As Young Sheldon continues portraying George as a loving father, not as Big Bang Theory remembered him, his quotes in TBBT season 6 sound hollow.
Young Sheldon famously created multiple plot holes, comparing how it showed Sheldon’s family with how they were talked of in The Big Bang Theory, but none were more evident than with Sheldon’s father, George. Although some things were set to happen following a specific timeline as established by The Big Bang Theory, Young Sheldon season 6 still skirted around George’s affair, which will eventually be followed by his sudden death.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT George’s lack of participation in caring for his and Mary’s children was highlighted multiple times throughout Young Sheldon, but his inattention was never as blatant as described by The Big Bang Theory. Young Sheldon season 6 showed numerous moments where George genuinely connected with his children, Missy in particular, entirely opposing Sheldon’s characterization of him.
George Only Hits Back At Meemaw & Pastor Jeff In Young Sheldon Despite The Big Bang Theory’s unkind depiction of the Cooper patriarch, George is rarely shown as saying the offensive things Sheldon reported as his in The Big Bang Theory, which he usually repeats preceded by “My father used to say.” Indeed, while George often sounded sarcastic, he was rarely outright offensive, preferring to hit back at Pastor Jeff’s unnecessarily cautionary comments or Connie’s taunts.
While George also often bit back at Mary’s comments and complaints, sometimes unfairly, he never tended to share his ideas in platitudes in Young Sheldon. This entirely contradicts the sexist quote Sheldon attributed to George in The Big Bang Theory season 6, episode 12, equating women to an egg salad sandwich on a warm Texas day as “full of eggs and only appealing for a short time.
If Young Sheldon’s events are to be believed, George was far from the neglectful parent Sheldon portrays him as in The Big Bang Theory. Young Sheldon season 6 even went as far as showing George teaching Missy how to drive, opposing Sheldon’s quote in The Big Bang Theory season 6, episode 9 that said, "First they say you can't drink and drive, next you can't let your 10-year-old take the wheel while you sleep one off in the backseat.
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