Ep 19. A House for Sale and Serious Woman Stuff
- TVPG
- April 2, 2020
- 19 min
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7.7 (1,174)
Young Sheldon season 3 episode 19 titled "A House for Sale and Serious Woman Stuff," is an exciting episode that showcases the budding genius of Sheldon Cooper as he navigates through the challenges of being a child prodigy growing up in Texas in the 1980s.
The episode begins with Sheldon being obsessed with buying a house after his mother, Mary, jokingly suggests that his father, George Sr., needs to buy her a new home. Sheldon quickly takes the idea to heart and starts obsessively looking for the perfect house online. He even goes as far as to beg his father to take him to see a house that is for sale near their house.
As Sheldon scours the internet for the perfect home, he discovers that there is a serious woman's group in town that he can join. Bev, the leader of the group, is hesitant to let a young boy join in, but Sheldon is determined and passionate about wanting to be a part of it. He convinces Bev to let him join the group by using his charm and wit to win her over.
Meanwhile, George Sr. faces some challenges of his own at work when his boss accuses him of stealing from the company. George Sr. insists that he is innocent and confronts his boss about it, leading to an explosive confrontation between the two of them.
As Sheldon continues to pursue his dream of buying a house, he uses all of his resources and knowledge to make it happen. He even goes as far as to write a letter to the owner of the house they visited, asking if they could negotiate the price of the home. When the owner agrees to meet with them, Sheldon comes prepared with a binder full of research and facts to show why the house is worth less than what the owner is asking for.
The serious woman's group proves to be quite the challenge for Sheldon as he struggles to fit in with the older women. They are all interested in discussing things like knitting and cooking, while Sheldon would rather talk about physics and math. However, he persists in his efforts to impress the group, even going as far as to create a PowerPoint presentation to share with them.
The episode ends with Sheldon achieving some success in both his pursuit of buying a house and fitting in with the serious woman's group. George Sr. is also vindicated when it is revealed that he was not the one who stole from the company, and his boss apologizes to him.
Overall, "A House for Sale and Serious Woman Stuff" is an excellent episode of Young Sheldon that showcases the young prodigy's determination and intelligence. It is an engaging and heartwarming episode that leaves viewers feeling uplifted and inspired.