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Sheldon tries to help Missy with her crush on a boy in her class, while Georgie's attempts to fit in with the popular kids backfire.

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Sheldon begins seeing a child therapist, Dr. Goetsch, after his family becomes concerned about his social struggles and rigid behaviors. Meanwhile, George Sr. tries to bond with Georgie over football, but Georgie is more interested in making money. Mary struggles to accept that Sheldon might need professional help. Sheldon tries to help Missy with her crush

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📝 S01E04 – "A Therapist, a Comic Book, and a Breakfast Sausage" 📁 Format: H.264 (MP4) 📺 Source: 720p / 1080p Web-DL

What did everyone think of the breakfast sausage storyline? Is this the episode where Sheldon started to seem more "normal" or more distant? Let me know your thoughts below! 👇

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