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After finding an ad for a "genuine wax cylinder phonograph" (the kind Edison invented), Sheldon becomes obsessed with owning a piece of audio history. The problem? It costs $1,200. The solution? Sheldon decides to sue a local department store for false advertising regarding a stereo system, believing he can use the settlement money to buy his antique.
While Sheldon is drafting legal documents, Missy is dealing with the very real social trauma of being a twin to a genius. The episode gives Missy one of her best B-plots: trying to be "average" to fit in, only to realize that being a Cooper means you are never truly average. Their final scene together—where Missy steals Sheldon's Yoo-hoo—is sibling perfection. young sheldon s02e14 aiff
While Mary tries to teach him about the sin of greed, George Sr. is hilariously caught in the middle, realizing his ten-year-old son is technically smart enough to file a small-claims lawsuit. Unlike the later seasons which get progressively heavier (ahem, George Sr.’s fate), S02E14 is pure, unadulterated Young Sheldon comfort food. Here is why it stands out:
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The subtitle refers to a subplot involving Meemaw and her late husband’s old savings bonds. It’s a touching, quick moment where we see where Sheldon’s hoarding tendencies (and love for obsolete tech) might actually come from. It adds a layer of melancholy to an otherwise funny episode.