Want to hear something wild? The guy who sings a "powerful little man", a thematic song about "Young Sheldon"-the first big spin-off of "Big Bang theory" That Starswells and Armitage as a young version of Jimim Parsons's adult genius also appears on the show, And He is the boy from the "blue indications".

That's a lot of information I just threw at you, so let's go back. "Young Sheldon", which lasted from 2017 to 2024 and was created by the original "Big Bang theory", Choncho Chuck Lore And another veteran of the original sitcom, Steve MolaroOpens every episode with a song called "A powerful little man"With verses like," I'm a powerful little man / no one else is stronger than I am / yesterday, I moved to the mountain / I bet I could be your hero / I am a strong little man. "As it turns out, this song is the original creation of Steve Burns, an actor and musician who included his album in 2003" Dust songs. "Burns also plays a small role of" Young Sheldon "himself from the" blue indications ".

So who exactly plays Steve Burns even in Young Sheldon? Through four episodes of the show, he plays a guy named Nathan, who lives in the same city as Sheldon and the Cooper family and is also going to be really in comics. He first appeared in the episode of season 3 "Live Chicken, Fried Chicken and Holy Marriage Marriage", where Memev (Annie Pots) finds him looking at something with Sheldon in the household Cooper - specifically, "Star Trek", which Sheldon was trying to hunt.

Nathan appears from time to time in Young Sheldon, including in the episode of the season 5 "Pink Cadillac and a celebrity tribal dance" (where he ends up joining Sheldon for a comic book Convention), the episode of the 6th "Nuts and Note" and a NO NEWS NATURAL, "He moves in" San ". Pasadena and Sheldon's voice (made by Jimim Parsons) He says he has never met Nathan again.

As for Steve Burns, for an unusual path, he hosted the Nickelodeon series "The Blue Indications" from 1996 to 2002, at that moment he handed over Donovan Patton's backs (which, unlike Barnes, did not use his true first name for his character). Barnes's time on the "blue indications" was marked by his gentle and patient hosting gig as Steve, "Owner" ... And years after leaving the show, he worked at Young Sheldon And A series of videos that provide safe space for adult "blue indications" fans who could have a harsh time in this tumultuous world have begun.

According to an interview in 2024 with TodayBarnes first signed up with his adult fans (formerly known as Twitter) in 2021, and since then, he has made videos of Tiktok that basically serve as a mental health break for viewers (Burns usually asks how the viewer does and does not say much, just providing little support).

"The philosophy of the" blue indications "always referred to respect and always communicating with the domestic viewer from a place of understanding and without condensation," Burns told "Exit". "Back in the day, it meant to talk about Graham's shapes and crackers and crackers, but if you just scale, we are now talking about pandemic and student loans and adults. We're talking about how difficult it is to move through this life as an adult, but also how wonderful." This is an incredibly sweet Burns gesture, and now you know that he sang the thematic song for "Young Sheldon" to raise.

The "Young Sheldon" is available to both Max and Netflix.