Yep. That's how I experienced my dad's death. We knew it was coming. He was in the hospital with end of life care and I saw him the day before, but in the end, it was a phone call
@@SinisterPixelSame thing happened to me tho the real tears didn’t start coming until I touched his lifeless hand somehow holding out hope I’d find warmth in it’s touch
Yes. My reaction was like Sheldon's. I was 15 and was in shock. My dad's in the hospital and I strongly believe that he will survive. I did not cry, said goodbye or I love you to him because I thought that it would be a sign that I stopped believing that he's going to be okay. Then it happened. For so many days I just sat and was staring into nothing, thinking that I should've said I love him. That I can't bear losing him. He's all I got because my mom died when I was 12. Everything that happened in the hospital was on repeat in my head thinking what I should've done. I still do it now that I'm 24. I bawled my eyes out crying for 2 hours when I saw Sheldon's reaction. I know he can't process emotions that well but something in his reaction relates to mine. I watch Young Sheldon to sleep and the last 2 episodes are the only episode that I won't be watching on repeat.
It's horribly heartbreaking the way they did it, because when you aren't there for someone's last moments it leaves a certain kind of hole in your heart.
Too true man, too true, I cried my eyes out, seeing how Sheldon kept running back over the last time he saw his dad leave for school. I did the same thing the last time I saw my mother. Hit very close to home.
@@narutouzu9197sheldon it makes sense. Like it or not you need a different approach for very neurodivergent kids, him not really knowing how to do it is much less his fault, much more the 80s’ fault. On Mary, yeah, he really should have stood his ground more.
I knew when he told Georgie "I wish I could see that." When Georgie said his plan was just being rich, lol. then it solidified when the whole family was basically ignoring him before he left.
When I first saw the news of George Cooper’s death, I was gonna complain about how it wasn’t on-screen until I realized that death really can happen so sudden, just like that.
I had to look up research who Bill Ponderosa was I was always a little embarrassed by watching Young Sheldon, which was plum stupid But I never did watch stupidity gone so far gone that it was beyond stupid
I usually do not get emotional over fictional characters, but I bawled my eyes out during the funeral episode. I will give the show credit; they made his character more likable when we found out the other woman was Sheldon's mom in role play. So he never stepped out on his marriage. Even if he did; I still don't think I could have hated his character.
He never physically cheated with Brenda (only coz he had a heart attack and ended up in hospital) but he did have an emotional affair with her after that meeting up in the chicken house at night etc. Glad he never actually physically cheated tho coz I love his character he is everything anyone would want in a father
In a way dying off screen was the best decision. Death can happen at random, sudden times and even when you seem perfectly fine, so it would be realistic for him to die off screen from a sudden heart attack as it was out of nowhere like a lot of heart attack deaths are
It was established in Big Bang Theory that he didn't die until Sheldon was at least close to going off to college, so the pilot especially wouldn't have made sense.
@@envoy2500 it probably would’ve been sadder if he died the morning he went to college and he tried to wake his dad up but he died. I feel like that would’ve been the perfect ending but that’s just me tbh
I feel like if Mary had been more open to seeing his side those mistakes would not have happened tho. Im not saying Mary was to blame, it was George’s actions, but the tensions that drove him there were not all caused by him, a relationship only goes south when one party stops seeing the others side causing the partner to start doing the same things in my experience. And in most situations if we are all honest with ourselves, most breakups should rightfully split responsibility for it. It does not have to be always 50/50 or even 60/50 it could end up 100/0 but that all depends on actions. And when i say that last statement i implore both genders to take ego and hubris out of the equation, both parties can be capable of the same injustices, we are all human after all.
The whole point was it was a prequel series and it had been stated that he died of a heart attack when Sheldon was 14, just like what happened with the show. Young Sheldon would have lost all credibility straight away if they were to stray away from its basic premise if it was to kill him off earlier than he was supposed to.
The show had one of the most realistic displays of a family member dying and the days following it. His death being random was apart of that, since it felt real.
I loved the choice of his death being off-screen. It seemed so much more realistic because sometimes, that's how deaths occur. They don't die in your arms or right next to you, you say goodbye to each other like any other day and they walk out the door or hang up the phone, with neither of you knowing that you'll never see or hear each other again. It's sad, but that's how it is sometimes. Edit: he forgot to put Charles ingalls on that list of great TV dads
Something that's been said in reaction to the episode is how for a lot of people that was accurate to their experience to losing a loved one. We don't always get to know when we'll lose them and I like that since what they depicted wasn't some romanticized send-off, that other movies and shows have done, and instead we got something real and jarring as a reminder to hold are loved ones a little closer.
I continuously cried at the last 3 shows when George Sr. died. Lance did the role justice and made us all fall in love with him despite his shortcomings and faults. He was an amazing Dad!
First time I’ve seen him work was on Always Sunny; he went from an obscure character to amazing run on joke. I thought he was great in portraying Bill Ponderosa, the relationship he had with Frank was even better. First episode he showed up as George Cooper I said oh no, maybe not the best person. Season finale rolled around and I said oh yeah, great choice. Great actor and Top 10 TV dad in my book
Bro it was already hard watching his funeral and everything after his death I think it was good that they didn't show him dying It would've been too sad
It was dumb to muse on when the death would be. In Big Bang Theory, Sheldon states he was 14 when his dad died. They started the show far younger than that so...
in bbt georgie said to sheldon that sheldon went off to college when his dad died and missy was a dumb teenager. but in young sheldon s1 they were just kids. so it does add up
The fact that nobody knew when he would die and that it would be at a random moment probably hit harder for some people. How many folks have lost a family member thinking it was just another day?
My dad lived that moment, when his brother essentially passed out and died to heart failure. It was the kind of moment where I saw my dad feel numb just as he walked into the house.
This was one of my favorites from day one. I loved all of the characters & it saddened me when the show was ending. I’d been a big fan of “the Big Bang Theory” & watching the prequel with a young Sheldon just made sense. I knew it would be sad knowing big George would pass & of course I teared up. He was a great dad on the show. The kind of dad we all wish we’d had.
The death notification screen was an as real life as it gets! It almost mirrored my neighbors growing up ! Their dad worked at a grain elevator and he went to go check on some filter there floors up! He only made it two floors before suffering a major heart attack! They couldn’t revive him! This was probably in the mid seventies!
George: You wanna play baseball? Okay, you ever throw a ball before? Missy: …I’ve thrown rocks at Sheldon George: *ponders* …..Did ya hit him? 😂 From that point on he was my favorite
Watching the show from episode one after hearing about the death, seeing his heart attack in the first or 2nd episode, that makes a ton of sense seeing this short
In the finale promos they showed him saying goodbye son which felt too obvious. But I'm glad that was just a what I'd scenario sheldon made up in his head. But WE got to see it. It was very symbolic without making it to obvious that was his last scene.
yeah some genius had spoilers on one of these shorts just a day after it aired, immediately stopped when I realized what it was and went and watched the rest of the season. Episode almost brought me to tears
This is probably the main thing that changed the continuity of the show. He knew he was playing a character that was canonically a soon to be dead cheating drunk, but be ause they liked the actor his drinking was scaled down (they talk in the show that most of the momey goes to his alcohol when they are doing taxes but he is hardly shown with a beer and never shown actualdrunk besides the fact that his recipts say he must be getting wasted at some point in the day. And they handwaved his cheating as, never being confirmed (because missy was told that the niegher kid found them alone in the chicken coop which lets face it, at best he caught them before they got their clothes off and hopefully not after.) And then they made downplayed the constant fighting between the parents, choosing to increase the mothers religion while downplaying the husbands deinking. Which of course makes everyone hate the mother because they changed her character that much. In Big Bang Theory she acts a lot more like Meemaw then the zealot in the show. To think, if the show started on his death and all the stuff he did was still canon we would hate him.
How the hell did I not notice he was in The Big Bang Theory?! I watched that episode in The Big Bang Theory so many times, and I never even put 2 together.
i think it hit a cord when you play a hard working honest family man, and every body's friend and father, in this period of time i think it was something we miss in our world. great acting, hope to see him again
I literally just went and checked several of his videos going back and you can tell that he has slightly more stubble in some of them videos than in others. he just shaves regularly. His hair isn’t always the same either.
@@BamBam_TYM he is literally wearing the same shirt in every video, an ai generated face wouldn’t be consistent in exact hair structure or stubble, but it would 100% recycle the look. Until I see this guy doing something that takes an entire body or is in real space, it’s a pretty safe bet his face is ai generated.
He hated leonard so much he went back in time and fathered Sheldon.
This comment deserves to be pinned
😂
😂😂
WHY DID I LAUGH SOOOO MUCH 😂😂😂😂
Literally
He also was in the very back dressed as a woman watching his own funeral
Beat me to it haha
Really? Where would i look in the pews?
@@madhattergaming6473I believe kinda center left in the way way way back
My headcanon is that the woman he played was George Cooper Sr.’s Mother
@@Screwye Interesting Pirate Donny
I like him just being gone not showing his death, this is how most people experience another’s persons death. The person just being gone
Yep. That's how I experienced my dad's death. We knew it was coming. He was in the hospital with end of life care and I saw him the day before, but in the end, it was a phone call
It felt very realistic.
@@SinisterPixelSame thing happened to me tho the real tears didn’t start coming until I touched his lifeless hand somehow holding out hope I’d find warmth in it’s touch
He requested his death to be off screen because he thought he’d be too emotional to do a good job but I never thought about the realness of it
Yes. My reaction was like Sheldon's. I was 15 and was in shock. My dad's in the hospital and I strongly believe that he will survive. I did not cry, said goodbye or I love you to him because I thought that it would be a sign that I stopped believing that he's going to be okay. Then it happened. For so many days I just sat and was staring into nothing, thinking that I should've said I love him. That I can't bear losing him. He's all I got because my mom died when I was 12. Everything that happened in the hospital was on repeat in my head thinking what I should've done. I still do it now that I'm 24.
I bawled my eyes out crying for 2 hours when I saw Sheldon's reaction. I know he can't process emotions that well but something in his reaction relates to mine. I watch Young Sheldon to sleep and the last 2 episodes are the only episode that I won't be watching on repeat.
It's horribly heartbreaking the way they did it, because when you aren't there for someone's last moments it leaves a certain kind of hole in your heart.
It does. Don't ask me how i know.
Too true man, too true, I cried my eyes out, seeing how Sheldon kept running back over the last time he saw his dad leave for school. I did the same thing the last time I saw my mother. Hit very close to home.
Even when you are there it isn't always any better.
True but that’s life sometimes , so it feels real and it’s a gut punch
Very true.
😢😢😢
This is one of the few times I'll support and fully believe that a main character dying off screen was a good idea.
It really helped to drive home the regret the family had over not saying goodbye to him.
Buffy the Vampire Slayer did something pretty similar with Buffy’s mom and I thought it was pretty well executed there too
@@tjsakaki6028damn I'm already sad about George dying, I didn't even think of how they did the same sad death with Joyce
And Logan Roy’s.
The scene of him leaving for work in the morning knowing he's not coming home makes it hit so hard because everybody just kind of ignored him
He's not dead, he's just making brisket
48 hour brisket
Imagine he made Meemaw’s fake recipe in heaven and gets mad at her again for telling him the wrong recipe again.
Probably doing lil snortskis with Frank. Pondy’s the coolest
Best brisket in Texas.
With a cold Lonestar in hand
George was the ideal father. He provided, protected, taught, and punished accordingly.
For some reason I knew you were a man. 😂
Except he was way too soft on Sheldon and Mary. Thats my only issues with him. He was great for the other two.
@@narutouzu9197sheldon it makes sense. Like it or not you need a different approach for very neurodivergent kids, him not really knowing how to do it is much less his fault, much more the 80s’ fault.
On Mary, yeah, he really should have stood his ground more.
@@pedrocarvalhodarocha6947 a different approach not just let him do whatever he wants just because it makes him uncomfortable.
He also attempted to cheat so..
You’d think Sheldon would notice Lenard’s bully looking EXACTLY like his dad
Maybe a son he had before getting married and just didn't know
Having and “eidetic memory” and all that….
@dragonblast417 if that'd the case it does interest things
Keep in mind that Young Sheldon wasn't a thing back then. (Not like I needed to notice the obvious.)
Lookalikes are a thing in every universe and Sheldon is too smart to not realize this is possible
They really stuck the landing. I didn’t realize it until I heard someone sobbing and looked at my wife and realized it was me.
relatable😂
If I was drinking while reading this, I would have spit it out 😂😂
I knew he was dead when he said “see y’all later.”
Same. Plus that scene was eerily silent in terms of music. I had a pit in my stomach the second he walked into the kitchen
Plus when no one even answered
I knew when he told Georgie "I wish I could see that." When Georgie said his plan was just being rich, lol. then it solidified when the whole family was basically ignoring him before he left.
When he had the moment at the ladder with Georgie, I said aloud “omg, he’s gonna die this episode.” The feeling of dread just built from there.
He'll always be Bill Ponderosa to me
Hes the best as Bill Ponderosa
Came here to say that
Pondy is the coolest
Amen
Loved him when he told the guys he was gonna kill himself
When I first saw the news of George Cooper’s death, I was gonna complain about how it wasn’t on-screen until I realized that death really can happen so sudden, just like that.
He killed the role and yeah his death being offscreen was great touch
Him at his funeral dressed as a woman is the most Bill Ponderosa thing he couldve done
aaahhhh Pondy's the coolest
I had to look up research who Bill Ponderosa was I was always a little embarrassed by watching Young Sheldon, which was plum stupid
But I never did watch stupidity gone so far gone that it was beyond stupid
He’s also very funny in Always Sunny, he plays a junkie who hangs around with Frank.
Bill Ponderosa
Pondy’s the coolest
And a terrible dad lol
I usually do not get emotional over fictional characters, but I bawled my eyes out during the funeral episode. I will give the show credit; they made his character more likable when we found out the other woman was Sheldon's mom in role play. So he never stepped out on his marriage. Even if he did; I still don't think I could have hated his character.
So he was never cheat with Brenda???
@dhianynadyautami8655 no but it was always teased or implied but we find out Sheldon didn't recognize it was his mom
He never physically cheated with Brenda (only coz he had a heart attack and ended up in hospital) but he did have an emotional affair with her after that meeting up in the chicken house at night etc. Glad he never actually physically cheated tho coz I love his character he is everything anyone would want in a father
In a way dying off screen was the best decision. Death can happen at random, sudden times and even when you seem perfectly fine, so it would be realistic for him to die off screen from a sudden heart attack as it was out of nowhere like a lot of heart attack deaths are
It was established in Big Bang Theory that he didn't die until Sheldon was at least close to going off to college, so the pilot especially wouldn't have made sense.
Exactly!
Maybe they would of gotten an older actor for Sheldon so he would of been 14 not like 9 🤷♀️ idk tho lol
@@charlottekilpatrick2011 maybe. It just seems like a lot of wasted narrative potential. I'm glad they chose not to do it
@@envoy2500 it probably would’ve been sadder if he died the morning he went to college and he tried to wake his dad up but he died. I feel like that would’ve been the perfect ending but that’s just me tbh
Eh its also established they had a Dog and Cat and that he died in Germany. None of that was in the show either
They were right, the reactions and their lives after his death hit so much harder
I think it helped as it's more relatable, deaths in families just come about and happen on very normal days, so I think it helped the show more.
He was the best tv dad not always the best husband but in the end he had stepped up in that area too.
I feel like if Mary had been more open to seeing his side those mistakes would not have happened tho. Im not saying Mary was to blame, it was George’s actions, but the tensions that drove him there were not all caused by him, a relationship only goes south when one party stops seeing the others side causing the partner to start doing the same things in my experience. And in most situations if we are all honest with ourselves, most breakups should rightfully split responsibility for it. It does not have to be always 50/50 or even 60/50 it could end up 100/0 but that all depends on actions. And when i say that last statement i implore both genders to take ego and hubris out of the equation, both parties can be capable of the same injustices, we are all human after all.
Long live the brisket king.
The whole point was it was a prequel series and it had been stated that he died of a heart attack when Sheldon was 14, just like what happened with the show. Young Sheldon would have lost all credibility straight away if they were to stray away from its basic premise if it was to kill him off earlier than he was supposed to.
The show had one of the most realistic displays of a family member dying and the days following it. His death being random was apart of that, since it felt real.
He actually attended his own funeral scene, dressed as a woman. He sat in the back behind his family section.
He’s an amazing actor and I’m really glad they allowed him to keep his role for a long time in young Sheldon’s he perfectly embodied the father role!
I loved the choice of his death being off-screen. It seemed so much more realistic because sometimes, that's how deaths occur. They don't die in your arms or right next to you, you say goodbye to each other like any other day and they walk out the door or hang up the phone, with neither of you knowing that you'll never see or hear each other again. It's sad, but that's how it is sometimes.
Edit: he forgot to put Charles ingalls on that list of great TV dads
Something that's been said in reaction to the episode is how for a lot of people that was accurate to their experience to losing a loved one. We don't always get to know when we'll lose them and I like that since what they depicted wasn't some romanticized send-off, that other movies and shows have done, and instead we got something real and jarring as a reminder to hold are loved ones a little closer.
It's crazy how such a light-hearted show could kill off the dad of the show
They didn't have a choice, they had to follow the original serie
I continuously cried at the last 3 shows when George Sr. died.
Lance did the role justice and made us all fall in love with him despite his shortcomings and faults. He was an amazing Dad!
Just incredible in this role! He made everybody else even better in their roles. Great cast.
Drives his car absolutely plastered
“Pondy is soo cool!” Frank Reynolds
Wait, where’s Phil Dunphy for best TV dad!?
Frfr
Thank you
He openly sexualises his wife step mother around her
One of the best, not THE best.
Nowhere because he’s not the best TV dad. He’s one of them. Just like Hal from Malcolm in the Middle. But the best tv dad is Alan Matthews
The fact that he didn't want the scene to be too gloomy, that he became Georgina for the same reason, is why I liked Barber's character. OG actor ❤
First time I’ve seen him work was on Always Sunny; he went from an obscure character to amazing run on joke. I thought he was great in portraying Bill Ponderosa, the relationship he had with Frank was even better. First episode he showed up as George Cooper I said oh no, maybe not the best person. Season finale rolled around and I said oh yeah, great choice. Great actor and Top 10 TV dad in my book
PONDYY!!!!
Bro it was already hard watching his funeral and everything after his death I think it was good that they didn't show him dying
It would've been too sad
It was dumb to muse on when the death would be. In Big Bang Theory, Sheldon states he was 14 when his dad died. They started the show far younger than that so...
Yeah, but you know they'd try to extend it far beyond as they could.
But hey, it was fortunate.
in bbt georgie said to sheldon that sheldon went off to college when his dad died and missy was a dumb teenager. but in young sheldon s1 they were just kids. so it does add up
They were 14 as of the end of YS. So yes, missy was in fact, a dumb teenager
The fact that nobody knew when he would die and that it would be at a random moment probably hit harder for some people. How many folks have lost a family member thinking it was just another day?
My dad lived that moment, when his brother essentially passed out and died to heart failure. It was the kind of moment where I saw my dad feel numb just as he walked into the house.
The casting was perfect ❣️
This was one of my favorites from day one. I loved all of the characters & it saddened me when the show was ending. I’d been a big fan of “the Big Bang Theory” & watching the prequel with a young Sheldon just made sense. I knew it would be sad knowing big George would pass & of course I teared up. He was a great dad on the show. The kind of dad we all wish we’d had.
Don’t forget Phil Dunphy the goat of tv dads
Nah. He was a bit of a weasel.
The death notification screen was an as real life as it gets! It almost mirrored my neighbors growing up ! Their dad worked at a grain elevator and he went to go check on some filter there floors up! He only made it two floors before suffering a major heart attack! They couldn’t revive him! This was probably in the mid seventies!
Best tv dad rn
He was better dad to family than Mary was their mother.
Agree completely
One of the best tv dads and one of the best retcons
I knew he was the bully! But I was like “nah, they wouldn’t use the same actor. I’m wrong”
George: You wanna play baseball? Okay, you ever throw a ball before?
Missy: …I’ve thrown rocks at Sheldon
George: *ponders* …..Did ya hit him?
😂 From that point on he was my favorite
His actor also played a jerk doctor on black-ish. Glad the actor shows off his various abilities to be different characters
And fun fact: Lance Barber attended the funeral for his own character as someone else! Wore a big wig
"See y'all later"
"live long and prosper"
His death reminded me a lot of when James Evans died in Good Times.
Damn, damn, damn!!!😮
“George Cooper will feature in Avengers: Secret Wars.”
Well now I gotta go see it
First things first rest in peace Uncle Phil! 😢 😢
Fr
you the only father that I ever knew
I get my hun pregnant imma be a better you😭😭
Prophecies that I made way back in the ville fulfilled
Watching the show from episode one after hearing about the death, seeing his heart attack in the first or 2nd episode, that makes a ton of sense seeing this short
Bill ponderosa would like a word
Fr
Leonard's bully? I really didn't recognise him
Me neither
I forgot about it too.
What about his time as Bill “Pondy” Ponerosa?
Oh shit I knew he looked familiar!
Considering that big Sheldon mentioned more than once that his dad died when he was 14 it would seem we all knew when he would die.
Great they did it on series finale. The writers should be given an award just for that.
He's my favorite 😍. I'm grateful they waited.
I loved the season finale. They did it so well.
In the finale promos they showed him saying goodbye son which felt too obvious. But I'm glad that was just a what I'd scenario sheldon made up in his head. But WE got to see it. It was very symbolic without making it to obvious that was his last scene.
For the longest time I thought the bully to Leonard was the son of the women Sheldon's dad sleeped with
Makes sense, they look identical 😂
Billy? Noo he would never. He was a nice kid
When you’re a 12 year old being bullied by your future best friend’s dead father.
Best dad on one show but worst dad on another.
God I love Pondy
Pondy’s the coolest!
@@jimjimmers8571i read that in Danny’s voice
He was a pretty bad father but his terrible family didn't help 😂 #kingPondy👑
@@jordanbomb32How was he a terrible father? Did you not watch the show it all?
He started as a Ponderosa.
Well, I meant started in his time doing Big Bang.
@@Charlesperalo yea, this was just meant to praise how great he was on Sunny, that everyone recognized him immediately.
@@KeanuReevesIsMyJesusyup
Beautiful show, very heavy death scene too I can't tell you how hard I cried I was in disbelief it was pretty intense
yeah some genius had spoilers on one of these shorts just a day after it aired, immediately stopped when I realized what it was and went and watched the rest of the season.
Episode almost brought me to tears
@@sandeepreehal1018I still rewatch it if I need a good cry
He’ll always be Bill Ponderosa
Pondy’s the coolest!
That’s what I was thinking 😂
I like how they recon him to a better parent then they portrayed in Big Bang Theory. Especially, the part about him cheating on Mary.
Bill Ponderosa
Pondy IS the coolest
Frankenstein is cooler
I never watched the show properly only clips on CZcams and even I almost cried watching clips of the last episode
Damn, Pondy's the coolest
Bill sobered up and got his life together after his wife divorced him and took the kids
Fantastic actor loved him in every role he did, he always brought a lot to the character he played whether it be good or bad!
Is crazy that he is also Ponderosa on It's Always Sunny
I'm literally watching Always Sunny right now as I type this.
He is a really good actor
May he rest in brisket😢
I'm still sad with George's death, I was nervous about perhaps his dying since Big Bag always mentioned Sheldon's father being dead
He actually faked his death moved to Philadelphia and changed his name to Bill Ponderosa
We need a prequal of young sheldon the love story of george and mary
How didn't Sheldon recognise his dad?
good question
It was his dad's clone! 😂
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
This is probably the main thing that changed the continuity of the show. He knew he was playing a character that was canonically a soon to be dead cheating drunk, but be ause they liked the actor his drinking was scaled down (they talk in the show that most of the momey goes to his alcohol when they are doing taxes but he is hardly shown with a beer and never shown actualdrunk besides the fact that his recipts say he must be getting wasted at some point in the day. And they handwaved his cheating as, never being confirmed (because missy was told that the niegher kid found them alone in the chicken coop which lets face it, at best he caught them before they got their clothes off and hopefully not after.) And then they made downplayed the constant fighting between the parents, choosing to increase the mothers religion while downplaying the husbands deinking. Which of course makes everyone hate the mother because they changed her character that much. In Big Bang Theory she acts a lot more like Meemaw then the zealot in the show.
To think, if the show started on his death and all the stuff he did was still canon we would hate him.
His best role as a dad : bill poderosa
How the hell did I not notice he was in The Big Bang Theory?!
I watched that episode in The Big Bang Theory so many times, and I never even put 2 together.
Don't disrespect Bill Ponderosa like that
pondys the coolest
Bill Ponderosa really cleaned up
Lol
Me (never seen an episode of young Sheldon in my life): “no! I loved his character!”
I'm glad it wasn't for the pilot so that it kept within canon.
Even though in real life he was a scum bag, Bill Cosby’s character was also a great TV dad
Kindly include Burt Hummel in the list of the best TV dads, thank you.
Man pondys the coolest
Always love a sunny reference
Dan Connor from Roseanne should be up there as well.
Rip George
Well I cried when I watched that episode.
He looks like Chris finch
Ponderosa is a great dad.
i think it hit a cord when you play a hard working honest family man, and every body's friend and father, in this period of time i think it was something we miss in our world. great acting, hope to see him again
Dude i thought he died watching this, like a tribute 😅😦 i got worried, still kickin'
Wait, so Young Sheldon is actually decent?
Yeah it was good
It was amazing
Yeah it's pretty great.
Always has been
No laugh track is the best
No he's just cooking brisket
For those looking, he is indeed an ai face, you can tell because he hasn’t aged, shaven, grown hair, etc. for this channels basically entire existence
No he’s probably just some autist who doesn’t like change in the slightest
I literally just went and checked several of his videos going back and you can tell that he has slightly more stubble in some of them videos than in others. he just shaves regularly. His hair isn’t always the same either.
Someone deleted my OG comment. He’s probably just some autistic dude who doesn’t like change
@@BamBam_TYM he is literally wearing the same shirt in every video, an ai generated face wouldn’t be consistent in exact hair structure or stubble, but it would 100% recycle the look. Until I see this guy doing something that takes an entire body or is in real space, it’s a pretty safe bet his face is ai generated.
take your meds