George Sr. Being Dad Goals (Mashup) | Young Sheldon | TBS
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- George Sr. (Lance Barber) is a loving father to his kids, Georgie (Montana Jordan), Sheldon (Iain Armitage), and Missy (Raegan Revord). Although he might not be as brainy as Sheldon, George Cooper has some incredible wisdom that almost makes us wish he was our dad. Watch Young Sheldon on TBS.
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It’s 1989 and 9-year-old Sheldon Cooper has skipped four grades to start high school along with his less-intellectual older brother. As he struggles to be understood by his family, classmates and neighbors, his mother arms him with the best tool she can come up with: reminding bullies his dad is the football coach and his brother is on the team. His twin sister doesn’t share his exceptional mind, but she has a much clearer vision of what life has in store for the young genius.
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“he wasn’t the greatest dad, but maybe we just weren’t the greatest kids” this line almost made me cry
hola
Where was that
@@gurnoorsingh341I think it’s the end of s5 episode 5
Appreciated Sheldon for that 🥹
I think this on a daily basis when it comes to my brothers and my parents
I loved that older Sheldon realize his dad was trying to cheer him up
hey
George Senior wasn't a perfect parent, but he did try his best with all of his children. It'll be sad to see him pass away in the upcoming final season.
Yes indeed it's gonna be very emotional when Young Sheldon resumes in my birthday month of February.
Yes it will most likely have his death as it's the final season and it is set at the same time of his death when sheldon is 14@@ItzFrite
Yep
@@ItzFrite in the Big Bang theory Sheldon metioned how he passed away when he was fourteen which is the age the final season takes place and the creators of Young Sheldon said the finale will be a bittersweet moment
Thanks for ruining it, NOT!
George KOing that guy will never get old 😂
"You might wanna call the police. There's a bum sleeping on our front porch" 😂😂😂. Classic.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
One of my favorite moments in the show.
@@DateMike22 classic sigma male move
He’s a great dad, the one who’s always be there for his children when they are in need
hola
1:57 the way Sheldon was laying on that couch 😂😂😂. Homie was depressed asf about NASA not contacting him back
Lol
1:35 that “thanks for stopping’ by” is delivered so well!
"Thanks for stoppin' by!" = "Imma give ya ten seconds to get your sorry ass away from my porch before I do it myself!"
@@luigicavallo270That’s how we do it in Texas. 😎
He loved the hell outta his kids. He would’ve been so proud of Sheldon getting married and winning the Nobel prize. Even if he doesn’t get science, I know he would’ve bragged like crazy to his buddies about it ^^
Yeah i remembered when he smiled when Missy took over his baseball genes.
I think Georgie took his Meemaw Genes. Having lots of money in future since we know Meemaw had plenty of money lying around.
No doubt about it
And that's what great Dad's do
George Senior taught Clint a valuable lesson: start shit, get hit.
Never start conflicts, but have the capacity to end them, even if it costs you blood or the other person's.
Watching this for the honor of George Cooper Senior ✝️
God bless you Jesus is God and Jesus loves you so much that he died for you sins❤️☦️so Pray today and say hi to God.
George was the better parent hands down.
No doubt. He let his kids explore life without being too negligent but also taught them respect and responsibility. Mary is too overprotective of Sheldon and neglectful towards her other kids. She also just seems to have a stick up her ass 24/7
No. They’re both good parents.
@@trexasaurus5322god, I hate when people like you do this crap. When the mom tries to actually enforce the proper rules, she’s the bad guy. They’re both good parents.
@@thejayinator585 “enforce proper rules” Mary is not a good mom nor a good wife. She’s a hypocrite who actively manipulates and holds her family back. You’re just a psycho pal
@@thejayinator585 When those "rules" (like no dancing) come from the Bible, it's BS.
When I was younger and started watching the Big Bang theory ive always thought that Sheldon should've been raised by Leonard's mother since she was so much like him. Now that I saw Young Sheldon im glad the was raised by George Sr. He wasn't the perfect father but he was the father Sheldon needed. Im gonna be sad when he passes away
Well that escalated
I'd say Sheldon would've turned out to be a better person had George Sr. not died. He knew how to handle Sheldon well.
"You might wanna call the police" "Why?" "There's a bum sleeping on our front porch" I'm dead lol 🤣😂🤣😂😆🤣😂
He was a great father. Always there, accountable, and caring.
And to think some of my favorite George scenes were those with Missy. 🙃 Not sure there will ever be a more adorable scene than Missy & George's Red Lobster Daddy Daughter Date. 🥰
I love the way she called him "George" instead of "Dad"
Im never gonna get over this character. I wish I could’ve had a dad like him. I relate so much to missy and Georgie in being less attended to due to siblings with higher needs, but I also relate to Sheldon because I also have my own needs that I need tending to. And he’s a great father to both. He truly always tried his best to be a good father with all of their different needs.
Me too.
Not to sound mean, but I hope your dad was "not there" or just a bad person... Otherwise saying "i wish I could've had a dad like him" is a real gut-punch to your real dad.
In fact he would often pretend to be dumb just to make me feel better... My brother on the other hand didn't have to pretend 😂😂
George Sr. Really did try his best to raise all his kids and I can say I really appreciate it he really did try to stop the constant coddling Sheldon was getting from his mother
R.I.P. George Sr.
He may not have understood Sheldon, but George always tried to encourage and help him. A good man and father.
I hate how in TBBT, both Sheldon and Mary mostly say only negative things about George Sr. In 'Young Sheldon', George is the most likeable character of all.
FOR REAL
To think this is the same guy who did all that crazy stuff as Bill Ponderosa which is why Lance Barbers one of my favourite actors. RIP George Cooper Sr, you truly were a great man, a loving father and husband and the real star of the show. Much like my old man who passed away recently I appreciated all he’d done for me even more
God George truly loved his kids. I’m glad Sheldon realized how different his dad was from what his mom and meemaw told him. Hopefully Missy and Georgie got through to him
This man was a great dad. Besides the drinking he could definitely cut back on that. 😂
If i had a child like Sheldon, I’d drink a lot too lol
He served in the army
Give him a break 😂
Cut him some slack
I mean really people saying georgie wasn't the perfect father? Tht man literally gave everything to his family...
This man...AMAZING DAD!
He really was a good man. Rest in peace George Cooper Sr.
Shout out to all the thankless job all the great dads do out there, lord knows I miss mine
The actor is excellent.
Best show on the air right now!!!; To imagine having your life be documented like this as we all replay the moments of our lives in where we would have changed so many regrettable choices along with yearning for those great times with our loved ones; Jim’s narration over any scene involving the foreshadowing of George’s death or a scene involving Billy Sparks and his all too real part in each of our lives as we all know someone that we wish we would have treated better growing up destroys me and proves that television at its best can provoke us all to do better within our own families and world…on 5x05 right now and that score over where Missy shuts out her father just did me in with it’s realism and being so tinged with loss. It left me an emotional wreck and that’s how I know we’re in a golden age; Just a perfect cast and story being conveyed 💖👏
It’s hurts watching this after the funeral
That plane scene with George telling Sheldon to be Mr. Spock
Is easily my favorite George Sr moment
Gets me emotional every time
I would have given anything to have a dad like this
me too.
Good for George putting that stepdad in his place.
That wasn’t even her stepdad.
@@Snack56654 ?
@@Govindaclass He Was Her StepDad
@@Snack56654 If your mom is dating someone, that doesn’t make him your stepdad!
@@Govindaclass IT DOES
You don't have to be a perfect parent you just have to be there
The perfect parent does not exist.
No! I don't understand why more fan aren't upset about this. George Cooper Sr. was a good kind, selfless hard working husband and father who consistently sacrificed is own happiness for his family. So why does adult Sheldon only remember his as an embarrassing drunk who barely cared about his wife and kids. I want a fair emotional explanation at the end.
It was a retcon. George Sr was introduced offscreen YEARS before Young Sheldon was commissioned. When YS went into production they chose to alter the characters of George and Mary and make them more loving parents, as reusing the character troupes established in TBBT would get pretty old pretty fast
Personally I always viewed it as Sheldon reevaluateing his memories of his father since the narration is obviously him after becoming a father himself. He's probably come to the realization that he did not give George enough credit.
@@nightmarearcade2663 Wow. Never looked at it that way before.
And he was told as that he cheated on his wife but it was actually mary dressed as another character
Aside from retcons, maybe badmouthing George Sr was a way for the Coopers to cope with losing him?
He was the funniest character in the serie
In Pasadena, George had to do some quick thinking. Even though you don't think he pays attention to Sheldon's interest. He does! And in this scene, it pays off!
I think what I love most about George is that he was always trying to teach his kids, especially Sheldon, to be responsible for themselves.
I cried when I saw George's death. It's so sudden but so natural. The funeral is going to be hard to watch
I love this series
Waching repeatedly
Make me pure and happy
I wish I had a dad like that but my dad was part of my life
Can we just take a moment to appreciate how much room is in that airplane bathroom?
1:40 - 1:57
Clint: You really want to mess with me?
George Sr: Sure, why not?
👊
Mary: What's going on out there?
George Sr: You might wanna call the police.
Mary: Why?
George Sr: There's a bum sleeping on our front porch.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
god, george having no idea about star trek but using it for sheldon even though he doesnt know whats up with his kid is the sweetest thing, ever.
everyone is talking about how he wasnt the perfect father but still a pretty good one, i say who is perfect? he did the best he could realisticly do.
no George sr and missy moment😢😢
George Sr teaches us to appreciate our parents more when they are there.
That "You be Spock, I'll be Kirk" scene is genuinely heartwarming. A good amount of parents struggle keeping up with fictional shows and characters their children like, especially when it's of a certain genre. But despite George being your average sports dad, he remembered enough about how much Sheldon loved Star Trek to where it was his first idea. He cares enough to try. That's proof he loves his kids.
“My brother on the other hand didnt have to pretend” LOLL 😂
Put some respect on the man's name, he earned it
It's nice to see that George actually encouraged Sheldon to take those chances involving his education.
George Sr. was good to everyone but himself! 😢
That's why you need a dad around.
People saying George wasnt a great dad has no idea what it means to be a father and how frustrating that can be . In fact, considering how complex his family is ,george couldnt have been a better father .
“George Cooper” was an underestimated as a dad. He was actually a good father.
To the people saying George wasn't a perfect father, he actually was. In fact Mary was a horrible mother and a horrible wife. He wasn't good to himself though, cuz of the beer...
@@christopherbingham5092 Nah bruv, instead of resorting to name calling, I urge you to re-watch the behaviour of Mary.
@christopherbingham5092 She was a terrible wife. Nit sure how anyone could think any different. She's selfish, hypocritical and pompous.
When you get shit by your family all the time, beer might be the only thing keeping him going
Since when was Mary a horrible mother and wife? I agree that George wasn’t a bad father but Mary had some great mother moments too. Neither of them were perfect but what you said is way too far of an extreme.
@@doofusboy7054i think it refer to Mary Over possessiveness of Sheldon that she often ditch Missy & Georgie.
It plain clear the 2 children knew Mary favor Sheldon a lot. I don't remember an episode Mary had a good moment with Missy/Georgie.
Whenever Mary was working/attending to George being hospitalised,she had always ask Meemaw how the kids are doing & then question again regarding Sheldon.
She get too cautious when Sheldon got a splinter when she just started working but when Sheldon wanted to work as a paperboy as a way to repay for the fridge,she got too worried.
I am ok with parents being over protective,but i think they need to chill down.
The moment when the dad is proud of his kids.
George Sr. was a good guy. This mashup should have included the father daughter dinner with Missy at Red Lobster. It always punches me in the heart.
He was a great dad
Now they need to come up with "old Sheldom" to see him raising his kids with Amy and they are regular folks like Georgy and Missy
Unfortunately that probably will never happen. Jim parsons is pretty much done playing Sheldon which is why TBBT ended
I’m hoping he’ll get nostalgic as he gets older. He’s already 50. So maybe when he’s 60 we’ll get “Old Sheldon” or a tbbt reunion
George Sr. Truly was the best father as he supported both his children especially His sons, Georgie and Sheldon is journey through self discovery and maturity.🖖
George was an amazing Dad. I don’t think it’s a stretch to say that he was a much better parent than Mary. He let his kids explore life and taught them to be more independent and explore life while not being too negligent.
The airplane scene where George pretended to be Kirk so Sheldon would feel safe is heartwarming.
George is literally like Hank Hill in this show
I love my father ❤❤❤
I wish my dad was more like George Sr.
rip George 🕊️❤️
'My brother didn't have to pretend '🤣🤣🤣🤣
Envelope though George isn’t around as often as Mary, he is wayyyyy better if a parent than she is
George is my fav on the show!
Yes...they were blessed with George as their "daddy"
He had some really great moments 👍
Mr. George Cooper is an awesome dad! He loves his children and connects with his children. He is #dadgoals!
George is a great dad,i wouldn't be that patient with someone grabbing my boy like that. There will be no talking just a simple trip to the nearest hospital
Thanks for stopping by....... translation: You have 10 seconds to get out of here before you regret it.
I literally love george Sr❤❤❤❤❤
He was the very best.
George had a lot of stress weather we seen it or not struggles of raising a family work money there’s a lot going on he did the very best
How about the scene at red lobster!!!
The Pasadena one is the best
George Sr was an amazing Dad to Sheldon and all his kids ❤🥹
George is such a great dad. I want a husband like him. I'd trust him with my kids
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George Sr. is just the all round perfect father.
and the best on screen dad ever goes to mr. lancer
deltarune
George Sr was a GREAT father! Yeah he had his dimwit moments but he was incredibly devoted to his family, especially around kids not even his own. He enforced his sons to be real men and defended women in need
1:50 call the ambulance but not for George
I kind of feel bad for George because obviously with big bang they didn’t intend on having a prequel series so they basically shit on his character without realizing audience we’re gonna love him ❤
That's a whole ass father
the dreaded episode hit me like a truck
georgie, peoples property in your yard. mary said "i mean it!"
rest in peace george😭💔
"Thanks dad. We're gonna give him hell" 😊
Bill Ponderosa completely turned around!
Thinks dad,we going give them hell.
George undetstand sheldon more than mary does. Mary puts sheldon in an awkward position, he sees facts mary sees god. So he is confused among god and scientific facts. Also Mary justifies some of the ungodly thing she does so sheldon become more and more confuse.
I’m gonna cry so much when he dies 😢
Sheldon later in life understood that his father is the one that made him successful because, while his mom or meemaw coddled him & made excuses for his behavior, his dad is what made him believe in himself when he was in doubt. Father's may give you tough love sometimes, but they are also the ones that encourage you to push through your fears. Modern culture wants you to believe that's toxic masculinity, but in reality it's teaching your kids that fear is something that needs to be overcome just like any other obstacle in life. His father made him the man & father he is now.
YS was basically Sheldon, *MANY* years after the end of TBBT and a father himself, having a "Come to Jesus moment (Bazinga)" about his dad and that his description/opinion of him in TBBT could not have been further from the truth. Did George Sr. have his faults? Of course he did. No father is perfect. But he did the best he could for his entire family and put them first, even at the cost of himself. And when the chips were down, he was always there for them to teach them right from wrong, love them, mentor them, and to both protect *AND* prepare them for the world. What more could you ask for from a father?
George like any father wasn’t perfect. But damn did he try and always work hard for his family