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Jeff talked about this--his rambling, and shutting up--extensively in this week's podcast.

Yes, they dropped it. It was mentioned in one of the podcasts.

FWIW, tomato juice does not work. It masks the smell (temporarily), but does not eliminate it. Having had multiple dogs skunked over the years, the only thing that works is a mix of peroxide, baking soda, and dishwashing liquid. Google it. I didn't have a problem with Shred's attraction to that woman. She's cute, seemed like a great personality, and they also seemed to mesh right away. We may see her again.

Wanada 🤣

By her request. She wants to try new things. She doesn't want to be pigeonholed playing a 13 year old kid. I think she's 15/16 in real life, and wants to try some other things in the acting world. Good for her, turning down easy money for a real challenge.

Agree. Will Sasso is killing it, and they aren't even giving him that much to do. Rachel Bay Jones is playing the mom. She's a superb actor, and has won an Emmy, Grammy, Tony (three of the four EGOT). I remember her best from God Friended Me, the first time I saw her on TV. Then she was on United States of Al. She's clearly a good actor, but she's being written as a harpy. A little too much, if you ask me.

It could be better worse: he could be a Deadhead. They never shut up! 🤣

They have not said a word about it this season. But knowing Chuck Lorre, he could pull it out in the finale, maybe Bob & Abi move to wherever med school is. Or knowing Chuck Lorre, we may never hear it again.

Anna Sawai, the actor who plays Mariko, will be on Stephen Colbert tonight (Monday). Sorry for the late notice.

HUGE mistake in this episode. Sharon says her grandmother only subscribes to the paper to line her Cockatoo's bird cage. But at the end, he hands Nell a cage with a cockatiel in it. How can I keep watching with glaring mistakes like this?!? 😏

I thought she was pushed out the window by her husband.

Young Sheldon would not be a hit sitcom if it was a "much darker and more depressing show". While the showrunners have done a decent job with continuity, they have said more than once that they are more interested in making a great show, than in following the fine print of the BBT bible. And good for them, because otherwise it wouldn't have lasted one season.

I thought it was an excellent start. Has me completely hooked. I have not read the books.

One thing that bugged me about that... Anthony had already walked away from the table, he was going to get the car. The shooter bursts it, yells at the table, and starts firing. Anthony shoots him because he's standing away from the action. Wouldn't the shooter aim at Anthony, and not the table (since he's not sitting there)? That didn't make sense to me. I need to go back and watch that scene again. I'm saying all this from memory, maybe it was laid out different than I remember.

Maybe it was different on various sources (HBO vs MAX or other?). There was a warning both before & after each episode for me (MAX).