And unintentionally manipulative, asking her young grandkids to betray themselves to alleviate her discomfort. Yes, the situation was tragic, but it’s important to ask what kind of message was that sending to those kids? Yes, it’s fiction, but one of the purposes of fiction is to act as a mirror for the audience’s views and perspectives. It’s an opportunity to imagine how one might respond in those circumstances. In that sense, the arts can be a vehicle for self-reflection and social change.
Memaw says it’s not about them. But it should be. Perhaps I can explain this way: THEY BOTH JUST LOST A PARENT AND THEY ARE JUST KIDS! But the adults are grieving so much they forget that fact. It IS about them. But the adults in my life ignored me and my sister when our mom died. This show was very real
the fact that Meemaw is demanding this not just for her daughter, but for George is truly touching. It took his death for her to see she loved her son in law and doesn't want them to have regrets like her.
@@TimberlakeTigerGirl That's unfortunately normal for some people with grief like that. She may have gotten baptized later once it wasn't so fresh or with another priest.
Meemaw’s eulogy moved me to tears. I totally expected her to jump to her daughter’s side and console her, but I didn’t predict she’d finish the eulogy for Mary. It was such a beautiful sendoff. I can bet that she in Mary’s shoes when her own husband died and was ready to jump in because she knew Mary was going to break down.
@@matthewthompson6908I was 100% expecting Amy to draw the parallel between what Sheldon was going through with his father and what Leonard must be going through with Sheldon. Sheldon spent most of his life focusing on the negatives of George and wasn’t until he was George’s age that he realized how much George loved and supported him despite not understanding Sheldon’s interests. I was hoping Amy, being the master of the mind as she is, would have used that memory to make Sheldon understand he was setting himself up to make Leonard remember him that same way.
She never judged him like the rest of his family. Yes he exasperated her but ultimately she was the kindest out of all. Even if the others meant well, she came off the kindest.
The way Sherldon responded with "ok".... no science or math or opinions going through his head at that moment... just doing right by his mother and grandmother
Both episodes made me cry. They reminded me of when my dad died when i was 16 during the pandemic. It made me fell sad, regret that i didn't always tell or show him i loved him. This ending really tore me apart
My dad passed 2 months before I turned 16 over 30 yrs ago - it's rough enough being that age (anyone who says otherwise is a liar) but to couple it w/a parent passing is a heavy load. I promise you, your dad knows - believe me, he knows.
I lost my mom during the pandemic as well. Not being able to say anything was/is the worst part. I went away to university and was not able to go back home let alone to the hospital. I wasn't able to say goodbye and actually didn't know she was in the hospital until she was no longer able to communicate and I wish I could have told her how much I loved her. The loss of a parent isn't easy. I am so scared to watch this episode because I know it will cause tears.
Oh my God I lost my dad during covid in May of 2020 unexpected did not think we're going to lose him on my mother's birthday which is next week I had to make sure she celebrates her birthday will you lose your father if you lose a part of you especially if you're close enough listen to any parents I am so sorry for your loss cuz you lost them when you were young I am praying for you I don't want no one to feel grief
I have to give Connie and Mary a lot of credit. Mary Cooper has to face the traumatizing and sudden loss of George, the one person she had hoped to live a long and happy life with. And not Connie has to help Mary through this heartbreaking time as she (Connie) had to face the passing of her own husband (Mary's father),
@@kingtowmater1038To a child that’s a distinction without a difference. That’s why the show has portrays the adult Sheldon coming to terms with what happened and gains insight and understanding
I have said for years that worse than any spanking I received were the times when Mom would cry. I just about could not take it. I completely get Sheldon's take here. On the other issue, baptism is about an individual's faith and rejection of sin to serve Jesus Christ. Thus, baptism should never be forced upon the unwilling, as is happening here. That being said, while it would do Sheldon no efficacy, it is polite and generous of him to accede to the request.
I think honestly they should have had more scenes where Sheldon and Missy were there for each other instead of you know Sheldon being the good guy throughout the whole show and everyone like oh he's the most amazing woman this is getting pushed aside and would have felt more realistic if Sheldon was released their for miss you while you know everyone else was there for just Sheldon
Watching my Grandfather break down after my grandmother died hit hard. Oddly harder than my grandmothers death did. Perhaps because her death was not a tragedy, she went peacefully and it was her time, but my poor grandfather was left behind all alone without his wife of 60 years.
They make it seem like Sheldon has trouble understanding human emotions and empathy towards others. But how he gives into Meemaw's request and then honors it while Missy walks out at the last moment for his mother shows that there are times he does understand the feelings and empathy towards others and will actually do the right thing when the occasion presents itself.
You can tell that missy still doesn’t want to do it, and Sheldon is doing it for his mom by the way they responded. Missy said “fine” with an attitude and Sheldon was an “Okay” with feeling towards it.
Well, apparently, some people disagree. They said that Missy was justified in backing out and refusing because Mary was pressuring them to become religious again in her grief. Like people, the kids need to do it because, if nothing else, it'll bring their mother peace of mind.
I feel like missy was just at her breaking point. Her dad just died and her family was going crazy. She was tired of people telling her sorry and when Jeff said that she just couldn't anymore @TimberlakeTigerGirl
@@TimberlakeTigerGirlthere’s something else she can do to bring her peace of mind and will in fact help her THERAPY, not guilt tripping your children who are also grieving after they said no
So many feelings watching this tonight . . . my dad passed when I was 15 and there is so much touched on here that resonates. The writers & cast did a great - and incredibly accurate - job portraying the time, effects & process of what goes on after a parent passes when there are teen kids still at home. Deeply touched and impressed.
I've never cried so hard in an episode before in my life. I just imagined my father dying and refused to hear anything bad about him for 3 days. I have to restate it but I truly think this was such a sad episode, I've never felt so much emotion from a measly show.
@@tesstribby5377same here!! My dad loves this show and sent me a youtube short about the episode of the dad dying and the daughter crying at his funeral. I was half asleep and opened the link my dad sent me thinking itd be a funny video, but i started BAWLING, like really hard, and ive been extra nice to him the past couple days, that episode tore my heart up
ima miss this show yall... it really hit 🎯 me hard when George passed away 😭😭😭... lost my pops in 2020 n it stll hurts 🤕🤕 every day!!! i really miss n love him!!! Rest up pops!!! R.I.P 2 GEORGE COOPER!!!
looks and sounds a lot like him even to the vocal inflections, I swear they secretly invented time travel and just swiped a young Jim Parsons and gave him a different kid’s name to hide it.
It was shocking that Sheldon did it, and I get that Missy was still hurting, but her walking away from it is the beginning of her "Dumb Teenager" phase.
When I was 16, the same thing happened to me. Just like Missy, I was very angry, hostile and lashed out. The writers did a great job portraying real life grief and the varied reactions different people in the same family have.
Dont think the joke at the end was needed personally. The feeling of Meemaw a normally snarky and playful person begging her grandchildren to do something for their mom not as Christians but for her sanity is soul crushing. I know its a comedy but that did not need a "Funny Haha" Joke there at all.
Honesty the only person who listens would be Sheldon, even though his meenaw telling Sheldon and Missy do this really important for his mother she's going through and know they can do is just not do it just for like once. It's kind of like sad 😢 this is where Sheldon goes to Caltech packing some of his stuff and I'm just like wow, I'm going to miss the show so so much it's not the same but I would say it's been an honor and been watching the story of Sheldon and his Cooper family so then again thank you look forward to the next chapter of Georgie and Mandy spin-off 🙏
You guys done it again! I was sobbing like a baby on the finale. Thanks for bringing Sheldon, Amy and Penny to the finale. Gave me some closure from the Big Bang theory. Love the show! I’m hoping u guys can ting again some of the guys from The Big Bang Theory! It would be sooo amazing!
Meemaw asked them to do this for Mary, but then Pastor Jeff made it about George, who obviously wouldn't have cared, would have loved and supported them either way like Georgie said. Also, from another point of view, this is emotional blackmail.
The New Spin-Off Show About Georgie and Mandy will continue as “Young Sheldon” but will transition to a New Show Title which is rumored to be “Georgie’s and Mandy’s First Marriage”.
This was my favorite scene in the whole endgame of the show. Annie Potts of course is a total pro. The young actors know their characters. But they live and respect the grandmother so much they will do anything she asks, especially when it is from her heart.
Mary is Baptist not catholic. Baptist's don't do baby baptisms. Instead is pretty popular to do a baby decaudation. Which is the parents promising to raise the children in a Christian home showing and teaching the Christian faith. My church does it once a year and every new baby gets brought up to the front to be shown and introduced to the church body. The church also promises to help the parents with their promise as well as promise to provide love and support to the family. They are actually really sweet Sundays. Then later in life if the child professes faith, then they get baptized.
Babies don’t get baptized, they get Christened. Baptism is when the person being baptized promises to live their life as a Christian and serve God. Obviously, a baby can’t make this choice.
Got it. Mary is Baptist. Georgie’s in-laws are catholic. Didn’t Mary take Georgie’s baby to get baptized by Pastor Jeff? I thought she would do the same to Sheldon and Missy.
I gotta say it. Young Sheldon was hands down better than TBBT. The writing was better and the character arc for Sheldon was more believable. After seven seasons of YS I can’t see how older Sheldon was “that” person. The writers and actors took the source material and made it better.
Baptism will not help anything. Mee Maw should have helped Mary understand that instead of guilting them to go through with it. Sheldon was a class act about it. Missy backed out at the last minute, By trying to force this on her kids, Mary only made things worse.
Sometimes its hard to make rational decisions when your life seems to be falling apart in front of your eyes. Greif allows more forgiveness than usual.
That's not the point. Mary was falling apart, and religion was the only thing that was probably keeping her from going full-blown crazy (even more than usual). It's not too much to ask the kids to endure a religious ceremony for the sake of their grieving mother. It's not about the kids, it's about Mary and bringing her some kind of comfort.
Missy's disdain for the church is well earned. Their treatment of Mary and her family when Georgie got Mandy pregnant was cruel. She was angry with her Mom for wanting back into that same church after everything they'd endured.
@@philiptom2799 That was then and this is now. Pastor Jeff was an a** about the whole thing sure, but he redeemed himself somewhat in the final season. When the tornado destroyed Connie's house, he helped her by offering with repairs. Not only that but he decided not to snitch on her for the gambling room because he felt like she suffered enough because of said tornado. I think that warrants some amount of forgiveness. And again, this isn't about what the kids need. Their mother is falling apart and need her children to support her now more than ever. I myself am not a fan of the church. But for the sake of my loved ones, I'd grit my teeth and endure a baptism if only to bring them peace of mind.
@cj2130 I didn't say Jeff was completely redeemed. I said he earned some points for forgiveness. Him not ratting out Connie after the tornado and offering to grab her stuff, shows he has a heart deep down. If he really wanted to continue his self-righteous attitude, he still would have snitched despite the tragedy, but he didn't. As for the secret baptism, Jeff initially was hesitant to do it, but Mary convinced him. And you contradict yourself by saying that the kids shouldn't be caring for their mother, but also saying that they need to support each other as a grieving family. Caring for each other means the kids need to help their mother as much as she needs to help them. And right now, the kids need to swallow their pride and do the baptism for her sake. If nothing else, it will give Mary peace of mind and calm down. Them refusing is only causing more turbulation for everyone involved. They are ignoring their mothers' pain and only thinking about themselves.
@@bernainmolina7481 You clearly have a unique and remarkable grasp of the obvious. Thank you so much for bringing this to my attention! I have a whole new perspective now.
And you dont have to be so rude . Does it make you feel good to be rude to someone who obviously wasnt being rude to you people like you are what is wrong with mankind .Shame on you
That’s what you think, but if this was your situation you would reconsider. You ain’t that special for being “different” when it comes to an emotional situation.
Going to miss this show, the cast did a wonderful job as always. However, the whole baptism issue was not, Baptism does not save anyone, under these circumstances no pastor should do it. Hollywood and their views on Christianity, too much to unpack here.
I really grew to dislike Mary Cooper in this particular episode. She went from being a religious fanatic to being a full on crusader. Not to mention being completely insufferable.
When the day came for them to get baptized, missy broke mermaid request and never got baptized. And that’s why missy lived her whole life as a dumb angry teenager who just hates everything and everyone because of her fathers death
This was such a poorly done finale. Too much of the story was wrapped around this ridiculous b-plot of the baptism, which could have EASILY been in any other episode over the past 7 years. They wasted the chance to make a solid finale, and this will be forgotten and ignored.
I agree the baptism was too much of the story. Having grown up Baptist this conversation didn’t happen when you’re 14. You’ve had it many, many times before. I think the story should have been Mary asking Sheldon to stay in Texas. That’s way more believable after a tragic death like this. Mary would want Sheldon “safe” with her.
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"But I'm watching my daughter fall apart right now."
Powerful and heartbreaking.
And unintentionally manipulative, asking her young grandkids to betray themselves to alleviate her discomfort. Yes, the situation was tragic, but it’s important to ask what kind of message was that sending to those kids?
Yes, it’s fiction, but one of the purposes of fiction is to act as a mirror for the audience’s views and perspectives. It’s an opportunity to imagine how one might respond in those circumstances. In that sense, the arts can be a vehicle for self-reflection and social change.
@@stephaniebarrows5428no, it’s really not. Like Meemaw said, it’s not about them.
Memaw says it’s not about them. But it should be. Perhaps I can explain this way: THEY BOTH JUST LOST A PARENT AND THEY ARE JUST KIDS! But the adults are grieving so much they forget that fact. It IS about them. But the adults in my life ignored me and my sister when our mom died. This show was very real
@@akj1818 it’s about the mother and the children. WTF are you talking about? What f’ing planet are you living on?
@@user-jw4py2ul1i I’m sorry for your loss
This was the only time that Meemaw asked the kids to do anything for their mother. Such a great scene.
Agree with your post. But on a side note, it's time to change your avatar. We no longer need masks.
@@tivodvr7276 I never even got the 💉💉 and I think you doing the most. Let people do what they want 😂😂.
Didn’t ask + don’t care + I made an expose on Young Sheldon + my content is way better
the fact that Meemaw is demanding this not just for her daughter, but for George is truly touching. It took his death for her to see she loved her son in law and doesn't want them to have regrets like her.
Makes you wonder what it says considering Missy ended up not doing it and lashed out at everyone for trying to have her do it.
@@TimberlakeTigerGirl That's unfortunately normal for some people with grief like that. She may have gotten baptized later once it wasn't so fresh or with another priest.
Meemaw’s eulogy moved me to tears. I totally expected her to jump to her daughter’s side and console her, but I didn’t predict she’d finish the eulogy for Mary. It was such a beautiful sendoff. I can bet that she in Mary’s shoes when her own husband died and was ready to jump in because she knew Mary was going to break down.
Didn’t ask + don’t care + I made an expose on Young Sheldon + my content is way better
@@VinsmokeSanjiTPFA Ok cool
They’re so different but sometimes they’re on the same twin level.
Yeah, wish they could've been like Paige and Sheldon, where her intelligence equaled his but she had more of Missy's personality.
They remind me of Brandon and Brenda Walsh
@@kennywohl1061 Except only one ended up moving to Cali.
@@michaelleary9233 true
@@kennywohl1061 And Brandon might have become a Senator, but I doubt he won a Nobel Prize.
Meemaw is the only woman Sheldon would listen to implicitly.
Well her and now Amy. She got him to go to a hockey game kicking and screaming. And what’s worse it was for their son. 😆😆😆
@@matthewthompson6908I was 100% expecting Amy to draw the parallel between what Sheldon was going through with his father and what Leonard must be going through with Sheldon. Sheldon spent most of his life focusing on the negatives of George and wasn’t until he was George’s age that he realized how much George loved and supported him despite not understanding Sheldon’s interests. I was hoping Amy, being the master of the mind as she is, would have used that memory to make Sheldon understand he was setting himself up to make Leonard remember him that same way.
I'm the same way with my Nana
She never judged him like the rest of his family. Yes he exasperated her but ultimately she was the kindest out of all. Even if the others meant well, she came off the kindest.
Meemaw was the pillar for Mary.@@maryclark6661
I love how the SECOND Meemaw breaks, their faces change. They immediately register how real it is, and that they need to do it for their mom
And Missy still ended up not doing it.
Didn’t ask + don’t care + I made an expose on Young Sheldon + my content is way better
The way Sherldon responded with "ok".... no science or math or opinions going through his head at that moment... just doing right by his mother and grandmother
Didn’t ask + don’t care + I made an expose on Young Sheldon + my content is way better
Both episodes made me cry. They reminded me of when my dad died when i was 16 during the pandemic. It made me fell sad, regret that i didn't always tell or show him i loved him. This ending really tore me apart
Im sorry for your loss
My dad passed 2 months before I turned 16 over 30 yrs ago - it's rough enough being that age (anyone who says otherwise is a liar) but to couple it w/a parent passing is a heavy load. I promise you, your dad knows - believe me, he knows.
You lost yours at 16 too… I’m sorry to hear that and hope you’re doing well.
I lost my mom during the pandemic as well. Not being able to say anything was/is the worst part. I went away to university and was not able to go back home let alone to the hospital. I wasn't able to say goodbye and actually didn't know she was in the hospital until she was no longer able to communicate and I wish I could have told her how much I loved her. The loss of a parent isn't easy. I am so scared to watch this episode because I know it will cause tears.
Oh my God I lost my dad during covid in May of 2020 unexpected did not think we're going to lose him on my mother's birthday which is next week I had to make sure she celebrates her birthday will you lose your father if you lose a part of you especially if you're close enough listen to any parents I am so sorry for your loss cuz you lost them when you were young I am praying for you I don't want no one to feel grief
I have to give Connie and Mary a lot of credit. Mary Cooper has to face the traumatizing and sudden loss of George, the one person she had hoped to live a long and happy life with. And not Connie has to help Mary through this heartbreaking time as she (Connie) had to face the passing of her own husband (Mary's father),
@@cj2130you're an idiot
@@cj2130woah calm down it’s a show lady btw love Mary
@@scottlabossiere1866 Well...... that's just exactly what Lorre & co. want the viewer to believe....no more, no less. js
@@cj2130you fail to recognize the difference between a selfish person and person with flawed love
@@kingtowmater1038To a child that’s a distinction without a difference. That’s why the show has portrays the adult Sheldon coming to terms with what happened and gains insight and understanding
“I do not care for it” he really does have a heart, he just doesn’t exactly know how to show it.
I suppose that's one interpretation.
@@youmustcreateachanne may I ask what yours is?
I have said for years that worse than any spanking I received were the times when Mom would cry. I just about could not take it. I completely get Sheldon's take here.
On the other issue, baptism is about an individual's faith and rejection of sin to serve Jesus Christ. Thus, baptism should never be forced upon the unwilling, as is happening here. That being said, while it would do Sheldon no efficacy, it is polite and generous of him to accede to the request.
@@jayt9608 I couldn’t have said it better myself.
One thing the final season lacked was not enough Missy and Sheldon interactions.
I think honestly they should have had more scenes where Sheldon and Missy were there for each other instead of you know Sheldon being the good guy throughout the whole show and everyone like oh he's the most amazing woman this is getting pushed aside and would have felt more realistic if Sheldon was released their for miss you while you know everyone else was there for just Sheldon
They didn't do enough Missy, to be honest with you.
"It's weird when they cry."
"I do not care for it."
Preach it brother and sister.
Watching my Grandfather break down after my grandmother died hit hard. Oddly harder than my grandmothers death did. Perhaps because her death was not a tragedy, she went peacefully and it was her time, but my poor grandfather was left behind all alone without his wife of 60 years.
They make it seem like Sheldon has trouble understanding human emotions and empathy towards others. But how he gives into Meemaw's request and then honors it while Missy walks out at the last moment for his mother shows that there are times he does understand the feelings and empathy towards others and will actually do the right thing when the occasion presents itself.
Even though her and Georgie insult each other she really did love him as son
You can tell that missy still doesn’t want to do it, and Sheldon is doing it for his mom by the way they responded. Missy said “fine” with an attitude and Sheldon was an “Okay” with feeling towards it.
Sheldon did it not for meemaw, but for his mom he loves
It was a call-back to the Pilot, when he only went to church because he loved his mom
@@ChristopherBingham-xx8xlonce every year.
@@senister14 no, he went to church more than once a year. He even went to Sunday school
@@ChristopherBingham-xx8xl that's sheldon words not mine.
@@senister14 yeah but we saw him go to church more than once a year.
It doesn't matter who you are: When your poor Mom is a train wreck and your grandmother is almost crying, you do what they ask of you.
Well, apparently, some people disagree. They said that Missy was justified in backing out and refusing because Mary was pressuring them to become religious again in her grief.
Like people, the kids need to do it because, if nothing else, it'll bring their mother peace of mind.
I feel like missy was just at her breaking point. Her dad just died and her family was going crazy. She was tired of people telling her sorry and when Jeff said that she just couldn't anymore @TimberlakeTigerGirl
@@TimberlakeTigerGirlthere’s something else she can do to bring her peace of mind and will in fact help her THERAPY, not guilt tripping your children who are also grieving after they said no
That's not set in stone. Getting baptized is a personal decision and should never be imposed.
So many feelings watching this tonight . . . my dad passed when I was 15 and there is so much touched on here that resonates. The writers & cast did a great - and incredibly accurate - job portraying the time, effects & process of what goes on after a parent passes when there are teen kids still at home. Deeply touched and impressed.
I cried at both episodes
I've never cried so hard in an episode before in my life. I just imagined my father dying and refused to hear anything bad about him for 3 days. I have to restate it but I truly think this was such a sad episode, I've never felt so much emotion from a measly show.
@@tesstribby5377same here!! My dad loves this show and sent me a youtube short about the episode of the dad dying and the daughter crying at his funeral. I was half asleep and opened the link my dad sent me thinking itd be a funny video, but i started BAWLING, like really hard, and ive been extra nice to him the past couple days, that episode tore my heart up
Im gonna miss this show
This scene is going to win Annie Potts a Emmy.
Me watching the first episode 😃
Me watching the last episode 😭
Same
This is so beautiful and sad at the same time so sad that it’s ending god bless the cast
ima miss this show yall... it really hit 🎯 me hard when George passed away 😭😭😭... lost my pops in 2020 n it stll hurts 🤕🤕 every day!!! i really miss n love him!!! Rest up pops!!! R.I.P 2 GEORGE COOPER!!!
I will jog a mile for every like this gets
This is going to take a while
12 miles so far
38 miles so far
Foo is tuff 😂
Better start jogging
Hehe 69 now
Both episodes..all I could say was..’wow’ and cried at same time
He's really channeling Jim Parsons isn't he
looks and sounds a lot like him even to the vocal inflections, I swear they secretly invented time travel and just swiped a young Jim Parsons and gave him a different kid’s name to hide it.
Agreed
Agreed 💯 👍🏻
I really loved this scene
This episode broke me dude 😭
I'm so sorry for your lost 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
COMMON CONNIE W 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥
Sheldon will forever be Meemaw’s boy and I am here for it. Loved my Beebee and would do anything she asked of me, not that she ever did
Meemaw's Request
Meemaw's Request
It was shocking that Sheldon did it, and I get that Missy was still hurting, but her walking away from it is the beginning of her "Dumb Teenager" phase.
I love that she got some good moments between Sheldon and Missy
IM GONNA MISS THIS SHOW SO MUCH
This broke me, I couldn’t hold the tears anymore
What a 7 year run👏
I know this can be found on netflix and here on youtube but its become such a normal part of weekly normal rotation ill miss this show for a long time
When I was 16, the same thing happened to me. Just like Missy, I was very angry, hostile and lashed out. The writers did a great job portraying real life grief and the varied reactions different people in the same family have.
Dont think the joke at the end was needed personally. The feeling of Meemaw a normally snarky and playful person begging her grandchildren to do something for their mom not as Christians but for her sanity is soul crushing. I know its a comedy but that did not need a "Funny Haha" Joke there at all.
Its more realistic keep in mind this is there first experience with death in the family.
It isn’t but this is the first time anyone has ever died in their family and some times people have different ways to cope.
May the spirit of the bazinga live on 🫡
Bring back my Young Sheldon
Honesty the only person who listens would be Sheldon, even though his meenaw telling Sheldon and Missy do this really important for his mother she's going through and know they can do is just not do it just for like once. It's kind of like sad 😢 this is where Sheldon goes to Caltech packing some of his stuff and I'm just like wow, I'm going to miss the show so so much it's not the same but I would say it's been an honor and been watching the story of Sheldon and his Cooper family so then again thank you look forward to the next chapter of Georgie and Mandy spin-off 🙏
You guys done it again! I was sobbing like a baby on the finale. Thanks for bringing Sheldon, Amy and Penny to the finale. Gave me some closure from the Big Bang theory. Love the show! I’m hoping u guys can ting again some of the guys from The Big Bang Theory! It would be sooo amazing!
Bro when are they going to release season 7 of young Sheldon on max I need to watch it
"... its weird when theyu cry"
"I do not care for it"
Lol
This hurt my soul. What a strong way to end such a great show
I was so pissed that I had poor reception for this broadcast, another great young Sheldon moment.
I was half expecting meemaw to make a sassy joke at the end like "aha gotcha", but that never happened. Which was heartbreaking.
He still did it despite missy walking away from it
This broke me
Not going to lie, I’m going to miss this show.
id still say no ..... easier way going about this.
It would have been better if in the last episode they said tearful heart felt goodbyes and how much they love and miss each other even hugged.
Meemaw asked them to do this for Mary, but then Pastor Jeff made it about George, who obviously wouldn't have cared, would have loved and supported them either way like Georgie said.
Also, from another point of view, this is emotional blackmail.
Why is there a banner for a "NEW SEASON" at the end of this clip? They have the interns working social media again...
The New Spin-Off Show About Georgie and Mandy will continue as “Young Sheldon” but will transition to a New Show Title which is rumored to be “Georgie’s and Mandy’s First Marriage”.
@@PHN-2024 wdym "rumored" that's the name of it. There's literally commericals that say it
season 7 is so sad 💔
This was my favorite scene in the whole endgame of the show. Annie Potts of course is a total pro. The young actors know their characters. But they live and respect the grandmother so much they will do anything she asks, especially when it is from her heart.
sweet
I don’t think they are gonna post on this channel anymore
I thought she was kidding.
I have not been able to watch every seasons.. and I knew what was going to happen with the dad but I still hope it ends on a high note..
The next spinoff isn't going to make it without Meemaw!
“Hey! Get baptized even though it means nothing to either of you!”
That's what you got from this scene?
I really thought Meemaw was playing with them and joke about it at the end but she was so real and heartbroken
OMG I cried like a baby that hasn't been fed in hours. What a perfectly scripted and heartbreakingly well acted episode. I'm still depressed.
Wanted to know if Missy and the other neighbor kid became better friends thru-out
There is actually a fan theory that Billy Sparks ended up being Missy 's first husband.
There’s more episodes
This was the finale. The end of Young Sheldon. A spin-off with Georgie and Mandy will start in the next season. It's not difficult to understand.
I'm glad this scene happened, but I was positive it was going to be from Georgie.
I would still have said no.
And Sheldon went through with it for Mary’s sake, but Missy didn’t.
I don’t remember if this was addressed earlier, but why didn’t Mary get them baptized when they were babies? Isn’t that the normal time to do it?
Normally only with Catholics. Most Protestants wait until the person feels called to do it.
(kiss scene at 0:20) your welcome
Wait… new season???
Georgie and Mandy, not Young Sheldon.
As a devout catholic, Mary didn’t get the twins baptized right after they were born?!
Mary is Baptist not catholic. Baptist's don't do baby baptisms. Instead is pretty popular to do a baby decaudation. Which is the parents promising to raise the children in a Christian home showing and teaching the Christian faith. My church does it once a year and every new baby gets brought up to the front to be shown and introduced to the church body. The church also promises to help the parents with their promise as well as promise to provide love and support to the family. They are actually really sweet Sundays. Then later in life if the child professes faith, then they get baptized.
Babies don’t get baptized, they get Christened. Baptism is when the person being baptized promises to live their life as a Christian and serve God. Obviously, a baby can’t make this choice.
Mary is a Baptist, they believe baptism is an individual choice. Babies are incapable of choosing to be baptized.
Got it. Mary is Baptist. Georgie’s in-laws are catholic. Didn’t Mary take Georgie’s baby to get baptized by Pastor Jeff? I thought she would do the same to Sheldon and Missy.
Common Mary L
“I’m asking for 20 minutes of your time “😂😂😂😂😂😂
That’s an odd joke you are laughing at by yourself. Want to share it with the whole class?
I gotta say it. Young Sheldon was hands down better than TBBT. The writing was better and the character arc for Sheldon was more believable. After seven seasons of YS I can’t see how older Sheldon was “that” person. The writers and actors took the source material and made it better.
I love Memaw. She is awesome. Zoe Perry is a wonderful actor!!
But, I HATE Mary Cooper!!
Baptism will not help anything. Mee Maw should have helped Mary understand that instead of guilting them to go through with it. Sheldon was a class act about it. Missy backed out at the last minute, By trying to force this on her kids, Mary only made things worse.
Sometimes its hard to make rational decisions when your life seems to be falling apart in front of your eyes. Greif allows more forgiveness than usual.
That's not the point. Mary was falling apart, and religion was the only thing that was probably keeping her from going full-blown crazy (even more than usual). It's not too much to ask the kids to endure a religious ceremony for the sake of their grieving mother. It's not about the kids, it's about Mary and bringing her some kind of comfort.
Missy's disdain for the church is well earned. Their treatment of Mary and her family when Georgie got Mandy pregnant was cruel. She was angry with her Mom for wanting back into that same church after everything they'd endured.
@@philiptom2799 That was then and this is now. Pastor Jeff was an a** about the whole thing sure, but he redeemed himself somewhat in the final season. When the tornado destroyed Connie's house, he helped her by offering with repairs. Not only that but he decided not to snitch on her for the gambling room because he felt like she suffered enough because of said tornado.
I think that warrants some amount of forgiveness. And again, this isn't about what the kids need. Their mother is falling apart and need her children to support her now more than ever. I myself am not a fan of the church. But for the sake of my loved ones, I'd grit my teeth and endure a baptism if only to bring them peace of mind.
@cj2130 I didn't say Jeff was completely redeemed. I said he earned some points for forgiveness. Him not ratting out Connie after the tornado and offering to grab her stuff, shows he has a heart deep down. If he really wanted to continue his self-righteous attitude, he still would have snitched despite the tragedy, but he didn't. As for the secret baptism, Jeff initially was hesitant to do it, but Mary convinced him.
And you contradict yourself by saying that the kids shouldn't be caring for their mother, but also saying that they need to support each other as a grieving family. Caring for each other means the kids need to help their mother as much as she needs to help them. And right now, the kids need to swallow their pride and do the baptism for her sake. If nothing else, it will give Mary peace of mind and calm down. Them refusing is only causing more turbulation for everyone involved. They are ignoring their mothers' pain and only thinking about themselves.
I would never, ever get baptized for anyone for any reason.
well that is your choice
@@bernainmolina7481 You clearly have a unique and remarkable grasp of the obvious. Thank you so much for bringing this to my attention! I have a whole new perspective now.
And you dont have to be so rude . Does it make you feel good to be rude to someone who obviously wasnt being rude to you people like you are what is wrong with mankind .Shame on you
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That’s what you think, but if this was your situation you would reconsider. You ain’t that special for being “different” when it comes to an emotional situation.
I hated how missy backed out of this at the last minute
Daughter falling apart because she's not getting what she wants it's narcissistic
Going to miss this show, the cast did a wonderful job as always. However, the whole baptism issue was not, Baptism does not save anyone, under these circumstances no pastor should do it. Hollywood and their views on Christianity, too much to unpack here.
2nd
.... death is something we will all experience, but to live is Christ and to die is gain.
Young Sheldon is finished
I really grew to dislike Mary Cooper in this particular episode. She went from being a religious fanatic to being a full on crusader. Not to mention being completely insufferable.
I mean I care for my mom but you’re lying to God by being forcibly baptized.
Sheldon sucks, sheesh.
When the day came for them to get baptized, missy broke mermaid request and never got baptized. And that’s why missy lived her whole life as a dumb angry teenager who just hates everything and everyone because of her fathers death
These comments are inane.
This was such a poorly done finale. Too much of the story was wrapped around this ridiculous b-plot of the baptism, which could have EASILY been in any other episode over the past 7 years. They wasted the chance to make a solid finale, and this will be forgotten and ignored.
I agree the baptism was too much of the story. Having grown up Baptist this conversation didn’t happen when you’re 14. You’ve had it many, many times before. I think the story should have been Mary asking Sheldon to stay in Texas. That’s way more believable after a tragic death like this. Mary would want Sheldon “safe” with her.
The guy that plays Sheldon got worse as he aged. He over acts and is way to stiff
Its impossible to not notice young Sheldon's voice is deeper than old Sheldon's.
sweet
Wow, Sheldon has no fear of death sounds like he has no feelings either death doesn't spare him