Hobbitses, Physicses and a Ball With Zip

The show does a good job giving all the characters a good amount of screen time, despite its name. My personal favorites are the ones where George Sr. And Missy are involved because I'm a sucker for daddy/daughter storylines (they can be so complex, heartfelt and just adorable). George is also a very good character in this. From the way he was described in TBBT I thought he was an alcoholic jackass and he is anything but. I like how different it is from TBBT. The stories are more serious, there is no laugh track and I have found myself more invested in these characters and where they are headed. I'm looking forward to the upcoming seasons, storylines and emotional turmoil I know is going to hurt like a mother$_@ker.

Here are 3 takeaways from this magnificent, magnificent episode:

1. Mary has the funniest line ever to be spoken in a sitcom. With no spoiler, just so you know (as if you wouldn't) which line it is -- the line references a classic novel and equates it with something the novel has nothing to do with.

2. The touching moment between George and his daughter goes to the perfect spot. Not too cute, not too sappy. Just right.

3. This season it's time for Iain Armitage to be nominated for an Emmy. His personification at the end of the episode of an iconic character is mind-blowing.

Another great day at the office for the Young Sheldon team!

It was warm at heart comedy and sweet. Loved this one so much.

This episode is so funny! Well done!

"He likes someone else."