Young Sheldon Creator Doesn’t Care About Contradicting Big Bang Theory
Co-creator Steven Molaro explains why he doesn't oppose Young Sheldon contradicting The Big Bang Theory. Ever since the prequel spin-off launched in 2017, it has been a great way to expand on Sheldon Cooper's (Jim Parsons) story. Unfortunately, despite that, it has created several plot holes, and it will only continue to do so moving forward.
CBS' long-running sitcom officially wrapped up after 12 seasons despite its continued popularity due to Jim Parson's decision to exit the show. The reality that The Big Bang Theory exists in thrives, however, thanks to Young Sheldon. The spin-off chronicles the socially-inept genius' young years living in Texas with his family. So far, it has now run for five seasons with two more guaranteed. But given how popular it is, it won't be a surprise if the network renews it for more. As exciting as this is, it might mean more plot inconsistencies between Young Sheldon and The Big Bang Theory, especially since preserving continuity isn't exactly a priority for the show makers.
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In light of Young Sheldon's 100th episode milestone, Molaro talked to TVLine about what went down during the outing. When asked about Georgie's (Montana Jordan) predicament and how it might relate to what was revealed on The Big Bang Theory, he explained that fans should just stick around and see. But he also made it clear that he isn't exactly against breaking continuity, citing the plot inconsistencies between Cheers and Frasier. Read his full comment below:
We don’t have a precise roadmap in front of us — and to some extent, we don’t feel handcuffed to things that were said on Big Bang. I mean, there are some things that we will honor, but we also
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