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One of the biggest lessons we learn as kids is that our parents may have a completely different perspective, leading us to look at things differently. This often occurs in "Young Sheldon" with the titular scientist's…

In 2020, "Young Sheldon" co-creator Steve Molaro told TV Line that while they are mindful of the storylines told in "The Big Bang Theory," they are not afraid to break canon if it will avoid stagnation on the prequel. But…

Penny's recurring check engine light highlights her sometimes lackadaisical attitude which harshly contrasts Sheldon's uptight nature. This leads to them frequently clashing over the blinking light which fans absolutely…

Jim Parsons is quick to jump in to help Mayim Bialik with her story, but he quickly wonders whether any children are present in the audience. "The Big Bang Theory" is fairly family-friendly, minus a few innuendos here and…

Not only does Howard's serenade showcase his musical abilities, it also highlights the massive emotional growth of the aerospace engineer. The difference between the Howard seen in the pilot episode, when he sleazily hits on…

There have certainly been a lot of major plot events in Season 6 of "Young Sheldon," and the one that is currently dominating the show is the birth of Georgie Cooper (Montana Jordan) and Mandy McAllister's (Emily Osment)…

During the Season 5 episode "The Speckerman Recurrence," Lance Barber actually appeared on the episode as the former bully of Leonard Hofstadter (Johnny Galecki) in high school. So it was certainly an odd choice when those…

In "The Big Bang Theory" Season 10, Episode 11, titled "The Birthday Synchronicity," Amy is noticeably excited and giddy for her annual birthday ritual with Sheldon (Jim Parsons). With the contractual blessing of Sheldon's…

It can take a while for a show's cast to get acclimated to one another, and that was apparently the case when filming for "The Big Bang Theory" came to a close. As the sitcom was rounding out its run, the cast naturally had…

Jim Parsons' first-ever on-screen role was in the comedy series, "Ed," which ran on NBC from 2000 to 2004. The series follows Ed Stevens (Tom Cavanagh), a New York lawyer who moves back to his hometown after getting fired…