Adult Sheldon (narrated by Jim Parsons) reveals that his desire to spite "nincompoops" like Dr. Hodges was a major factor in his decision to become a theoretical physicist.
The episode concludes with a flash-forward to 2016, showing the successful landing of a SpaceX rocket. It features a cameo by Elon Musk , who is seen reading through Sheldon's childhood notebook. Episode 06: A Patch, a Modem, and a ZantacВ®
The intense stress of being "ignored" by the scientific community causes Sheldon to develop a stomach ulcer, for which he is prescribed Zantac® . Adult Sheldon (narrated by Jim Parsons) reveals that
In the Young Sheldon episode (Season 1, Episode 6), 9-year-old Sheldon Cooper embarks on a mission to disprove a NASA representative who dismisses his scientific ideas. Plot Summary It features a cameo by Elon Musk ,
Frustrated by his family's refusal to buy a computer or a modem from RadioShack immediately, Sheldon has a rare outburst that results in him being grounded.
His quest for computing power leads to several comedic attempts, including:
Adult Sheldon (narrated by Jim Parsons) reveals that his desire to spite "nincompoops" like Dr. Hodges was a major factor in his decision to become a theoretical physicist.
The episode concludes with a flash-forward to 2016, showing the successful landing of a SpaceX rocket. It features a cameo by Elon Musk , who is seen reading through Sheldon's childhood notebook.
The intense stress of being "ignored" by the scientific community causes Sheldon to develop a stomach ulcer, for which he is prescribed Zantac® .
In the Young Sheldon episode (Season 1, Episode 6), 9-year-old Sheldon Cooper embarks on a mission to disprove a NASA representative who dismisses his scientific ideas. Plot Summary
Frustrated by his family's refusal to buy a computer or a modem from RadioShack immediately, Sheldon has a rare outburst that results in him being grounded.
His quest for computing power leads to several comedic attempts, including: