Gotta love Young Sheldon…I do! It’s taken over an empty spot in my heart as my favorite comedy show. All of the cast were cast magnificently! Speaking of cast, will they, or did they, have an episode where Sheldon goes fishing and has problems with worms and other things? Lots of fodder there.
Longevity is a cruel mistress. I wonder how long the show will run? They are in an interesting situation. If for some unforeseen reason the show cancels, they can always change things around and come back with a Sequel to the Prequel…
as long as they are able to fit it into the slot of Sheldon’s life before he meets the cast from Big Bang.
Actually I would like to see Young Sheldon survive the Hollywood scalpers and headhunters through the years filling the void into Big Bang. Would it not be a hoot if the kid who plays Young Sheldon grows up to look exactly like Jim Parsons?
I think Big Bang ended at the right time. I was getting tired of all the theoretical heavy thinking…and that intro song was driving me Nutz!
I was trying to figure out all of the conundrums actually, until someone told me they were fictitious, which made me feel like a fool, and turned me against them, leading me to write a last episode premise where they all perished in the elevator, (that was ironically just fixed,) with Penny looking down the shaft saying,
“Wow…That ended with a Big Bang.”
(Kudos for run-on sentence.)
I never watched Big Bang, probably because of my dislike of sitcoms. The theoretical problem with Young Sheldon is, according to the universe unfolding, he will grow older each season and eventually be too old to be appropriately called, Young. So be it.
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Bye, George,
Ron