A spin-off prequel to The Big Bang Theory “Young Sheldon” takes a dive at the coming of age comedy sitcom portraying Sheldon as a child.
Growing up in East Texas is challenging Sheldon Cooper. To be a yester mind able of advanced mathematics and science isn’t always favorable in a country where church and football reign supreme. And while Sheldon deals with the world as a vulnerable, gifted, and somewhat naive young man, his very normal family must deal with him. George, his father, is struggling to find his place as a high school football coach and as a father to a boy he doesn’t understand. Mary, Sheldon’s mother, fiercely protects and nurtures her son in a town where he simply does not fit.
And, um, even when everyone’s trying to make it easier for the little boy, things Sheldon says or does start getting on our nerves by Season 3. What can we say, hey? It’s just not cute anymore.
What is the one reason young Cooper starts getting on your nerves? Tap on it!
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Let us know when was the part where you really thought Sheldon started getting on your nerves.
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He logics things out even in humor. -
He whines a lot. Come on, we've all got problems. -
Sheldon is so particular about things that we can't tolerate it after some episodes. -
His lack of empathy and practically zero EQ. -
Sheldon over-explains things. Not always do we want to know why it rains, boy. -
His superiority complex. Geez! Sheldon keeps undermining everyone's intellect. -
Sheldon is so vengeful. -
Sheldon doesn't care who's older than him. He talks to everyone with disrespect. -
Young Cooper has no idea what boundaries are. He annoys people in the middle of the night if he so desires.
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