Feels like he’s telling his kids a story and uncle Howard walks in

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Sheldon is writing his autobiography... That's the show and why he narrates it. He invited some of the "gang" to write intros and read some. Genius premise of the show Young Sheldon...

Would be cool if there was Young woloeitz

Seriously underrated comment.🔥🔥🔥💥💥

Now that's the comment worthy of Charon pocketing the gold coin and as he says, 'And as always, it a pleasure, Mr. Wick'

I knew this face looked familiar

@@joe1999_1 I was about to say that

You should see him being uptight and disciplined in The Wire

Guess what? He's also the actor who was the front desk guy (I don't know the proper name for it) at the Continental in the John Wick movies.

@@teentitans0 I first knew him from the Key and Peele skit about the gay wedding lol

@@johnsoapmactavish9921 for real? What episode was that?

@@teentitans0 Key and Peele - Gay Wedding advice, he’s the one on the single chair sofa lol

@@teentitans0 Cheron is the best

Well young sheldon has made 20 million, so think he's compensated!

I agree. Normally I don't care if there are any children or not. But this kid should get slap in the face every morning. Well-played character :)

GoFLuxord And unlike the Big Bang Theory, this kid is actually acting. The other series is just nerds being nerds.

R S That is nice to hear that some sort of justice was given. i only see this on YT.

@@eduardochavacano Well except for older Sheldon in TBBT played by Jim Parsons. His acting is brilliant. I don't think anyone can play Sheldon like him.

@Carlos Spiceywhiener I get what the professor was trying to do but how he made fun of Sheldon with the other teacher kinda ruins the lesson to me. Yes Sheldon is a smug genius but he is also a child so damaging his mental state ruins it for me

@@theoutsiderjess4869 He's a tenured professor. This man has the freedom to hold more firmly to higher academic standards. If you mess up in adult life, you have to do your research, figure out where you went wrong, and do better. Adults who learn trial by fire, they figure out the answer by themselves, they develop thicker skin, and can think for themselves more readily. Sounds like Adult Sheldon has taken those hardball experiences and turned it against everyone else, hence why he's so annoying to others and unanimously hated as a college professor.

@@ianandersen265 yes but Sheldon isn't an adult here he is a child

@@theoutsiderjess4869 This "child" is taking a college level class. He must be held to the same standards as everyone else, unless a documented disability requires test taking accomodations, of which Sheldon has none.

@@ianandersen265 even child genius don't fully understand the lessons human beings aren't perfect there are things that you would understand that I won't understand and vice versa and it's up to our parents and teachers to guide us. Which seems to be something the teacher doesn't want to do

+MissRJB Yep. I've got the same feeling. Basically it should teach him a lesson about life and that he can't be pampered, entitled, given special treatment, be a know-it-all etc.!

@@dennisardakis5857 it didn't seem like it ended up helping much lmao

@@autumnequinox7777 True. Sheldon is just an asshole who thinks he’s never wrong.

@Carlos Spiceywhiener The only thing I didn’t like about him was leaving out late students.

@Carlos Spiceywhiener I think Sheldon was a bit too much for him. And besides, Blucher did say that the engineering class is a tough class.

You sure ?

most people know its difficult at every university on earth engineering is hardest to get entry and with highest drop outs

@@vanhuvanhuvese2738 isnt that med?

@@jhesusvera5563 nope it isnt, but it's a lot harder to get into med

@@akorthouwer really?, i got some free time later so I will go take a look at it later to verify.

I do want to chime in here as a civil engineering student. I think the premise of this episode is kinda dumb because there’s absolutely no reason Sheldon should be taking a high level design class when he’s not an engineering student. They called it “civil engineering lab” (which on its own makes no sense but I digress) so it’s logical to assume that it’s an introductory level course. Bridge design is a 4000 level (senior undergrad) course at my school. There’s no reason a non engineering student should be in it. Hell, I’m not even gonna be taking that course because I’m not focusing in structural engineering. I’m doing transportation

He’s even got a bow tie lmao

The Guy is non neuro typical. Ge literally can't naturally see those non verbal social cues and understand them. Blind people at least have their cains and other compansatory method. That tolerance from family and friends is all he have. Tbatt Proff manipulated his dad, and was actually an douchebag to young teens because, *at best* he got a on-up one him. This was an abuse of power. If that dad was smarter, he would at a roundabout way, point out that Proff the was targeting a kid who is most of the time right. And a kid when most are *legal age.*

@@fanOmry I knowwwww he has so many symptoms of having some type of autism but its overlooked sure his mother had him tested but I think it was for insanity or phscypothy

@@bikinibottom8857 Yeah. She means well. That is it.

His mother was a helicopter parent. Nothing good comes from that.

@@tootzy-the-roll that too

TOYS R ME!

He also plays LAPD Chief Irving in Bosch. Excellent actor.

just looked him up since i knew his voice was familiar. i mostly know him as Sylens from Horizon Zero Dawn and Forbidden West

He’s also General Lunaris from DuckTales!

RIP

Yeah same

Me too

Judging about the title I wouldn't be surprised😂

@Panda21 Ja

That was in season 1. He befriended a student who liked geology and thought she considered him an intellectual equal, but then he found out she thought of him as a little kid.

Actually Sheldon mentions it in TBBT He is walking down the hall and someone threw a book which hits him on the head. That book was a Geology book

@@BirthdayKeeper seems like his beef is with black people not the subject 🐸☕️

@@brandonthomas8499 The philosophy teacher was white. Lead him to the hatred for humanities science (I think that's what it is called in English?).

Even Amy talked trash about Geology early on

I love Marc Evan Jackson as Kevin, but can you imagine if they had gotten this actor to play that part. Then the first time the 99 crew meet Holt’s husband it’s as close to a clone as you can get. 😂

so true

Locking the door so it can't be opened from the INSIDE is a fire code violation. Nothing wrong with locking the door from the outside.

I'm speaking of Reddick of course.

Really? He reminds me of that one guy in horizon zero dawn. Please tell me I'm not going crazy ;-;

@@HarryOrPoke yup he is sylens.

Commander Zavala

Plus the head of the college voices Eda from the Owl House... that show better continue...

He is Charon in John Wick Franchise, the ever-present concierge of New York City's Continental Hotel.

Subjective beings understanding objective subjects

Jorg, Lol! And if you saw TBBT, you’ll know what Sheldon thought of subjectivity. Only Sheldon’s objective answer was right!

Sounds a lot like finance to me!

Yup u nail it.. engineering... but what the modern world will be without it

@@salmansirajsalarzai7237 Yep, with one difference: Engineering happens in actual reality, so it gets some base level of reality checks. Economics is a misunderstandings all the way down.

Now the whole bridge can be designed and simulated in a computer even reducing the efforts by the engineer. Still we had to learn how to find the result the conventional way for the exams.

@@Abhaynov1996 I've seen what happens to airflow in ventilation systems when it is only tested in the simulation and never in reality: The simulation doesn't consider corners and the turbulence they cause. So if you don't mind I'll only use a new bridge design after a couple thousand other people have used them.

@@bramvanduijn8086 why would I mind if you are using tried and tested design.

Lance Reddick must have had the time of his life.

That's why when people ask me questions I don't answer right a I'm running numbers in my head then when that's not enough I grab a piece of paper then I grab my calculator

dude not every scientist has tenur lol that is the minority of scientists

Yeah I laughed when he figured out the answer was wind. I’m an Architectural Technology Student doing my 3rd course in structures in buildings and I was good enough to become a tutor in the course. Two common problems students had was not understanding why we factor loads and looking at the building in 4 dimensions. They end up writing out the calcs without any 3D diagrams.

This is why engineering workers are respected they build the tools and the machines and make it work

As an undergrad in civil engineering, I find the whole premise of this episode to be idiotic. There is absolutely no reason a non engineering student should be in a structural design course. You have to first take statics, dynamics, mechanics of materials, and structural analysis before you can get to design work. I’m a fourth year (one semester behind bc I changed to civil after my second year) and I JUST did my first design-from-scratch projects

Leonard: You're saying you almost got kicked out of Texas over a loaf of bread? Raj: Seriously dude, when we said scary stories we meant other things..

I think he is writing his autobiography

@@hellakaijuPenny: I’m amazed how you never kicked out of country back then.

Funnily enough it means that Sheldon was there when George and Brenda was going on about that bar heart attack

The series finale shows us that he’s writing his memoirs, and when the other characters chime in it’s because they’re in the room reading what he’s writing.

He knows he can’t win everything

Typical titan main saying that…

In the end, once you got where he was coming from, yes.

Probably one of the worst really. Giving guidance does not require giving the answer

@@pezpeculiar9557 I counter with the TNG episode where Troi decides she wants to stand watches as an officer of the deck. She's stuck on the engineering portion of the qualification, where you have only about thirty seconds to fix something before the ship explodes. The only "guidance" Riker gives is to say that his first duty is to the ship.

​@@blackjac5000 The teacher needs to teach, not just tell Sheldon he's wrong over and over and giving him no further instructions. Guidance is a core part of teaching: otherwise, why not have students self-learn the subject without having a teacher to begin with?

@@aab1254 At some point Sheldon was going to have to fly solo without guidance of any sort.

He had a major starring role in Bosch on Amazon Prime for 7 years.

@@MrDefiant2 great show 👍

The first time ive heard of him was when i first played destiny

@@miningking5958 I first saw him in an episode of Law and Order back in the 90's. Episode about blood diamonds, iirc.

Was gonna say the same. Hes been on Bosch for 7 seasons, so probably pretty busy

He was good at it though, the engineering professor didnt even look at his papers before ripping them. Refusing to help him improve at it certainly didn't help either.

Sheldon was so superior and smug when the professor locked out the other student on the first day of class. He needs a comeuppance a lot more than he ever gets it. Too many people would have let him in, especially after the university president asked him to go easy on Sheldon.

That not it, it's because he forgot to more sire it could stand wind resistance

@@natashajagadhish1887 But it still doesn’t explain how the professor was able to tell that just by looking at a complicated formula for a bridge. And all the other times he barely looked at it so how did he know that the wind resistant thing wasn’t on there?

@@Bitsy83 because he’s obviously a master in his discipline and a quick glance is all he needs to determine it’s wrong, or maybe it’s done for plot purposes? You’re looking too deep into the logic of fictional characters

@@johnsoapmactavish9921 to be fair, it would take a glance to see if he didn't get the right answer, and another to see that wind resistance wasn't added. Every time he submits it after the first time, all the teacher needs to do is check if the answer is wrong and if he still made the same mistake.

@@Bitsy83 he's probably waiting for students to make such a mistake, like expecting it, so when he didn't see the wind part he immediately tore it

My thoughts exactly. I mean, despite how much everyone always complained about Sheldon, they all did awful things to him and hurt his feelings because they didn’t actually believe he had any feelings they could hurt and they weren’t called out as much or enough as they all called Sheldon out for how bad they thought and said he was.

He wasnt very tolerable

he was and still is a man Child that never learned how to filter what he says and does not understand empathy.

@Cpt. Vladimir Scorpius What happened is he hated them for his whole life because of this professor.

I think his intelligence went to his head and that he’s pretty arrogant and can use this life lesson as well as take some suggestions on how to get information across in a nice way sometimes. Tho, I can’t understate that the amount of flak you get for being as logical as Sheldon creating misunderstandings is played down

Which begs the question - in the original series, why is he even worse than he was in Young Sheldon?

​@@Historyandlegends7892 factors: 1. Sheldon leaving for college again I think 2. George Sr.'s death

Oh no! Did you take it the next year?

Hopefully your face is alright. If you suffered heavy injuries to the teeth then I would have filed a complaint against that prof... Tbh its one thing to lock a student out but to slam the door in their face seems excessive and uncalled for.

Tbh, after this show is complete, I'm gonna rewatch Big Bang Theory all over again. 💯

Don't

@@teentitans0 It is worth the rewatch, and I’m really sad that there are so many questions that remain unanswered: What is Penny’s Last Name, Will Sheldon and Amy have kids, will Leonard and Penny have a boy, girl, or twins? Sadly, we’ll never know

@@teentitans0 I just rewatched it, twice, the first time about 6 months ago, and then I just finished it about a few days ago for the second time. I would not recommend it because once I watch the last episode I get a little life crisis and there is no show you can watch to fill that void. ps: I did start watching "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" for the first time ever after resisting for many years because I thought I wouldn't like it, but so far I am laughing my ass off

@@carsenmaxwell3336 Yes, sheldon and Amy will have a son named Leonard ( named after Leonard Nimoy) it was narated from prior season with Amy😂

You mean an elevator Mechanic.And its not their building.

@@sharpe227 Never the less. The elevator would be fixed with engineering not theoretical physics.

I remember Howard examined the elevator in one episode and declared that it was indeed broken.

@@andrewscott7728 yeah, all he did was press the button once lol

accounting for it being blown up, I think nothing short of rebuilding it would do much to repair it

Or Assassination

@@AcidiFy574 lol

Business management is a joke of a program. Engineering generally teaches better work ethic and discipline, but also teaches you difficult content. Business management is just a degree for the piece of paper, you don’t learn discipline, difficult content, or time management.

That's exactly the point that most people who defend Howard seem to logically miss. If you expect someone to teach everything themselves, then there really is no purpose in having them require to go to college or have any kind of schooling institution because first of all, they can go to the internet and gain access to other resources and two, they simply go to a nearby college just to ask a professor or ta for help during available office hours whenever you need help without even enrolling in college.

@@evanurena8868 hate this thing in universities

@@evanurena8868 to be fair this was an important class project and Sheldon was asking for the answer presumably if he didn't get it wrong he would have been given the answer after the test was marked and if he asked other questions that weren't essentially 'okay so what's the answer' he would have been given help. Sheldon was already being given assistance by being told that he was wrong and he had time to correct it.

Considering how everyone knew Sheldon to be completely arrogant and condescending to those that were below his standards (such as being ‘late’), I’m not surprised at all. I mean Sheldon took up a whole minute in the first class commending the teacher for keeping time so to show up late after all that talk, I’d enjoy it too. Hell, I enjoyed watching it.

He was late for class, and seeing how he likes to nit pick everyone for everything over bathroom schedules and food orders etc. he deserves it.

Exactly

sheldon wasn't present for that discussion;Sheldon invented that conversation between the professor and the dean.

@Crazy Introvert T-Girl i still say sheldon invented the mockery

Because Sheldon was smug and arrogant. Professors like students who are confident, but there's a fine line between confidence and arrogance, and Sheldon often crossed it. He also handed in a paper that was wrong and wouldn't admit he had made a mistake at first. Not just that, but he wanted the answer to be given to him instead of working for it even though he was more than capable of doing it.

@@floraflowers Giving guidance is not the same as giving the answer

⁠@@pezpeculiar9557I've seen you say this on several replies so I'm curious how you would guide him without giving him the answer. Cause in this case, guiding him would be giving him the answer

​@@gerstein03tell him he is missing a part of the work, or tell him he forgot to factor in something. Anything that wasn't "you did it wrong" would have been helpful really.

Because too many people bent over backwards to make sure that child never had any stress or lasting consequences in his life. It’s made Sheldon insufferable because he thinks everyone should hold his hand through difficult situations.

Im saying that 2 grown adults “highly educated professors” are laughing at an 11 year olds time of worry at that point they just bullying him

An 11 year old with an obvious mental disability.

As an engineer, this is hilarious

I knew i wasnt the only one whi noticed

Werther we wanted or not we stepped into a war with Sheldon

What no there are like 1000 of different jobs for engineers. And there like 1000 jobs for scientist to but usually they both major and vastly different jobs

I'm a technician which different type for engineers I mess with alot of different machines sure some compatible parts but I wouldn't call myslef a scientist. Not at all engineers do got one benefit they use a machine meanie muscle memory you help with engineers cause alot of work is very repetitive

@@Killerofgods529 and what do you think scientists do? They don't do the repetitive work? How many times they repeat the same experiment? There is nothing like mathematical perfection either. Scientists who give equations for various fields of physics are approximations and based on a lot of assumptions. None of these fields and none of the knowledge they figure out is perfect. For such approximations they are no better than engineers, except that they use a more sophisticated vocabulary.

@@b.m.5068 well I get your point but they both do require two completely different collage degrees.🤣🤣

@@b.m.5068 and yes they do go off alot theory. But the the big difference is that scientists use methods that cant be prove true and alot theorys. Engineers try to stick to the facts special when it come to machinery