Despite focusing on a teenage protagonist, Young Sheldon often explored serious themes, such as falling in and out of love and forming unlikely bonds that would stand the test of time. From Sheldon ...

It does not make sense. Sheldon may have left Texas young, but he never forgot a lecture, a physics theorem, or a minor slight from his childhood. Are we really supposed to believe that he forgot one ...

Dr. Grant Linkletter, played by Ed Begley Jr., showed Iain Armitage’s character extraordinary patience.

Sturgis and Dr. Linkletter while he finally reaches puberty. This season gives the character of Young Sheldon a more realistic development. Georgie, the most neglected member of the family thanks ...

In a season one episode of Young Sheldon ... This gets further emphasised in season four, when Sheldon becomes a lab assistant to Dr. Linkletter while he was doing research.

From John Sturgis to Dr Linkletter, Meemaw has been in her fair share of relationships throughout Young Sheldon but found her true happiness with Dale. Dale and Meemaw met in season three ...

Young Sheldon may be over ... Grant Linkletter is Sheldon’s newest mentor in college, and also the rival of Dr. Linkletter at East Texas Tech. Not only are the pair academics enemies, but ...

Young Sheldon season 7 episode 9: "A Fancy Article and a Scholarship for a Baby" "Sheldon's published paper leads to a frenzy of grad school recruiting; Georgie tries to speak more properly in front ...

Brenda, Dr. Linkletter, and Dr ... In the future, we see that Sheldon is writing his memoir and that’s what Young Sheldon has been this entire time; him recalling his childhood memories.