Young Sheldon

Previously on Young Sheldon...

Now boarding, Flight 622.

Nonstop service to Frankfort. That's us.

At this time, residents are

strongly advised to use caution.

Dad, I'm scared.

Everybody, follow me, come on.

No one's answering at your meemaw's house, either.

I'm starting to get a little worried.

What is all this?

A miracle.

I'll be better, I promise.

I know you will.

My God.

Connie, I'm so sorry.

All my money!

What? Calm down.

Don't tell me to calm down.

Help me pick it up.

All right, all right.

What are you smiling about?

All your stuffed animals

blew away to Oklahoma.

Good news.

Found some of your underwear in a tree.

Those are your grandmother's.

Ew.

Did you find any diapers?

Yes, but only one.

Use it wisely.

Okay.

Thanks.

Okay.

Mary?

Mary, let me finish.

Everybody's okay.

Thank the Lord.

So the house is fine?

Well, ours is.

What does that mean?

Your mother's house is sort of...

gone.

Gone where?

Everywhere.

What?! Why didn't you call me right away?

Well, the phones were down, honey.

That is no excuse.

You're right, I'm sorry. But...

again, nobody got hurt.

Okay, Mandy and the baby are staying with us.

Your mom's at Dale's. All right, well,

I'll call the airlines

and see when the next flight out is.

Why? To do what?

To help.

There's nothing to do.

I got it under control.

Hey, where are the extra sheets?

We have extra sheets?

They're in the linen closet.

We have a linen closet?

Yes! I have to come home.

Well, Sheldon's not gonna be real happy about that.

George, when is he ever happy?

This is the greatest pretzel I've ever had.

Ich bin ein Heidelberger!

What do you mean I don't have coverage for tornadoes?

All right, fine, it's a hurricane.

No?

Then what the hell am I paying you for?

All right, there you have it, it's a flood.

Everything's wet, what difference does it make?

You know what, I'd like to talk to your supervisor.

Hey, how's it going?

I don't have coverage for tornados.

So call it a hurricane.

I did.

Flood?

I tried that.

Locusts?

You're not helping.

Listen, come on.

As long as it takes you to rebuild your place,

you always got a home

right here with me.

Thank you. Thank you.

Well, I don't want to be a freeloader.

I-I'll pay you rent.

Great.

My house just blew away, you're supposed to say no!

Well, you offered.

Georgie, Mandy.

Breakfast's ready.

Dad, there's other people in this house.

I just got in here.

I saw you bring in a newspaper.

It's not a library. Wrap it up.

Good morning. Eggs are on the table.

Here's some toast. Bacon's coming up.

Wow, look at you being Mom.

Say that again, and you can make your own lunch.

You're touchy like Mom, too.

Missy, I said I'm coming!

It's Mandy.

Be right out.

That smells good. Help yourself.

You know, you're gonna make a really good mom one day.

Thank you.

How's that different from what I said?

You said our mom, she said a mom.

Totally different.

No, it ain't.

Bathroom's free.

You wash your hands?

Yes.

Dad?

What's this? Your lunch.

We just had a tornado.

I'm not going to work.

Then you're gonna help me clean the house.

Dang, it's like Mom never left.

Sorry, it's like a mom never left.

Better. How about you and me run and get groceries,

baby supplies, whatever else you need.

Okay, great.

Other than your grandma's underwear, I have nothing.

You're watching CeeCee today.

Well, who put you in charge?

Okay, just asking.

Jeff, look what I found in the garden.

My goodness, that's a lot of money.

$1,230.

It must've blown over from Connie's house.

You don't know that.

Robin.

We have to return it.

Why?

What do you mean why?

It's the Christian thing to do.

You said yourself she was running

an illegal gambling establishment.

That's true.

You really think it was a coincidence that her house

was the only one on the street to get torn up?

Could be.

Or could be a sign.

Look at the bill, who does it say to trust?

I see it.

I brought you a wiener schnitzel.

Thank you.

I tried it. It's yucky.

Shelly, sit down. Why?

Just sit.

I don't know

how else to say this

other than just to say it.

We have to go home.

No, who did Germany invade now?

No, nothing like that.

Um...

there was a tornado back home.

Everybody's okay,

but your meemaw's house was destroyed.

But everyone's okay, that's confirmed?

Thank God, yes. You're thanking the deity

who sent the tornado?

I'm not in the mood for this.

We have to go.

Why?

Honey, your meemaw lost her house.

I'm sure she has insurance.

That is not the point.

Well, what is the point?

What would we do once we get there?

I don't know.

Be there,

provide solace,

lend a hand.

Me? Lend a hand? You're funny.

Too bad. We are going.

Class is starting tomorrow. I'm not going anywhere.

Sheldon, do not argue with me.

You are going home.

Mom, the people of Germany are obsessed

with rules and devoid of humor. I am home.

You know something?

I think that tornado had a silver lining.

And what would that be?

It just blew you right in

to where you're supposed to be.

You mean it destroyed my house

so you could have sex in the middle of the day?

No.

Well, yeah.

Making love and living together.

Well, I don't want to live together.

This is temporary.

Pretty tough talk for a woman

who didn't have tornado insurance.

No, come on! I was joking.