(Young Sheldon) George Cooper ll Ultimate Gift 

One of the best sitcom dad's.

Georgie: Don't worry Dad I've got this. ❤

He had flaws, like everyone does, but he did his best. He was a good man. He will be missed.

My most fav George moment is when he tries to comfort billy after Missy's rejection, giving father's guide to a child who has lost touch with father is very precious❤❤

this actor did such a GREAT job of portraying a typical Suburban TX dad...many are like George. It hurts to watch this....memories pop up!

“I love you too son” that made me cry😢

The transition between the hospital and the door opening... are you trying to make me cry?

No matter how many times I see an edit of George dying, I will always cry. He deserved so much more and was one of the worlds greatest dads.

George was such an amazing father.. he was such a great portrayal of a middle class hardworking dad who sacrifices everything fr his family and kids..Dad's like tht don't get enough credit.. he'll forever be my favourite TV dad❤

One thing that was answered brilliantly on Young Sheldon, was why Sheldon hates change so much. Because the first biggest, most profound change that happened in his life was deeply traumatic: his father's death. Which changed everything for the family, not just economically. So change, is still a trauma for Sheldon, even in his adulthood. It's really amazing how good these two shows are now connected to each other, and fit together, regarding Sheldon's life, and he is the main character on TBBT, let's be honest. The finale of Young Sheldon was absolutely brilliant, great writing, and it portrayed brilliantly Sheldon's grief. If anything, his grief was the most heartbreaking! He is an unusual kid who always had trouble expressing his emotions, he always felt like an alien among people, even his own family doesn't understand him, or his emotions, like Missy in the post-death scene. Georgie never understood Sheldon either, but of course, this scene also brilliantly reminds us, that this is why we should never judge people by the surface: because the most important things, emotions that define us, happen inside, and we never know what the other person goes through. The scene when Sheldon is first replaying in his mind, the iconic goodbye between Spock and Kirk, and then the alternate realities where he is saying goodbye to his dad in different ways in each of them, was gutwrenching! It's so relatable to all of us, and yet so different at the same time. We all, at least once in our lives were at this point when we just wanted a second chance to talk to or see a loved one we lost, just for a second. And yet we can't have that chance again. But Sheldon was so alone in all of this: in grief, and with himself. And even while being so misunderstood, Sheldon still, constantly, makes an effort to care about others, even if these attempts fail or other people don't see it. Deep down, Sheldon has an enormous heart, he just can't express himself in a typical way. It was heartbreaking to watch this scene. At the same time, Sheldon's unique, logical & scientific imagination, brings him atypical, original fantasies; in his mind, maybe one day in the future it would be possible to bring his dad back, in some parallel worlds? He so desperately wanted to get another chance to see his dad, fix their misunderstandings, and just see his dad still alive and well! I cried like hell. Here is the boy who was always misunderstood and who doesn't understand himself, saying "I love you' to his dead father in countless different ways. Because this is what it is - each of this version of goodbye, is really Sheldon saying 'I love you' to his dad! Brilliant, brilliant episode and ending!

George is a flawed man, but he’s real, and really trying his best to be for his family.

35y old grown man here... I'm in tears, thx for that.

This man got a family he didnt want, a job he didnt want, a wife who went religious, a kid thats a scientific prodegy and somehow managed to still be a good man. Hell of a character and one hell of an actor.

We all knew it was coming but the death reveal and funeral were still heartbreaking. I bawl every time I watch it.

Mary’s raw feelings at the funeral were just so real. What many of us feel after losing a loved one. George was everything to Mary, if we ever had any doubt. RIP George Cooper ❤️😇

Its the face Mary pulls after 'hes gone, Mary'. Perfectly acted.

4:31 it was really heartbreaking when the moment Shelton said I love you and he said I love you too son, it was really sad🥺💔

"So I won't see this man again" that was the only thought that brought me to tears when I lost my Pops. Great editing.

A great and deep inspiration portrayed on this character. 🥺

People called the fact that Sheldon on TBBT portrayed his dad, or other members of his family way worse than they were in reality a 'plothole' but it isn't really. These are just natural inaccuracies that were created as a side effect of one thing only: because Young Sheldon & TBBT are TV shows of two different genres, and the writing required for each of them, is different. Remember what the TBBT Mary said about Georgie and Missy on The Big Bang? That Missy & Georgie are both dumb and unsuccessful, which also, is clearly not true. So the Big Bang version of Mary, just like the Big Bang's Sheldon, also 'lied' or 'portrayed' her two other kids inaccurately. Why? Because The Big Bang is a sitcom, Young Sheldon is a normal family drama. If you rewatch TBBT, Sheldon or Mary, saying on the Big BangTheory outrageous, exaggerated things like 'George was a hardcore alcoholic' and Missy&Georgie are 'dumb' is always part of a joke, in the context of comedy, like a punchline, exactly because Big Bang is a sitcom, and the sole purpose of sitcoms is comedy. So The Big Bang Theory came out first, and it was a sitcom - a very specific genre, it's all about jokes and comedy, and exaggeration is like the fundament of every joke in comedy. Young Sheldon aired years after the Big Bang, and it was a simple family drama show but not a comedy or the specific genre of comedy that a sitcom is. Therefore, on Young Sheldon, everything is more toned down and 'normal' because it's not a sitcom, the jokes and laughs are not needed every minute, and this is why certain situations feel quite different, but these are still situations that Sheldon described. Yes, it was exaggerated, and certainly, Sheldon's father is not as extreme and didn't make mistakes as severe as Sheldon said he did, but again - that's the different formulas for different genres. Young Sheldon was always planned as a warm, nice family show for entire families to watch, so they couldn't really portray George as this awful, hardcore alcoholic and cheater, so they wrote a tamed, 'nice' version of him on Young Sheldon. And because Young Sheldon aired years after the Big Bang, they couldn't simply change how Sheldon described his father on Big Bang either, that was a problem. The creators assumed the viewers are smart enough to understand the difference between a sitcom and a family drama show, and wouldn't hold it against them or these characters. This is why when I watch Young Sheldon, I can separate the two in the sense, that I get that the comedy part of The Big Bang had to come from smth, as this was a sitcom, and came first, while Young Sheldon was a typical family drama, and aired years after TBBT, so what was done was done.

He's so underrated

It's that convincing way any son would want to hear "I love you too son" that makes it so fuckin hard to hear and yet everything you want it to be in a loving father.

That’s a man who gave everything he had to his family.

Rest in peace George. I miss you.

I love how contrary to Sheldon’s portrayal of him in bbt George was flawed, but a good man, a good father, and did his best for his family, even when they took him for granted, Sheldon and Mary especially. He was one of the best sitcoms fathers ever

This is like losing Jonathan Kent from Smallville all over again. They were both the dads we all wanted in two prequel shows where they made their sons into the men that they would eventually become.

He was a great father, he had his flaws as human, like any of us, but at the end he always had his family back.

What a great actor portraying George Cooper… so lovable. Good job Lance. You made the show!

He might be chill but a respectfull and honorable father

George Had Such A Hard Life And The Way He Left Was Tragic He Was A Dad Everyone Wish They Had. Rest In Peace. George Cooper Sr.

0:17 I’M SORRY BUT HIS FACE IS HILARIOUS HERE LOL Edit: sorry for anyone who’s offended the face is just funny lol

we will miss ya george. :(

This is so heartbreaking; what a wonderful tribute to a wonderful character 💔😭

This actually made me cry, it was like losing one of my own family members 😢

We'll miss him forever

George and uncle Phil are my favorite sitcom dads

Awsome dad, everyone needs a dad like GEORGE!

I want to cry, R.I.P. George, you will be missed by all.

I'll miss this show more than i thought i would

We knew it was coming but I still wasn’t ready for it. 💔

R.I.P George cooper, you will be remembered! :(

George Cooper is the MVP of Young Sheldon

This made me cry so hard. 😭😭

I will miss this show forever as well as George, he was one of the best

One of the my biggest fear is the moment, when i will realise that Dad or Mom will not come back from the job.

Uncle Phil and George. Best sitcom dads

George was a good man. He tries his best to be a good dad, and he truly did. He is always their for his family… a truly honorable man being father.

From what I've learned and seen in my life and throughout this show is that. Being a father is sacrificing a lot for your family and friends. Someone once said, "Love is sacrifice, " and being a father is hard really hard, and it doesnt take much to learn that if you have a father that is trying to be decent and a good man you have the Ultimate Gift.

I always forget how good the characters in this show were

This edit brought the show justice

Thank you for this!!!!!!!!!! I needed this after finishing the show right now.

rip George Cooper 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😱😱😢😢😢😢

“I love you dad” ❤ just hits different

This video made me tear up... this was such a beautiful video of a wonderful character!!!

I always felt bad for him every time Mary yells at him.

George was a bad ass character I’ll miss him he was truly a cool guy :(

I will miss him.😔💔

GREAT NOW IM CRYNG 😭

Georgie. Is going to just like his dad. He had a great male role model

Goddamnit, why’d I actually start crying to this

We will miss you George RIP 🙏 😢😢

You did a very nice editing job with this. Great work

I will always miss George, he was a great dad…… 😢….. so sad that this show ended. Tears ran down my face, knowing at the same time that I too will face such a stage of life, a loss of a loved one. I don't know how I will react, but I pray that the Good God will give me strength to be able to overcome such a stage.

George Cooper and Uncle Phil the Goats

A great character! He and the cast will be missed. This is a great tribute. 🥹

RIP George ❤😢. We love you

The best father, R.I.P George

Thank you for the care you put into making this video

My father left when I was five, so it always hits where it hurts when I see father figures like that. Deep down, it’s what every wants because every guy wants to be that figure to his child.

I love the technicolor-like color grade.

Crying

Rip 😞

This always makes me cry

2:11 this shit killed me 🤣 not her getting hit but him saying “then don’t show it”

genuinley cant stop crying over this

a good man and a better dad

Beautifully done❤

I love George so much❤

Gosh this is so beautiful 🥺 you rlly captured all of his best moments.. seriously gotta say your channel and edits are so underated.. I rlly love them sm..

Bawling my eyes out all over again

Loveing dad we wished we all had

Made me shed a couple tears. Good edit 👍

I didn't need this emotional rollercoaster ride today

That was well done. Thanks for making that video

So long George…🫡

God!!!! dad wait I love you from Sheldon. George naturally I love you too son

It hurts so bad.. 😢

My dad is like George sure he can be grumpy and crass and has a dark and dirty humour and even just rough to get to know or be around for some but he’ll do anything to help you, support you or even be there when you need someone around…I know the internet never forgets and I haven’t always been the best kid to you dad and you took me on even though you didn’t have to I just want to say I love you and even if you never see this I know someone like you will and will know that even though I’m not the best I still care…even if I don’t directly show it thanks for taking me in “Why punish the child for the fathers mistakes don’t let him suffer for another”-Charles Douglas

Wow! Well done x

The last words we heard him say was see yall later.

Love this edit! ATEE🤍🤍

Thank you George

brilliant collage. very well done!

"looking back it was the ultimate gift"

This hurts a lot ... I miss him

Pretty impressive edit!

thanks for making me cry

Love this ❤❤

my favorite TV Dad. i am mad at the writers 😞.

I am sobbing.