During the interview with ScreenrantYoung Sheldon Starvaznik Rajan Rorde played by Missy Cooper on the Big Bang Theory series,-was asked to look back in the seven seasons of the show and think if there would be missed opportunities on the road. After that, she said that one big thing she wished for the show was to include more retrospective.

"I have always wanted to see retrospective with Mary and George (Cooper) whenever they were younger," Rever explained. "Whenever Maria had Sheldon and Missy, she became more than a religious type of mother, but whenever she had Georgorj, she was still sort of rebellious. I think it would be fun to see that. We've never seen it Side of her, and I think looking at them younger and more carefree, it will almost be a lot of fun. "

"Young Sheldon" does not show Mary's little slide to become a tougher, religious figure, but the show seems to be bound by Sitcom's conventions to keep that transition very gradual and subtle. It is only with the last episodes of the series, like the Cooper family rolls after the untimely death of George St.That viewers can really appreciate the bow they got with Maria. This is when she makes a more dramatic twist to be the kind of high -dense maternal figure that we meet through the "Big Bang theory". The series certainly means that Maria was much more careless in her youth, as the revival noted, but we can never see it tragically.

There are many potential reasons why Young Sheldon has avoided retrospectives, and perhaps the biggest are the specifics of dealing with children's actors. Sitkom as "How I Know Your Mother" can easily jump back and forth through time without a problem - all they have to do is knit a little with the actors' hairstyle and the audience will go with it - but for a show that deals With fast -seba kids, it's much harder to do. The difference between 14-year-old Georgorj and 9-year-old Georgi, for example, is much greater than the difference between 25-year-old Ted Mosby and 30-year-old Ted Mosby. For the retrospective of the "young Sheldon", production will have to throw new actors. (Well, that either They could go with the "George Lopez" approach and only a photoshop head of the children's body actor.)

However, the episode of the retrospective in the center of the older characters "Young Sheldon", as the Revre suggested, still seems to be well worked out. Perhaps he even reduced the emotional heights of other well -known episodes of satcom retrospectives, such as "Maggie makes three" from the "Simpsons", which was landed third on the movie list of the best episodes of "Simpsons". Alternatively, it could have been a comical pleasure on the Lines of "Goodbye Kitty" by "Malcolm in the Middle". It is the episode where Malcolm Reese's older brother reveals his mother's high school diary and we are treated for a very attractive review of how Lois was at 17. (She describes her future husband Hull, Who played by Brian Cranston as an adult manLike "some idiot" who "hit him in the gym class" and crashed into the volleyball net.)

There is a good reason why so many other sitcoms want to make stories of retrospective, in other words. It would be cool if the "young Sheldon" indulge in them a little more.