Not sure the name of the show. But Georgie is getting his own show.
More importantly, Montana Jordan (Georgie) and Emily Osment (Mandy) are in talks to reprise their roles. Young Sheldon producers Chuck Lorre, Steve Holland, and Steven Molaro would also return, and are expected to write the first episode. Should the show be picked up, it would also ensure a Lorre show is still on CBS, keeping alive a decades-long streak.
The show would focus on Georgie and Mandy's time as young parents. The two begin dating in Season 5 of Young Sheldon when Georgie is 17 and Mandy is 29. The lie to each other about how old they are, which naturally causes problems when Mandy gets pregnant. She gives birth to their child, Constance Cooper, during Season 6, and are engaged by the end of the season. Clearly, Lorre and company feel like there's a lot of comedy to be mined from that scenario.
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hepcat wrote: ↑Sun Jan 14, 2024 11:21 am
Will this show involve peanut smuggling?
No that was Reba.
Thinking about it now The Golden Girls had 8 peanuts all told.
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hepcat wrote: ↑Sun Jan 14, 2024 11:21 am
Will this show involve peanut smuggling?
No that was Reba.
Thinking about it now The Golden Girls had 8 peanuts all told.
But how many pokies?
Its Florida so unless they had a AC malfunction I dont think it ever got cold enough for those. Not even any sweater puppies.
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I can't stand most sitcoms, but I loved Young Sheldon due to its single-camera setup. It felt so fresh, and more like a coming-of-age drama, and also felt more earnest. I hear this is going back to the multi-camera setup, ergo a regular sitcom format.
