Amy never actually cheats on Sheldon in The Big Bang Theory; instead, she nearly does in the Season 7 episode, "The Deception Verification," when she and Leonard share a kiss after a misunderstanding, but it's Sheldon who feels betrayed and breaks up with her briefly, later realizing his own controlling behavior, while Amy also struggles with feeling neglected and nearly cheats with another guy, David, in Season 9.
In The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 8, "The Adhesive Duck Deficiency," the guys go camping for a meteor shower, but Sheldon's alone with Penny, who dislocates her shoulder and needs his help, leading to classic Sheldon-Penny interaction as he sings "Soft Kitty" and deals with her injury, while the guys have a "spiritual" experience (hallucinations from "special" cookies) in the desert.
Meemaw did not like Amy because she broke Sheldon's heart. In no universe did she want better for Amy, who she did not know. She understood how difficult Sheldon was, but it had nothing to do with protecting Amy. And this happened before they even met or that episode had happened.
She has low self-esteem, the main reason why she always put up with Sheldon when no one else wants to date her. Until "The Opening Night Excitation", she also was a virgin and so was Sheldon.
In the Season 9 premiere, "The Matrimonial Momentum", Amy ultimately breaks up with Sheldon after his relentless berating and annoying behavior.
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.
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, ...
Lovely and slender blonde stunner Missy was born Maria Christina Wheatley on September 24, 1967 in Burbank, California. Maria grew up in Simi Valley. She had five brothers and five sisters. She lost her virginity at age 17.
Ron is a guy who Mary Cooper was in a relationship with and was having sex with him which Sheldon could see through the window of his childhood home, which scared him. She met him at their Bible study.
Following a surprising kiss from Dr. Ramona Nowitzki (Riki Lindhome), Sheldon (Jim Parsons) hops on a plane and travels across the U.S to Princeton University to propose to Amy (Mayim Bialik). Amy finds Sheldon on his knee and he asks her to marry him.
The cast says he's washing those hands like he's preparing for surgery, not scenes. Turns out, Parsons has a habit that mirrors Sheldon's quirks: compulsive hand washing. Add some high-octane hand sanitizer into the mix, and it's no surprise his hands look like they've been sunbathing in bleach.
Meemaw had notable relationships with John Sturgis and Dale Ballard on Young Sheldon. Despite ups and downs, Meemaw ultimately ends up with Dale after a tumultuous relationship journey. One of the biggest questions going into the final season of Young Sheldon was who Meemaw ends up with.
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.
Even though Parsons had no issues related to his weight prior to heading into Tbbt's production, the actor willingly resorted to an extremely restrictive low-carb diet in order to become more healthy. Moreover, the actor also dropped drinking alcohol for nine years, despite not having any history of alcohol abuse.
Young Sheldon justifies George's cheating by revealing Mary's emotional affair with Pastor Rob, softening criticism on George as a family man.
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.
The decision to keep Mrs. Wolowitz off-screen was also influenced by a character from the show Rhoda, Carlton the Doorman, who was always heard but never seen. The character of Mrs. Wolowitz was written off the show following the death of actress Carol Ann Susi, who portrayed her.
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.
She lost it to Matt, it was mentioned in the show. Caroline said that they were each other's firsts, but first loves or first you-know's or both is the question.
Chuck Lorre has said in panels he considers Leonard's mother's kiss Sheldon's first. Bill Prady has said in panels it's Amy. Since Sheldon didn't kiss Leonard's mother back but he did when Amy kissed him.
In The Change Constant, after Penny took Sheldon out drinking at the Cheesecake Factory, she returned to Leonard and had spontaneous sex with him without any protection which resulted in her pregnancy. In the series finale, Penny finds out that she is expecting a baby.
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.
"Even though Chuck said he perceived Sheldon as asexual, the show never identified him as asexual," Holland commented. "That was just our sort of thinking. He's just Sheldon and he's somewhat spectrum-y, although we were careful never to identify him as that, either.