Big Bang Theory: Amy’s New Young Sheldon Cameo Makes One Theory More Likely
Warning! Spoilers ahead for Young Sheldon season 5, episode 16.
Mayim Bialik's latest return as Amy on Young Sheldon further supports a popular theory about The Big Bang Theory's spin-off show. Debuting in 2017, the premier CBS comedy was launched as an extension of its parent series. But ever since The Big Bang Theory ended in 2019, Young Sheldon has been standing on its own. And while it primarily focuses on its titular character played by Iain Armitage, the project also features Jim Parsons' original version who provides the show's narration.
Unlike her initial appearance on Young Sheldon season 4 premiere, Amy's latest voice cameo was previously announced by CBS. A snippet of her back-and-forth with her husband was used to promote the episode. Nevertheless, fans were excited to tune in, hoping that her cameo would reveal new information about the Coopers' life after The Big Bang Theory. It's worth remembering that during her original cameo, it was confirmed that she and Sheldon have a kid named Leonard Cooper. While there isn't any substantial information similar to that in the new outing, Amy mentions something that lends additional credence to an ongoing theory about Young Sheldon.
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Amy's voice-over cameo appears during Young Sheldon season 5, episode 16, «A Suitcase Full of Cash and a Yellow Clown Car.» She and Sheldon talk about a few things that affect a relationship. At one point, Sheldon asks if she's jealous of what he's doing, referring to narrating the events of The Big Bang Theory spin-off. Amy doesn't answer his question directly but reveals that they have a microphone in front of them. This means that Sheldon's
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