7 Things That Need to Happen in Young Sheldon Season 7

7 Things That Need to Happen in Young Sheldon Season 7

With the impending end of Young Sheldon, there are several crucial plot points and character arcs that need to be addressed for a satisfying send-off. From resolving character storylines to connecting with The Big Bang Theory, here are 7 things that must happen in Young Sheldon season 7.

A Proper Ending To Paige's Story

Young Sheldon has been able to craft a compelling personal arc for Paige, despite her not being a main cast member. Season 6 significantly moved her story forward, but her fate is still in limbo. It's imperative for the prequel to craft a proper ending for her, considering The Big Bang Theory never even mentioned her. Regardless of her upcoming fate, Young Sheldon mustn't leave it hanging.

Mckenna Grace as Paige holding a map in Young Sheldon season 6

Mckenna Grace as Paige holding a map in Young Sheldon season 6

Georgie and Mandy's Wedding

Mandy and Georgie's romance is one of the best original arcs in Young Sheldon. Despite The Big Bang Theory indicating that their relationship isn't meant to last, Young Sheldon needs to give them the best ending possible. The season 6 finale saw them getting engaged, and their story in season 7 is expected to be about the preparations leading to the event. However, the prequel should go all the way and show them tying the knot, leading to their upcoming spinoff.

Emily Osment's Mandy and Montana Jordan's Georgie sitting on a couch with Georgie looking at Mandy in Young Sheldon season 6 finale

Emily Osment's Mandy and Montana Jordan's Georgie sitting on a couch with Georgie looking at Mandy in Young Sheldon season 6 finale

A Final Sheldon and Dr. Sturgis Team-Up

More than any academic pursuits, it's important to see Sheldon work closely with Dr. Sturgis again in his final year at East Texas Tech. Despite being the boy genius' real mentor, The Big Bang Theory did not feature or even reference the eccentric professor. Young Sheldon needs to make up for that by ensuring that he gets his due.

Iain Armitage's Sheldon and Wallace Shawn's Sturgis sit at a desk in Young Sheldon season 2 finale

Iain Armitage's Sheldon and Wallace Shawn's Sturgis sit at a desk in Young Sheldon season 2 finale

Georgie's Entrepreneurial Beginnings

Young Sheldon previously hinted at Georgie's entrepreneurial skills, and the spinoff needs to at least lay the foundation for Dr. Tire before it ends. This will pave the way for further exploration in the upcoming offshoot, making it essential for Young Sheldon to address this storyline.

Young Sheldon season 6 Georgie and Big Bang Theory's Dr. Tire

Young Sheldon season 6 Georgie and Big Bang Theory's Dr. Tire

Missy Fully Redeeming Herself

Young Sheldon season 6 set up Missy's redemption arc, and the spinoff needs to properly develop her personal journey. Without this, there's a risk of further ruining the character, especially after introducing her rebellious storyline in the previous season.

Raegan Revord as Missy in Young Sheldon season 6

Raegan Revord as Missy in Young Sheldon season 6

George's Tragic Death

The timeline allows Young Sheldon to deal with George's death, a significant event that changed the trajectory of the Coopers' future. It's imperative for the prequel to address this incident, considering its impact on Sheldon and the family's storyline.

Lance Barber's George Cooper in hospital in Young Sheldon

Lance Barber's George Cooper in hospital in Young Sheldon

Sheldon's Move To Pasadena, California

Young Sheldon's final season will go beyond his years in Medford, Texas, and into his earliest days in Pasadena, California. The prequel has the opportunity to delve into Sheldon's life when he first moved to Pasadena, a storyline that The Big Bang Theory never fully explored.

Young Sheldon and Big Bang Theory Caltech

Young Sheldon and Big Bang Theory Caltech