Raygon Revord starred Sheldon's sister, Missy for seven seasons at the Young Sheldon, and for all that time she never changed her hair. Well, that's not quite true - sometimes it had to wear a reps, and in one episode she dyes her hair into blonde - but for the most part Missy never changes her style, which is a little strange for such a rebel character. The Revord itself reportedly sought multiple batching during the series, but was rejected for four years. It was only in season 6, then Reveal experienced a traumatic car accident in real lifethat she had achieved his desire. She asked to trim her after a long thought, the show guides decided to let her get.

As he explained to him Et In 2023:

"They called me and told me," Hey, we have news for you. " And then my hair enters and I'm like, no, no, no, no, doesn't happen! This is not happening! ' And they were like: "You can shorten your hair." And now I have short hair and I'm very happy to get Van Liven and I trimmed myself? "

However, the new Massi hair in the 6th season, episode 18 of "Little Green Men and the Proposal for Marriage" (shown in the picture below) was not really such a frightening change. Massi's hair was shorter, but it was far from the hairstyle that Penny (Kaili Cuoco) had in the 8th season of "The Big Bang Theory", a huge change in the style that some fans had absolutely hated. The show's hesitation of the show gives a big change in the hairstyle is the result of the fierce opposition of the Jacques Lor show's guide to the changes in the hairstyle with any major cast; Penny was The only exception to the rule of "Big Bang theory", And its surprising pixie crash caused a slight tension behind the scenes as a result.

"The audience was carried out with the character, and not only with the behavior, disadvantages and advantages of the character, but also how the character looked," Lore explained in an interview with Jessica Redloff's book of 2022. "Big Bang's theory: The definitive, interior story of the epic hit series." He added:

"They became iconic, and to neglect the attachment to the audience was a mistake. And I witnessed it firsthand. It would have been the same if Johnny (Galatky) came to the party and shaved his head. We are all in this together, but I like that Kailey recognized what it was, and we survived it.

Chuck Lor's approach to the hair of his characters is a little unusual for slippers, most of which are happy to allow characters' hairstyles to grow along with their personalities. Such was the case with one of my favorite Scrubs, in which Eliot's image (Sarah Chalke) She feels so neatly tied to her changing hair. In the first two seasons, Eliot has a pretty dull, safe hairstyle that suits a woman who is also uncertain and whose life completely revolves around trying to survive her work. In the third season, Eliot begins to take responsibility for her life and find her self -esteem, so she gets a bolder, shorter cut. As the show continues and Eliot becomes more stable and comfortable, her hair becomes longer and more elegant.

In addition to being a fun visual storytelling, Eliot's hair is also fun because whenever a clip "Scrubs" on one of my social media outfits, I can immediately say which season is by looking at Eliot's hair . "How I Meet Your Mother" is a similar story, where early seasons are characterized by changing Lily's hair (Allison Hanigan), and the last seasons have been defined by Robin (Kobe Smalder). On Neskom territory, shows like "Mad Men" and "Succession" often use their ability to tell the whole story with the hair of the characters; Don't look away from The evolution of Peggy Olson (Elizabeth Moss). or The sharp change of Shiv Roy (Sarah Snook) in the 2nd season.

With such a strong stick to the hair established for the characters in the first season, and "The Big Bang Theory" and "Young Sheldon" refused to take advantage of one of the most interesting ways to visually tell stories that a TV show has. Surely there is a certain value in that the characters are stylized as cartoon characters, making sure they always have the same basic shape and style. However, for a teenager's live rebel, as Missy, she has allowed her to break the established "Big Bang theory" rule maybe more fun.