YOUNG SHELDON Season 7 Episode 12 Recap | Ending Explained

Young Sheldon season 7 ultimately sees George's predestined end. While The Big Bang Theory formerly painted Sheldon's father in an unfavourable light, he is unquestionably one of the greatest aspects of the family comedy-drama. Young Sheldon's portrayal of George is the perfect example of a loving parent, in contrast to Sheldon and Mary's nerd-centric comedic anecdotes about George.
YOUNG SHELDON Season 7 Episode 12 Recap | Ending Explained
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[@memecards11]

1 more thing - without george, they probably wont live in that house anymoee because georges job, quote, "pays all the bills"

[@user-iu9mw5io3s]

Dunno. George must have some sort of pension, Georgie is pretty useful when it comes to money and Mary isn't any slouch either. Still, maybe the final episodes will explain matters

[@user-tq9vs6fc9u]

@@user-iu9mw5io3splus I’m pretty sure the Big Bang Theory tells us that the house that Mary lives in was supposed to be the one he grew up in.

[@user-ui4hh7eo8z]

Georgie said in the big bang theory that he took care of his mother and sister after their dad died while sheldon left for college my guess is he and mandy moved back in to take care of everything together

[@Jablome333]

They would just go on welfare like all hillbilly trash.

[@howardcitizen2471]

Life insurance on George?

[@idontwantahandle325]

We want to see George's last full scene.

[@Esmerayy_1]

I think everyone would be living either in Dales house or Amanda's

[@MegaSheen15]

The retcons make sense given that Sheldon is writing a book and would want to alter a few aspects of his childhood

[@jeanthomas8872]

I am really annoyed that I can't watch these episodes in the UK.

[@autismandme408]

I'm just curious, do they still move? Cause in Big Bang, Mary's house is different then in Young Sheldon.

[@Yoshifrfr]

I think so, because George's job mostly paid the bills they would most def have to move since Marys job at the Church cant pay enough to support them and the house

[@shafalee]

Killing the character makes no sense he was in a way the life of the show i can say the only life in the show all characters rotated around him. Who wants to only laugh on sheldon and other chacters .. he was the life

[@tear_of_lost_kit8667]

It does make sense. In TBBT George is said to have died when Sheldon was 14. Since Sheldon is now 14, it makes sense that he died, especially since the show is ending

[@AppixelOfficial]

it says in tbbt that he dies when sheldon was 14 so it makes sense that he died. plus there's only a few episodes left anyway

[@trishacollett2166]

In real life, death makes absolutely no sense and I feel they portrayed that well. Not everyone gets to say goodbye. Last words are often mundane "goodbyes" or "I'll pick up eggs on the way home". People often are left wondering what if as I'm sure missy will having told her father she didn't want a ride as the last thing she said to him. People often die on the brink of reaching their dreams, in this case coaching a college team. Life and death is very messy and rarely goes according to plan.

[@blakebuckley1018]

He was meant to die

[@youaregreat811]

*Young Who !!!..any body cares...please raise hands🤙.*

[@MegaSheen15]

The retcons make sense given that Sheldon is writing a book and would want to alter a few aspects of his childhood

[@noble3887]

I think of it more as Sheldon reflecting on his past with his adult experiences in mind, specifically when it comes to his dad. It makes so much sense that Sheldon as a young child would misinterpret what his mom and dad were doing. Sheldon’s very smart but remember he was still a child and didn’t understand a lot of things just like any kid.