Young Sheldon Season 7 Kickstarts Mary’s Villainous TBBT Arc (And It’s Only Going To Get Worse)

Young Sheldon Season 7 Kickstarts Mary’s Villainous TBBT Arc (And It’s Only Going To Get Worse)

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Young Sheldon season 7, episode 5.

After a period of redemption, Mary starts her The Big Bang Theory villainous arc in Young Sheldon season 7, and unfortunately, it’s going to get worse moving forward. Spending some time away from her family to accompany Sheldon on his summer educational stint in Germany, the Cooper matriarch is now back in Texas. Initially, she found herself feeling out of place, although her presence helped Young Sheldon retcon George’s cheating scandal. Luckily for her, it doesn’t take that long for her to re-incorporate herself into the home dynamic. Unluckily, Mary is once again indulging her bad tendencies.

Mary has gone through a significant transformation in the last couple of years. After she was kicked out of Pastor Jeff’s church due to Georgie and Mandy’s unexpected pregnancy, she has been focused on her family. Separating herself from the congregation proved to have a positive impact on Sheldon’s mother. That being said, considering that Mary was a devout Christian in The Big Bang Theory, it was only a matter of time before she found a way back to her faith. That’s exactly what happens in Young Sheldon season 7, episode 5, “A Frankenstein’s Monster and a Crazy Church Guy.”

Young Sheldon Season 7 Kickstarts Mary’s Villainous TBBT Arc (And It’s Only Going To Get Worse)

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Mary Returns To Church In Young Sheldon Season 7

Zoe Perry as Mary in Young Sheldon Season 7

Filling the void of not having a church, Mary gets sucked into a new and worse one in Young Sheldon. Demonstrating how she can be manipulated if faith is used to justify intentions and actions, she willingly sends her new congregation money, believing that it would result in bigger returns from the Lord. Worried about his wife and her new fixation, George finds a way to bring them back to Pastor Jeff’s church, which he achieves. Now that Mary has returned to being a practicing Christian, expect that all the bad things that come with her faith will also resurface.

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At the end of Young Sheldon season 7, episode 5, “A Frankenstein’s Monster and a Crazy Church Guy,” Mary is joined by George to attend service — something that hasn’t happened in a while. Unfortunately, the Cooper household being in harmony will soon be met with tragedy. George is confirmed to die in Young Sheldon season 7, and with The Big Bang Theory prequel slowly approaching its midpoint, it can happen anytime soon. The incident could further push Mary into her religious beliefs, which shouldn’t be bad, but the nerd-centric sitcom proved otherwise.

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Lance Barber as George and Zoe Perry as Mary in Young Sheldon

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In The Big Bang Theory, Mary was more devout to her religion than ever. That was one of her hallmark traits and Sheldon didn’t like it. Unlike in the prequel, where she can still be reasonable, the Cooper matriarch used her faith to excuse her bad attitude and behavior in the mothership show. She was racist to Raj, anti-Semitic to Howard, and misogynistic to Penny. Despite feeling offended, the Pasadena gang members were mostly respectful. Returning to church in Young Sheldon is the first step towards this path for Mary.

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Young Sheldon

Comedy

A spinoff of the sitcom The Big Bang Theory, Young Sheldon follows the youth and coming-of-age of Sheldon Cooper during his childhood in Texas as he pursues science and academia. The show also follows his parents, siblings, and Mee-Maw, painting a picture of the world where Sheldon grew up.

Cast

Jim Parsons
, Iain Armitage
, Annie Potts
, Emily Osment

Release Date

September 25, 2017

Seasons

6

Network

CBS

Streaming Service(s)

Netflix