Ronald Hodges, a NASA engineer, appears as a guest speaker in Sheldon's science class and does not take his idea about VTVL technology seriously, making Sheldon go to great lengths to prove him wrong. Teleplay by : Anthony Gioe & Nick Mandernachĭr. George begins ignoring Sheldon again for being a " snitch" and reconciles with Georgie. He tells on his family to Mary, which prompts her to reprimand them on their actions. Sheldon gets a B+ on a math test due to his exhaustion after accompanying Tam to a party and decides that he cannot keep helping the team and continue giving Connie advice. Meanwhile, Connie also asks for his advice regarding her sports bets. Georgie struggles with his father neglecting him in favor of spending time with Sheldon, while Missy and Tam revel in Sheldon's new popularity. Sheldon uses sports analytics to help his school's football team, coached by his father, win games, but immediately becomes too popular for his taste as a result. Teleplay by : Damir Konjicija & Dario Konjicija "A Solar Calculator, a Game Ball, and a Cheerleader's Bosom" Meanwhile, Connie babysits Georgie and Missy and comforts them on their feelings of being invisible because of Sheldon's quirks taking most of their parents' attention. Due to his fear of solid foods, Sheldon initially refuses the licorice that Tam offers him, but eventually gives in and eats one, resolving his eating disorder. He runs into Tam, who is eating licorice at the store. Goetsch's office and wanders away to a comic book store to read the next volume of X-Men. Although Sheldon had previously not been interested in comic books, he starts reading X-Men, which inspires him. Goetsch, who talks to his parents first, telling Sheldon he can read any of the comic books that are in the waiting room. His parents take him to a psychiatrist, Dr. Sheldon chokes on a sausage and becomes fearful of solid foods. "A Therapist, a Comic Book, and a Breakfast Sausage" Note: This episode marks the first appearance of Annie Potts as Connie "Meemaw" Tucker When Sheldon gets into another debate with Pastor Jeff, George pretends to have heart trouble in order to get his family out of the church service. When he does recover, Sheldon briefly doubts his atheism, but immediately gets over it after his family eats Billy's eggs and suffers from food poisoning. In the hospital chapel, Sheldon prays to Blaise Pascal for his father's recovery. While she is sleeping, Georgie "borrows" her car and takes the other children to see their father. George suffers a mild heart attack, so Mary takes him to the hospital after calling her mother, Connie to watch the children. Sheldon debates the relationship between religion and science with Pastor Jeff, while Billy Sparks brings some eggs for Missy. Teleplay by : Chuck Lorre & Steven Molaro Story by : Damir Konjicija & Dario Konjicija After dinner, the boys' launch attempt goes out of control just as FBI agents arrive to ask Sheldon why he was trying to buy uranium.
The dinner turns awkward when Sheldon's parents and siblings exhibit cultural insensitivity as Tam tells them the story of his life. Sheldon's mother is so happy that she insists Sheldon invite Tam over for dinner and lifts the ban on Sheldon's model rocketry hobby. As they start speaking, they realize that they also share an interest in rocketry. He eventually meets a Vietnamese American boy named Tam who sees him with the book and they share how difficult it has been for them to make friends. His sister Missy recommends that he try to make friends with other people who checked out the book, since they too are looking to make friends.
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He therefore gets a copy of How to Win Friends and Influence People from the school library and tries its methods on various students and teachers without success. Sheldon learns that his mother is worried about him not having any friends. "Rockets, Communists, and the Dewey Decimal System" He tries to find his place in the new school and Georgie must deal with having a much younger sibling in his class. On his first day, he questions his teachers and informs students of their rule-breaking. Having shown more skills than a typical child his age, he skipped several grades. Sheldon Cooper, a 9-year-old genius, begins his first day of high school in the ninth grade with his older brother, George "Georgie" Cooper Jr.
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