Young Sheldon ends its seven-year run with a must-see two-episode series finale. Jim Parsons and Mayim Bialik reprise their roles as Sheldon Cooper and Amy Farrah Fowler in an unforgettable hour of television.
[future:] Adult Sheldon: I gazed lovingly at her. I thought about how much she had been through and how much this would mean to her and then I said... "Not a chance, lady." Pulitzer. Amy Farrah Fowler: I thought you were taking a shower. Adult Sheldon: I thought I was, too, but the muse had other plans. What are you wearing? Amy Farrah Fowler: It's a hockey jersey. Here, I got you one. Adult Sheldon: I'm not wearing this silly thing. Amy Farrah Fowler: When I first met you, you bought all of your shirts from a comic book store. Adult Sheldon: And I'd still be wearing them if they hadn't mysteriously disappeared.
Adult Sheldon: It had been 27 days since my father's funeral and everyone was still understandably out of sorts. Mary: Finish up, we got to get to church. Sheldon: We already went Wednesday and Thursday. Missy: Isn't that enough? Mary: Jesus died for you. He didn't ask if that was enough.
Adult Sheldon: [v.o.] Even as a child, I was always doing things to make other people happy.
[future:] Amy Farrah Fowler: Doing things to make other people happy? You've got to be kidding me. Adult Sheldon: [stammers] Don't read over my shoulder. Amy Farrah Fowler: Well, are you writing your memoir or a fantasy novel? Adult Sheldon: For your information, the word "memoir" comes from "memory," and these memories are mine.
[future:] Amy Farrah Fowler: And since when do you go out of your way to make other people happy? Adult Sheldon: How about once a year on your birthday? Amy Farrah Fowler: Other than that, when? Adult Sheldon: All the time. Amy Farrah Fowler: Sheldon, while I was giving birth, you Zoomed in to a seminar. Adult Sheldon: You were taking forever to dilate, and I had already made my contribution to the project. Which, need I remind you, was on your birthday.
[future:] Amy Farrah Fowler: I would love to dissect your brain to see which part is missing. Adult Sheldon: Or you'll find an all-new structure no one's ever seen before, an evolutionary leap forward. Amy Farrah Fowler: Don't push me, I have a bone saw. [exits] Adult Sheldon: All these years, and the passion is still there.