“The Big Bang Theory” Spin-off “Young Sheldon” Name the challenges of being an emanation of a popular program, to move the action to a prequel parameter, and even to pass the format of the multicam to a single camera up to seven seasons and a considerable success. “Young Sheldon” recounts the way of Sheldon Cooper (Iain Armitage) from childhood to Caltech in a way that leaves room for almost all the adult references Sheldon on “The Big Bang Theory” (Jim Parsons) makes his years of training. The combination of the original story with a touching family comedy approach has proven to be so successful that “Young Sheldon” gave birth to His own spin-off, “Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage” “ And we do not know what the universe of the sitcom created by Chuck Lorre will then offer.

With 141 episodes and a casting almost entirely different from “The Big Bang Theory”, “Young Sheldon” has provided a lot of work for many sitcom veterans and new comparative arrivals – and as you could suppose, the characters of the circle Immediate Sheldon make the greatest number of appearances. However, only a handful of actors appear in each episode, and all their characters share the surname Cooper.

The distinctive honor of the appearance in each episode of “Young Sheldon” is shared by the actors of Sheldon Cooper Armitage and Parsons (who tells the show), Zoe Perry (who plays Mary Cooper), launches Barber (George Cooper Sr. ),, Montana Jordan (Georgie Cooper), And Raegan Revival (Missy Cooper). Barely missing is Annie Potts, of which Connie “Meemaw” Tucker appears in 139 episodes.

Impressive as a 141 episodes race is, “The Big Bang Theory” always stands up and shoulders above “Young Sheldon” at 12 seasons and 280 episodes. However, it should be noted that only two members of the distribution of “The Big Bang Theory” did in each episode – namely Parsons and Johnny Galecki (who played Leonard Hofstadter). Kaley Cuoco (Penny Hofstadter), Simon Helberg (Howard Wolowitz) and Kunal Nayyar (Raj Koothrappali) all miss the Big 280 by a single episode.

The number of episodes of Parsons is particularly notable because it is the only actor who is part of each episode of “The Big Bang Theory” and “Young Sheldon”, to a total combined of 421 episodes. This should be more than enough to top the actor as a reigning king of the franchise. His example is so impressive that, as it stands, the only actor in the universe of “The Big Bang Theory” which has a theoretical opportunity to catch up with Montana Jordan, whose character appeared in each episode of “Young Sheldon” And remains the only Active Cooper thanks to his current adventures on “Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage”. With his seasons of 11 episodes, the show will have to run for “just” 26 seasons so that Jordan catches up with Parsons.