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Young Sheldon‘s Season 4 finale marked a turning point for the Big Bang Theory prequel, which has set the deck — or in this case, racked the pool table — for George Sr.’s downfall. In “The Wild and Woolly World of Nonlinear Dynamics,” which aired Thursday, Missy’s first heartbreak triggered a

Young Sheldon teased a “super fun” surprise ahead of Thursday’s episode — but it wasn’t another Big Bang Theory Easter egg. It was an appearance by pop culture icon David Hasselhoff, who cameoed as his Baywatch-era self — mullet and all! — in a scene opposite Jason Alexander’s Mr. Lundy. In the

Young Sheldon is set to go back to its Big Bang Theory future for its Season 4 premiere. Ahead of Thursday’s graduation-themed opener (CBS, 8/7c), series co-creator Steve Molaro tells TVLine that the episode will feature yet another significant nod to the mothership, which wrapped its celebrated,

Young Sheldon just got another glimpse at his Big Bang Theory future. Thursday’s makeshift Season 3 finale revealed that multiple universities — including CalTech — had reached out and expressed interest in the pint-sized genius, which Mary kept secret not only from her son, but from her husband.

Young Sheldon stepped foot on sacred Big Bang Theory ground during Thursday’s episode. In Season 3’s 16th installment, Sheldon scored an all-expense paid trip to Pasadena, Calif., where he and George Sr. attended an (off-screen) lecture by the wunderkind’s scientific hero, Stephen Hawking. What