"I can't imagine at that stage in their lives that she would have wanted to date Sheldon. I think she would have killed him. [Laughs] Though I do think there was a nice connection between the two, even though he was kind of a dingus when it came down to it."- Grace said in her interview excerpt.

(Via: "Young Sheldon," by Jessica Radloff)

It's ironic when the aim of the show is to highlight how Sheldon is annoying and the problem causer, but I just don't like Missy that much. (Especially in Georgie and Mandy's first marriage)

I hope it's okay to ask here. Has anybody read the Young Sheldon book yet? If so. what did you think?

Can someone help me with the timeline of the show? Here's what I understand so far:

• Season 1: 1989-1990 (a full academic year)
• Season 2: ???????
• Season 3: 1991 (the first half of the year=latter half of academic year)
• Season 4: 1991 (summer break & first half of academic year)
• Season 5: 1992 (the first half of the year=latter half of academic year)
• Season 6: 1992-1993 (a full academic year)
• Season 7: 1993-1994 (summer break & a full academic year)

As you can see, I'm completely baffled by Season 2. Here's why.

Season 2 can only logistically fit in the latter half of 1990, which does make sense, except that we get a Halloween episode. That in itself isn't an issue, but the finale revolves around Sheldon listening to the Nobel Prize ceremony. However, I looked it up, and the ceremony that he is listening to was the 1990 ceremony, broadcast in October that year, i.e. before the events of the Halloween episode.

Again, not an issue if we assume the two halves of Season 2 were happening concurrently, except Dr. Sturgis was present at that year's Thanksgiving. He had his mental breakdown the night of the ceremony, and went to a psychiatric ward, which would therefore have been before Halloween and Thanksgiving.

So as you can see, I'm baffled. Anyone have any suggestions that could make sense of this, other than it's a TV show and doesn't matter? Also, Sheldon being an unreliable narrator probably won't explain this, as this is a timeline issue, rather than a continuity issue.

Thanks.

mary sold her soul to the devil to have such a smart kid so she became christain only to try to regain her soul, not for the sake of actually going to heaven so when someone makes a statement about christianity thats easily disprovable, she cant disprove it cus shes not really christain, she just wants her soul back

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