When the popular television show becomes a fog for spin-off, show-representatives and their writers immediately face the challenge of expanding the desired universe in a way that attracts new viewers without marking the fans of existing series. This was not always an awkward proposal. When Norman Lear began to rotate from "All in the Family" shows in the 1970s (The first is "Maud"), viewers were not interested in canon; In addition, the characters who anchored the new shows were far enough removed from the bunkers that writers did not have to worry about blur in the back. As long as the laughter were big and plentiful, their audience will forgive almost anything.

Television in 2025 is very different. Fans are fixed to every detail, and will absolutely cry foul if a character behaves contrary to how they were shown in the past - or, worse, if the previously established details are spoiled. So, writers have to trample carefully at all times, right? According to Young Sheldon co-creator Steve Molaro, no. And he cites one of the most famous spin-offs of all time as proof that you can get out with a whole lot of foot. "

In an interview with TVLin After broadcasting the 100th episode of "Young Sheldon", Molaro was asked if he felt hidden in every detail of the character, which was discovered for Sheldon's brother, Georgi at the Big Bang theory. Was he convicted of becoming Dr -Tire, the largest tire supplier in the state of Texas? Would you wind like a father with twice?

Maybe, but in 2022, Molaro did not seem too worried about breaking the canon if needed. After all, the "fans" -vera moved away. After Molaro:

"We have no precise roadmap ahead of us - and to some extent, we do not feel handcuffs that were said to the Big Bang. I mean, there are some things we will respect, but we have to do what is best for this series. , "Frasier was the only child and it all worked after Nils suddenly appeared."

This is a fair comparison in that Frasier was a far more important member of the Cheers Ensemble than Georgorj was at the Big Bang's theory. Like someone who watched almost every episode of Cheers during NBC's initial operation, I was vaguely aware of Frasier's past, but not so invested in that I broke out when Nils introduced. Obviously, those who were quickly grinded out surpassed it because "Frasier" ran for as long as it "cheered" and earned a revival in 2023 (which is currently in uncertainty After giving up paramount+).

As for Georgorj, there seems to be at least one divorce in the future of the character as his spin-off title "Young Sheldon" is "the first marriage of Georgi and Mandi". Will Molaro do it two-fer? We have to wait and see. Just don't expect George Cooper Sr. to rise from the tomb any time soon.