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This was by far the greatest episode of the show I felt the show could have ended here with this episode it was simply brilliant. Owen has a bright future with his acting here because this was the strongest of the show it sent chills through me when he jumps up, he brought such a human portrayal to the character and Jamie is a multi nuanced character ofc the whole red pill political backdrop can feel somewhat forced but it wasn't too much an issue in this episode I didn't feel any cringe from this ep it was cinematography wise excellent too, the one shot trapped perspective works extremely well in the interview making it more morbid and curious.

Absolutely loved the pilot it was brilliant all the emotions came out with Georgie telling Mandys dad that he reminds him of George and several other peak moments I can't wait for the follow up episodes.

The show taps into the emotional themes that were so skillfully developed in Young Sheldon, creating moments that resonate with viewers on a deeper level. The pilot, in particular, packed a punch with heartfelt moments, but one scene stood out: when Georgie tells Mandy's dad that he reminds him of George, Georgie's late father. For longtime viewers of Young Sheldon and those familiar with the Cooper family, this scene was incredibly moving, as it brought to the forefront the enduring impact of George Cooper Sr., a figure who shaped so much of Georgie's character and worldview.

George Cooper Sr.'s presence looms large in the lives of his children, and his absence creates an emotional void that continues to influence Georgie, Sheldon, and Missy in different ways. The scene where Georgie compares Mandy's father to his own is not just a touching moment-it's a testament to how deeply Georgie was shaped by his father's love, despite their sometimes strained relationship. In many ways, this moment allows us to see just how much Georgie still craves the guidance and fatherly presence he lost at a young age.

This emotional revelation ties back to The Big Bang Theory, as we've seen Sheldon grapple with the memories of his father in that show, too. Sheldon often spoke of his dad in a complicated way, but through Young Sheldon and now Georgie and Mandy, we get a fuller picture of George. He was a flawed but loving father who tried his best to support his family, and his death left a lasting impact on each of his children. Georgie's acknowledgment that Mandy's dad reminds him of George is a subtle nod to this lasting influence, adding a layer of complexity to Georgie's character.

It will be interesting to see how they expand on Georgie and Mandy's emotional maturity throughout the series.