This is another good episode of the show which actually handles Sheldon's questions about religion in a way that is sensitive.
I thought once again Zoe Perry shone as Mary Cooper, and it's a testament to this spin-off that they've very quickly established all of the supporting characters so it doesn't all feel like the weight of the show is resting squarely on the shoulders of Iain Armitage as the young Sheldon of the title.
Overall, this is another nice episode of a show that has bedded in quickly, and while not ever really laugh out loud funny (well, any scene with Billy Sparks tends to be) is still something quite charming.
I thought once again Zoe Perry shone as Mary Cooper, and it's a testament to this spin-off that they've very quickly established all of the supporting characters so it doesn't all feel like the weight of the show is resting squarely on the shoulders of Iain Armitage as the young Sheldon of the title.
Overall, this is another nice episode of a show that has bedded in quickly, and while not ever really laugh out loud funny (well, any scene with Billy Sparks tends to be) is still something quite charming.