At the B&B, George tries to set the mood. He’s lit a candle (it’s pine-scented and gives Mary a headache), put on soft music (Kenny Rogers, which Mary loathes), and worn a button-down shirt that hasn’t been ironed since 1991.
They share a tired, genuine laugh. Then Mary leans her head on his shoulder. The TV flickers with old-school static for a moment between channels. George reaches for the remote, but Mary stops him. young sheldon s06e19 msv
The technician asks Sheldon to breathe deeply, look at a strobe light, and then close his eyes. Sheldon narrates the entire process: “The strobe is flickering at 15 hertz. Fascinating. My occipital lobe is lighting up like a Christmas tree. If I have a seizure, please record the data.” At the B&B, George tries to set the mood