to Blaise Pascal for his father's recovery.
When he does recover, Sheldon briefly doubts his atheism, but immediately gets over it after his family eats Billy's eggs and suffers from food poisoning.
When Sheldon gets into another debate with Pastor Jeff, George pretends to have heart trouble in order to get his family out of the church service.
Sheldon chokes on a sausage and becomes fearful of solid foods. His parents take him to a psychiatrist, Dr. Goetsch, who talks to his parents first, telling Sheldon he can read any of the comic books that are in the waiting room.
Although Sheldon had previously not been interested in comic books, he starts reading X-Men , which inspires him.
He then leaves Dr. Goetsch's office and wanders away to a comic book store to read the next volume of X-Men.
He runs into Tam, who is eating licorice at the store. Due to his fear of solid foods, Sheldon initially refuses the licorice that Tam offers him, but eventually gives in and eats one, resolving his eating disorder.
Meanwhile, Connie babysits Georgie and Missy and comforts them on their feelings of being invisible because of Sheldon's quirks taking most of their parents' attention.
Sheldon uses sports analytics to help his school's football team, coached by his father, win games, but immediately becomes too popular for his taste as a result.
Georgie struggles with his father neglecting him in favor of spending time with Sheldon, while Missy and Tam revel in Sheldon's new popularity.
Meanwhile, Connie also asks for his advice regarding her sports bets. He tells on his family to Mary, which prompts her to reprimand them on their actions.
George begins ignoring Sheldon again for being a " snitch " and reconciles with Georgie. He tries to do the calculations himself, but he needs a computer to do so.
When he realizes the family cannot afford one, he becomes frustrated, which causes him a stress ulcer. Sheldon takes the opportunity to use his doctor's computer and internet access to complete his calculations and send his results to NASA.
When no reply comes, Sheldon gets depressed, prompting George to impulsively drive the family to the Johnson Space Center and demand that Hodges listen to Sheldon's idea.
Hodges admits it is theoretically valid, but that NASA lacks the technical capability to implement it at that time. Sheldon concludes that he is ahead of his time.
On the way home, he thanks his father for standing up for him. Mark Cendrowski. Connie's disdain for George emerges when she refuses to give him her brisket recipe.
George later complains that Mary always takes her mother's side. To get back at George for secretly searching her home for it, Connie gives him a fake recipe which requires him to go to great lengths to get the ingredients.
After George spends 14 hours cooking in vain, he attempts to ban her from the household. When Georgie and Missy fear their parents might divorce over this, Sheldon suddenly recalls a memory of Connie telling him her recipe when he was 23 months old, so he threatens to reveal it unless the two of them make up.
While he initially shows his interest in the recipe, George states that he is more bothered by the fact that she never thought he was good enough for her daughter.
He acknowledges that he was a disappointment when they first met, but he believes he has grown since then. Connie seemingly accepts him as a worthy son-in-law, only for George to get the recipe from Sheldon as soon as she leaves.
George takes the boys to Florida to see a Space Shuttle launch as a way to cater to Sheldon's interests for a change, but it gets rained out.
To cheer him up, George plays dumb and asks Sheldon how lightning and thunder work, leading the latter to appreciate the former more.
Meanwhile, Mary, Missy, and Connie go to a beauty salon. Mary and Connie get into a heated argument after the latter comments on the former for being "no fun" for forbidding Missy to dye her hair, but both later make amends with one another.
Sheldon tutors Georgie for their math test, only to discover that the latter cheated to pass. Since Star Trek character Captain Kirk also got away with cheating on the Kobayashi Maru test, Sheldon decides to adapt the "playing fast-and-loose with the rules" lifestyle he believes both Georgie and Kirk embrace by forging Mary's signature on a note excusing him from P.
He eventually gets caught after Coach Wilkins shows George the note, prompting Mary to tell off Sheldon and force him to make amends by returning the books and going back to P.
Sheldon's principal asks Mary and George to consider sending Sheldon to a school for the gifted in Dallas. Sheldon and his teachers are delighted by the idea, but his family except for Georgie quickly begins to miss him.
Sheldon enjoys the intellectual stimulation, but dislikes the folk rock -singing family that he lives with. When George impulsively drives to Dallas to bring him home, Sheldon is happy to go back home.
She tries to get Tam's and Billy's parents' help to try to put an end to the game, but they see it as harmless. Sheldon, however, takes it a step further and starts researching all the major religions , quizzing Tam on what being a Catholic involves and Ira Rosenbloom on being Jewish.
He is ultimately unsatisfied with all the major religions. He then decides to start his own religion which he calls "Mathology" and in which the only sin is being stupid.
Sheldon asks Mary to buy him a Tandy SL computer. George insists that they cannot afford it, but Mary reveals that she has been secretly saving money.
They get into a heated argument about the secret fund, which prompts Mary to take Sheldon and Missy to live with Connie for a while.
She buys Sheldon the computer to make a point to George and, while Sheldon is initially overjoyed, he finds that its ELIZA psychotherapy program's advice on how to fix his parents' marriage proves to be useless.
Connie eavesdrops on Sheldon and forces Mary to feel out George to get her out of her house. Meanwhile, Georgie advises George to apologize to Mary, which the latter eventually does.
In the ensuing days, the family finds various uses for the computer. Sheldon's mysophobia surfaces when influenza hits his school.
He is successively sentenced to detention and suspension for leaving his class and the school after his teacher got a cold, escaping from other people who had the flu, and escaping from detention after the other teacher had a tickle in his throat.
He then uses his suspension time in an attempt to convert the garage into a closed ecological system instead of doing extra chores for the entire week of suspension.
While George, Missy, and Connie are mostly amused by his behavior, Mary is the only member of the family to be really worried about it.
Meanwhile, Georgie takes advantage of Sheldon's situation to gain sympathetic hugs from girls at school.
With numerous attempts to get him out of the garage proving to be futile, Connie finally coaxes Sheldon out by appealing to his pride as a Texan.
Nevertheless, he gets sick, but feels better when his mother sings " Soft Kitty " to him. Mary gets a job as church secretary, but Pastor Jeff quickly begins asking her for advice since his beautiful new wife does not speak English and is spending all his money.
When Connie peeks in on the twins, they think she is a burglar and spray her with a fire extinguisher. When Sheldon gets a splinter in his finger, Missy searches all over the house for tweezers with which to extract it.
She eventually finds them in an Operation game and successfully removes the splinter. Sheldon and Tam befriend Libby, an 11th-grade girl with an interest in geology.
However, Sheldon is devastated to learn that Libby thinks of him as a child during her talk with Mary. While Sheldon resolves never to make any more friends, Mary assures him that he will be surrounded by a lot of them who are also smart.
Tam and Libby end up going to Houston without Sheldon to see the film, where Tam's advances are rejected by Libby. Sheldon and Tam later revert to a two-man social group, where Sheldon reconsiders geology as "not a science" to the point where he considers it as more of a hobby.
At the school science fair , Sheldon is devastated when his asteroid impact avoidance project loses to another student's Van de Graaf generator and vows to quit science.
After a therapy session with Dr. Goetsch, Sheldon decides to become an actor. In acting class, he impresses the drama teacher, Mr.
Lundy, and gets the lead role in Annie. His parents worry about him playing a female role, but Sheldon dismisses their concerns until he experiences stage fright on opening night and refuses to perform, leaving Mr.
Lundy to take over his role. Sheldon is being bullied by Bobbi Sparks, a six-year-old neighbor girl. His parents have different ideas about how to handle the situation, neither of which is effective.
In the end, George and Bobbi's dad hang out and plan to tell their wives the made-up story of them being involved in a deadly fight.
Sheldon even tries paying Missy to warn Bobbi off using his life savings, but that plan eventually fails. After Mary confiscates Sheldon's comic books due to the rather explicit content in an issue of Watchmen , Sheldon demands to be treated like an adult.
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Connie drives Sheldon to a nearby college so that he can audit a weekly class on quantum chromodynamics. The professor, Dr. John Sturgis, asks Connie out on a date.
She has a nice time, but finds that he is like an older version of Sheldon. The following week, she has to leave the class because her presence is too distracting for Sturgis.
Meanwhile, Missy gets Georgie to help her with her homework. Stimulated by Sheldon's example, they actually make some progress.
Sheldon's cynophobia surfaces when the Sparks family begins taking care of a relative's dog, which shows a strange attraction to Sheldon.
The families are unable to agree about how to control the dog until Pastor Jeff mediates. Sheldon tries to overcome his fear by dressing in protective clothing and petting the dog, but this backfires when the dog licks him, apparently stimulated by the smell of his Brylcreem.
Connie tries to get Sheldon accustomed to animals by buying him a fish, but the fish bites both him and George. Sheldon invites John to dinner without telling anyone.
The next evening, John comes to Connie's house to cook her some Sichuan cuisine , after which she invites him to stay for the night. Sheldon monitors the events through his binoculars.
George takes Missy, who is dressed as a princess, to dinner at Red Lobster. That leaves Mary and Georgie to have dinner together, where he quizzes her about the chronology of his conception.
Connie tries to date John and Ira simultaneously, but then decides to dump Ira, who tries to win her back by giving her furniture.
John goes to confront Ira and they reach an understanding. Connie is furious that John did that without her permission and that Sheldon is meddling in their relationship.
It then occurs to Sheldon that he can draw up a relationship agreement which covers the three of them. He also mentions that he eventually draws up a contract for his own children.
Sheldon then gets a job delivering newspapers so he can reimburse George, but the job turns out to be difficult and stressful.
He eventually outsources the work to Billy Sparks. Sheldon is joined in John's physics class by Paige, who is slightly smarter and younger than he is, causing him to be jealous.
Paige and her family visit the Coopers. Her parents begin bickering after talking with George and Mary about raising a gifted child, Sheldon is still jealous of Paige, but Missy and Georgie like her older sister.
John learns that he must not praise Paige too much in front of Sheldon. Mary questions her faith in God after hearing about a sixteen year old girl in the congregation who died in an accident.
Although Sheldon does not believe in God, as he challenges Pastor Jeff how God would look like in an alien planet with octopuses, he does help Mary find her faith in God again.
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After the sleepover, Sheldon pressures George to come clean to Mary. Because her secret was exposed, Connie gets back at George and tells Mary how George once relieved himself in the church's vegetable garden.
John suggests that Sheldon and Missy begin participating in a weekly twin study. Sheldon excels at the analytical tests, but has little patience for the tests of perceptiveness, while Missy is the opposite.
She also suggests ways that her psychologist could make herself more attractive to her colleague. While monitoring the sessions, Mary learns that Missy feels a bit neglected, so she is given the choice of restaurant on the way home.
Pastor Jeff wants to put on a Halloween Hell House to warn children and teenagers of the consequences of sin and puts Mary in charge.
She enlists the help of Mr. Lundy, who then takes over the whole production. He dresses as Satan and sets up a different room in a vacant house for each of the seven deadly sins.
The last room is heaven, featuring Mary dressed as an angel, but the only person who wants to be saved from sin is Georgie's date, Veronica.
Meanwhile, Sheldon dresses as Carl Sagan for trick-or-treating, but only one person recognizes his costume. George takes Sheldon to a lecture on carbon dating , which is also being attended by Paige.
While waiting in a restaurant, he is separately approached by Paige's parents, whose marriage is precarious because of the demands of raising Paige.
The children become bored by the lecture and wander into a closed area of the museum. Meanwhile, Connie is holding a garage sale, and becomes upset by the sight of John wearing her dead husband's jacket.
Connie and Sheldon become addicted to video games. She even pulls him out of school so he can play with her, since she had promised not to play without him.
Meanwhile, Georgie takes a part-time job at Herschel Sparks' garage, where he displays a definite talent for tire repair.
Sheldon takes a psychology class as his elective, and is told to observe family dynamics over the Thanksgiving weekend.
He sees his parents argue over whether or not George should accept a higher-paying job coaching at the University of Tulsa , since his family does not want to leave Medford.
George rejects the offer and Sheldon becomes unexpectedly emotional while reading his report to his class. Missy and Paige have a sleepover, during which Paige warns Sheldon that his excessively mature personality might cause him to be a social misfit and weirdo as an adult.
In response, he tries to play practical jokes on various people. After finally succeeding with Missy, he becomes satisfied with his social progress.
Meanwhile, John asks Connie to teach him how to drive a car. He fails to become proficient, but they then state their love for each other.
Sheldon tries to teach math to Missy using Socratic questioning and operant conditioning , causing her to punch him when he threatens to damage her Cabbage Patch doll unless she learns calculus.
Georgie joins Mary's bible study group so that he can be close to Veronica. They get baptised together, but she punches him when he kisses her.
Mary gets upset and grounds both her sons. Sheldon has to go to a hospital for several days to get his gall bladder removed. He is a difficult patient until he gets a roommate with a hole in his heart.
All of his family except for Georgie misses him. Georgie is humiliated at school when he tries to win back Veronica, Mary insists that George tell her who his first crush was, Connie has to break up a shoving match between John and another scientist who was getting too friendly towards her, and Sheldon acquires a box of defective smoke detectors so that he can take out the Americium and build a nuclear power plant for the neighborhood.
Government agents in hazmat suits then arrive. Sheldon witnesses Georgie being bullied by a fellow student, and strikes up a friendship with the bully that enables him to coerce services from Georgie.
However, Sheldon brags about the relationship to an even bigger bully, which results in Sheldon being imprisoned in a locker overnight. Meanwhile, Missy steals Connie's makeup for school picture day, accuses Mary of being a killjoy, and has to spend the night with Connie.
Connie then explains to her that Mary became a devout Christian because Missy almost died at birth, causing her to change her attitude towards her mother.
Eventually, Dr. Sturgis admits that Sheldon was right, and deserved a perfect score. Pastor Jeff becomes ill, and has Mary take over his duties, such as providing counseling to a pair of newlyweds, and visiting a shut-in.
The visit is difficult, but when Mary tries visiting him again, she discovers that he died. Sheldon's favorite brand of bread tastes different, so he begins a campaign to advocate for tight government regulation of bakeries.
During a TV interview, he inadvertently says that communism might be the answer to the bread crisis, so the Cooper family is shunned by the town. Meanwhile, Veronica breaks up with her boyfriend, so she and Georgie become " just friends ".
Beth McCarthy-Miller. Mary becomes pregnant, causing George to worry about finances. He does get a pay raise from the school, but Mary suffers a miscarriage.
Meanwhile, Sheldon takes up violin lessons to be more like Albert Einstein. Noticing the prevalence of Jews like Einstein in physics, he decides to become Jewish himself.
A rabbi then talks him out of it. To gain some experience in living at a college, he stays overnight with John. The experience is mostly enjoyable, but after he accidentally starts a fire in the kitchen, he is happy to return home.
Mary is delighted, since she had been experiencing empty nest syndrome. Annoyed that so many school funds go to football instead of the science classroom, Sheldon decides to run for class president.
The campaign goes badly until Sheldon decides to fight dirty using information that Missy got from his opponent's younger sister; she's originally from New York.
Sheldon uses Texas pride to win. However, Principal Peterson vetoes his use of an old version of the Pledge of Allegiance. When Veronica has problems at home, the Coopers take her in for a few days, thrilling Georgie.
She fits in well with all the family and Georgie's kindness make her actually start to have feelings for him. George steps in when her mother's boyfriend tries to take her home against her will.
Meanwhile, John proposes to Connie after a year of dating, only to hear she never thought she'd marry again, upsetting him. Connie takes out a large newspaper ad proclaiming her love for him, winning him back.
Pastor Jeff stays with the Coopers while he has marital problems, making things uncomfortable for Mary and George and bonding with Georgie over girl problems.
When he finds his wife has left him, he considers leaving the church until he meets Robin, a female police officer.
Sheldon and Missy get many donations for the church, while Connie takes Dr. Sturgis to the casino. He doesn't enjoy it very much and is put off by her attitude while losing, until she has a big win.
Georgie uses his own money to pay for cable TV service, but will not allow his father to use it. In response, George presents Georgie with a bill for the services that he provides to Georgie.
Sheldon invites the entire school to a listening party for the announcement of the Nobel Prize winners in Physics , which would come over a shortwave radio.
Due to the time difference between Sweden where the announcements are made and Texas, the announcement comes at five o'clock in the morning local time, so nobody attends Sheldon's party, except for his mother.
After realizing that she only attended to show sympathy, not because of interest in the announcement, Sheldon excuses her. Although he helped Sheldon set up the shortwave radio, Dr.
Sturgis does not attend Sheldon's party because the Nobel prize announcement triggers a depression within him as he realizes that his work will never be recognized with a Nobel prize.
Sheldon begins to cry as the results are read out, believing he will ultimately remain friendless for the rest of his life, however the narration states that in this regard he was thankfully wrong as a video montage is shown of the activities of future friends and future wife while the prize announcement is being made.
Following Dr. Sturgis's hospitalization in a mental hospital, Mary worries something similar may happen to Sheldon.
With Mary being indirect in trying to evaluate Sheldon's mental state, her questions cause Sheldon to be concerned about her mental health.
This is resolved at the psychologist's office once Mary reveals the reason for her questioning. His father dismisses the idea. Georgie initially fails with his plan until he figures out a way to play on the locals' nostalgia for snow in Texas to sell the snow globes.
Believing he is not being challenged enough in school, Sheldon decides to skip his classes and study independently in a broom closet within the school library.
Once discovered, George and Mary disagree on whose responsibility it is to resolve the matter. During one argument, Connie offers a suggestion to have Sheldon audit Dr.
Linkletter's physics course while Dr. Sturgis is hospitalized. Although the problem with Sheldon is solved, George is disturbed by his fight with Mary, and with the advice of Assistant Coach Wilkins, George invites Mary for date night.
Meanwhile, Pastor Jeff tries to ward off his desires for intimacy with his girlfriend, Officer Robin, and Mary assists him with that. Pastor Jeff calls Mary's home for assistance while she is out on her date night with George, but with Mary being out, he speaks to Missy instead.
Missy lies to Pastor Jeff about her and Georgie's experimentation with an Ouija board. Missy then fears that the lie it will land her in hell , so she calls Pastor Jeff back to confess.
The call back occurs just as Pastor Jeff was about to get intimate with his girlfriend, which he interpreted as a sign from God to cease.
In response, Officer Robin asks Pastor Jeff to marry her. Linkletter, wanting to create additional opportunities to meet with Connie, invites Sheldon to a robotics lecture.
Connie feels uncomfortable, and refuses to take Sheldon to the lecture. Sheldon accuses Connie of being selfish, so she spanks him offscreen.
His parents also refuse to drive him, hearing of his disrespect towards Connie. Sheldon also accuses his parents of being more selfish than Connie so they ground him for a month.
Sheldon therefore decides to take a bus to visit Dr. Sturgis at the mental hospital. Before he is tracked down by the police, a seatmate on the bus convinces Sheldon that he was in the wrong.
He then 'apologizes' to his parents and Connie by showing them an episode of Star Trek that conveys his feelings, but they don't quite get it.
Meanwhile, Georgie's latest get-rich-quick scheme nets him much money, which impresses his love interest, Veronica, but she rejects the expensive bracelet he buys her, so he buys her a cheap candy bracelet instead.
Sheldon becomes obsessed with solving the unified field theory , a problem Einstein couldn't solve. This worries Mary, so Sheldon unsuccessfully tries to distract himself with other activities.
The school librarian suggests to Sheldon to do something that is the "opposite of science", leading Sheldon to conclude that reading fiction is the closest alternative.
He starts reading Lord of the Rings , but becomes obsessed with figuring out discrepancies in the story-line. When Sheldon falls asleep, he dreams about a battle between "the Hobbitses" and "the Physicses" for his attention.
With "the Physicses" winning, Sheldon goes back to focusing on physics after waking up. Meanwhile, Missy becomes infatuated with a boy who is into baseball.
She therefore asks George to teach her how to throw and catch a baseball, and how to sound intelligent talking about baseball. The plan fails because the boy is interested in another girl, but the time spent with George helps Missy bond with him.
George then teaches Missy how to throw a curveball , a skill that she uses to throw an apple at the boy who hurt her feelings. Sturgis is released from the mental hospital, and comes together with Connie for dinner at the Cooper's home.
After dinner, Dr. Sturgis breaks up with Connie, feeling that she deserves someone more mentally stable than himself.
Connie, not used to being broken up with, gets upset, so Dr. Sturgis recommends to her to go back to dating her ex-boyfriend, Ira Rosenbloom.
During the date with Rosenbloom, Connie confesses to him that she only called him for a revenge date, and it was at Sturgis' suggestion.
In response, Rosenbloom rejects future dates with Connie. Meanwhile, Sheldon feels that it's not fair for him not to be friends with Dr.
Sturgis just because Sturgis and Connie broke up, and convinces Mary to invite Sturgis for dinner. Sturgis arrives at the Coopers' home bringing a pineapple as a gift, which he explains is a symbol of hospitality.
Mary does not like the dinner table conversation that is taking place, and asks George to take Dr. Sturgis to a bar. At the bar, Dr. Sturgis publicly toasts "the bosom of the male friendship" that he thinks he has developed with George.
The Coopers visit a church carnival, except for Connie who stays at home struggling with her breakup with Dr. Georgie volunteered at a stall in the carnival expecting to be working together with Veronica but she got sick and he has to work with Peg, Pastor Jeff's chain-smoking secretary, who bores him with her stories of disappointments in her love life.
Missy scores seven consecutive successful throws at the carnival dunk tank thanks to her baseball practices with her dad, which makes her want to join a baseball team.
George takes Missy to sign up for youth league but the Coach, Dale, refuses to accept a girl in the team.
When Connie hears about her rejection, she gets off the couch and visits Dale herself, along with Missy, who finally gets to show her skills and is accepted into the team; and Connie gets a date with the coach.
Meanwhile, Georgie, bored out of his wits by Peg and Connie's lamentations, pays a visit to Veronica with a "Get Well Soon" balloon, but she is at the doctor's and Georgie gets stuck with her grandmother who bores him all over again.
Sheldon buys a direct-connect baud modem and uses it to post a wave function collapse theory on a physics newsgroup , which is met with disagreement from another user.
Without the fear of physical retaliation, Sheldon resorts to name-calling. As the scientific argument escalates, Sheldon asks for advice from Dr. Sturgis, and eventually his opponent concedes, remarking that Sheldon's point "has some validity".
Dale takes George out for a beer, where they connect over small talk, but George does not tell him anything that would worry Connie, who is dating him.
Blutig, zynisch und smart treibt Deadpool Auswandern Griechenland seine Meta-Scherze. Sheldons Oma drängt ihre Tochter, sich zu entschuldigen. Annie Pott's "Meemaw" truly lights up the show and adds a lot of laughs. Januar — 9. Enttäuscht von den dreien ordnet Mary an, dass ihr Mann und ihr Sohn vorübergehend bei Meemaw wohnen müssen. Please try again later. Die Ausstrahlung der zweiten Staffel begann am 7. Deshalb L. Ron Hubbard er die Autoschlüssel der schlafenden Meemaw und fährt zusammen mit Sheldon und Missy Wheely Krankenhaus. It's not the typical dysfunctional TV family so commonly portrayed on shows today. Während Meemaw mit John Sturgis Sport1+Hd Programm, ruft ihr Alfred Edel Freund Ira Rosenbloom an und möchte sich mit ihr treffen.The Young Sheldon - Young Sheldon – Streams und Sendetermine
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