Yes, Penny gets pregnant with Leonard's baby in the series finale of The Big Bang Theory, a surprise twist after she had consistently stated she didn't want children, leading to mixed reactions from fans but seen by actress Kaley Cuoco as a realistic evolution of her character.
Penny and Leonard's storyline: By the end of Season 12, Penny (now Penny Hofstadter) is pregnant and gives birth to a son in the series finale. The baby's presence is implied and acknowledged; the child's name is not explicitly announced on-screen in the finale.
During the season, Kaley Cuoco's character, Penny, was absent from the fifth and sixth episodes after Cuoco fell off a horse and broke her leg.
In the Young Sheldon series finale, Sheldon is shown to also have a daughter (whose name is not revealed) with Amy; in the same episode, Sheldon and Amy's children were shown to have interests in non-academic fields, with Leonard taking up an interest in ice hockey and their daughter taking up an interest in acting, ...
The abortion subplot is, obviously, the centerpiece of the film's social message. Johnny's dance partner Penny is impregnated by Robbie, the sleazy waiter who's trying to take advantage of Baby's older sister.
In the series finale, Penny finds out that she is expecting a baby. Leonard was excited while Penny was terrified at first as she didn't want kids because she thought she would be a horrible mother, but after a while she became just as excited as Leonard is in her own way.
Johnny tells Baby she's brave. She demurs, saying she was scared of never feeling for the rest of her life the way she feels when shes with him. When the record changes to 'Cry to Me', she asks him to dance with her, which turns into a dance of seduction... leading to Baby and Johnny having sex.
Sheldon's dad, George Cooper Sr., died from an unexpected, fatal heart attack in the final season of Young Sheldon, fulfilling the canon established in The Big Bang Theory, where Sheldon mentioned his father died when he was 14 years old. The death, which occurred off-screen but was delivered as news to the family, serves as a pivotal, heartbreaking moment connecting the prequel series to the original, highlighting the sudden loss and impact on the Cooper family.
This unnamed man is the first ex-husband of Missy Cooper, the father of her son and her second child, the ex-brother-in-law of Sheldon Cooper and George Cooper Jr., and the ex-son-in-law of Mary Cooper.
Leonard Cooper is named after both Leonard Hofstadter (Sheldon's best friend) and Leonard Nimoy (one of Sheldon's idols). Sheldon wanted to name his son Leonard Nimoy Cooper but was denied by Amy.
Kaley Cuoco isn't letting carpal tunnel syndrome keep her from getting some exercise. In a video shared to personal trainer Ryan Sorenson's Instagram account Monday, Cuoco opened up about her injury and how she's found a way to still get a killer workout in without the use of her hands.
First episode
This child is either the second son or daughter of Missy Cooper and her first ex-husband. It's revealed in the season 11 finale, "The Bow Tie Asymmetry", that Missy's pregnant with her second child. The child wasn't born yet and it was unplanned. Missy was pregnant when she and her first husband split up.
Leonard decides to help Zack and Marissa out and donate sperm to have their kid, since it would be the closest thing for him to being a father. Raj and Anu got back together and decide to put the wedding on hold for now before Raj messes this up again.
Both of Melissa Rauch's real-life pregnancies were written into the show. Sadly, her first ended in a miscarriage, then she got pregnant again not long after, which explains why Bernadette got pregnant again so soon after having Halley.
George Marshall Cooper Sr. is the late father of Sheldon Cooper, George Cooper Jr., and Missy Cooper and late husband of Mary Cooper. He was described by Sheldon through most of The Big Bang Theory as an almost-redneck, "Homer Simpson" Texan.
Billy gave up asking her out. Billy and Missy decided to stay friends when George stopped Billy from asking her out because Missy would reject him. According to Sheldon in a voiceover in Season 6, after passing his test where he got a 68, he went on to 7th grade and ended up staying there for several years.
Hal Cooper is Betty's father, who, unlike his Riverdale counterpart, is not a deceased serial killer by the name of the Black Hood.
George's tragic passing was kept off-screen to maintain the show's lighthearted tone and surprise viewers until the end.
Sheldon shut down instead of crying out
In the scene, we can see Sheldon's eyes subtly move around as his brain tries to comprehend what he's just heard, and it's absolutely soul-crushing because we're watching a young man realize that he'll never see his father again.
Baby is 17, Johnny is 25 in Dirty Dancing, legal but still raises concerns today. Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey had a 7-year age gap while filming.
Their opposing temperaments resulted in frequent disagreements, with Grey reportedly frustrated by what she saw as Swayze's impatience and overly serious demeanor.
Baby learns Johnny's dance partner Penny is pregnant by Robbie, a waiter and womanizer who attends the Yale School of Medicine and has turned his eye to Lisa. When Robbie refuses to help Penny, Baby borrows money from her father, without explaining why, to pay for Penny to have an abortion.