This is another fun and charming episode of the 'Big Bang Theory' spin-off/prequel (it's probably a bit of a mix of both actually), that fleshes out the Sheldon and Mee-Maw relationship, and the latter character particularly in a bit more depth.

The writers have done such a good job with this show, surrounding the younger version of Sheldon Cooper with characters we want to spend time with and engage with. This is crucial as the show moves forward.

I thought this episode had a lot of charm and heart about it, and that does go a long way to enjoyment in my book.

I hope the series continues in this style.