All language subtitles for Young.Sheldon.S05E02

Previously on young Sheldon...

Oh, hey, Brenda.
What brings you out tonight?

Just needed to get out of the house.

I hear that.

You want some company?

Sure.

What if we go some place else?

What do you have in mind?

Herschel does have the kids.

You okay?

George?

- Hello.
- Mary? It's Brenda.

George is in the hospital.

What's going on?

Paramedics think it might be his heart.

All we did was have a nice time
in a public place.

Is there anything wrong with that?

- Kind of feels like it.
- It does feel like it.

Why does it feel like it?

Maybe 'cause it was nice
to talk to someone and feel special.

It was.

Sundays were not my favorite day.

In fact, the only light
at the end of the tunnel

was the wry musings of Andy Rooney
at the end of60 minutes.

Noise is sound you don't wanna hear.

And, of course, one person's sound
is another person's noise.

Soww.

The rest of the day
was filled with football, church,

and the only school
I didn't enjoy attending...

Sunday school.

And then his mother
put baby Moses in a basket

and sent him down the river.

Maybe he was crying all night

and his mother and father
needed a break.

Maybe his grandmother
was in town to help out,

but she went to bed early

because she had jet lag
after her flight from Dallas.

She did it because pharaoh ordered
all the male babies to be killed.

- That's really in the Bible?
- Yes.

And mom won't let me read Judy blume.

Sheila the great changed my life.

Back to Moses.

He was found by pharaoh's daughter

and went on
to lead the israelites out of Egypt,

because even when you feel lost,
god has a plan for us all.

What was his plan for the male babies
who didn't get rescued?

It's tough to say.

There was a decree
to throw them in the river.

Innocent babies?

That is not cool.

That was pharaoh. That was not god.

But according to you,
it's all part of god's plan.

How do you sleep at night?

Okay, we're gonna revisit
getting me some help with Sunday school.

- I am ready, willing and...
- Nope.

I want someone
who can really connect with the kids.

But connecting with the kids
is what I do.

What planet are you on?

I'm miss Mary
and I'll be your Sunday school teacher.

Oh, no, you won't. I will!

Slithers, that is a lie.

And what's another name for a lie?

A ssss-sin.

Boy, did that sssss-suck.

Fine. What do you have in mind?

It's time we hire a youth pastor.

Fresh blood. I like the sound of that.

I already put in a call to my buddy
at the southern baptist convention.

So, this isn't open for discussion?
It's already happening?

As they say in the rec room
Tuesday nights, "bingo."

Sssss-sorry.

Hey, Brenda.

Oh. Hey, Connie.

Haven't seen you in a while.

Yeah.

Sounds like you and George
had a crazy night, huh?

What?

No, we didn't.

He has a heart attack
and you get him to the hospital.

That wasn't crazy?

Well, thank god you were with him.

I wouldn't say I was "with him."

You weren't?

I was there and he was there
and other people were there.

Okay.

I'm just glad that he's doing better.

Mmm. Yep.

- It was good seeing you.
- You, too.

You both liked it
that day I taught Sunday school, right?

Ugh. With the snake?

I didn't like it either,
but I'm critical of most things.

You aren't doing it again, are you?

No. We're hiring a youth pastor.

To help get young kids
excited about god.

The same god
who lets babies get thrown in rivers?

- What?
- We covered Moses in Sunday school.

Well, that was old testament god.
He gets more fun later.

Anyway, pastor Jeff is hoping

to bring in
someone from the outside to help.

Oh. And you're jealous
'cause you think you can do it better.

I'm sure whoever we get
will do a wonderful job.

- She's jealous.
- You know it's bad when I can see it.

What's up?

My smoke detector's beeping again.

Have you got
one of those little batteries?

- I think so. Come on in.
- Thank you.

I'm three beeps away
from breaking out the shotgun.

I don't even put batteries
in ours anymore.

Do not tell Sheldon.

- I saw Brenda at the grocery today.
- Oh, yeah?

- How's she doing?
- I don't know.

Something going on with her?

What do you mean?

I was just talking about
what happened to y'all at the bar

and she kind of got weird.

Weird how?

What'd she say?

It's not so much what she said.

Just kind of a vibe I got.

Maybe you made her uncomfortable.

You do have that effect on people.

I didn't do anything.

I was just being neighborly.

Found it. Here we go.

Anything else?

See you.

See you.

- Hello?
- What did you tell Connie?

What do you mean?

She said she saw you
at the grocery store

and you were acting weird.

She caught me off guard.

She was asking questions
about us hanging out at the bar.

- What did you tell her?
- Nothing.

Well, whatever you said
has got her sniffing around me

like a hound dog after a polecat.

"A hound dog after a polecat"?

When I get nervous, I get extra country.

- Did you get country in front of her?
- No.

- So, you played it cool?
- No.

So, we got to get our story straight.

Now, what did you tell her?

I told her we weren't together.

I was there and you were there,
and other people were there, too.

That's good. That's good.

So, what did you tell her?

I was a little rude
and rushed her out of the house.

Don't you do that all the time?

Oh, yeah.

I guess we're okay.

I drew up a list of interview questions
we can ask the pastors.

But these are all softballs.
Shouldn't we dig a little deeper?

Are you kidding me?

"Who's your favorite apostle and why?"

Is gonna have them
squirming in their seat.

Oh, please. There are 11 good answers
and one bad one.

Mary, if you're not here to help,
I can do this on my own.

I am here to help. I am just saying
that most people see this job

as a stepping stone
to bigger and better...

This is pastor Andy.

- Hi there!
- Welcome!

Who is my favorite apostle and why?
That is a toughie.

Although I suppose any answer
other than Judas is safe.

So, where are you from?

Originally Rhode Island.

And you're a southern baptist?

I guess I'm more of a northern baptist,
but we're all just baptists, right?

I'll show him out.

So, how do you relate to young people?

Bad.

Which is what kids these days
say when they mean "good."

It's a Michael Jackson song.

Here's another Michael Jackson song.

- "Beat it."
- Peg.

- Sorry.
- But she's right.

Thank you for coming.

Can I ask you a question?

Hmm.

Do you have any women friends?

Uh-oh.

Mary finally wise up
and kick you to the curb?

I'm being serious.

I have plenty of women friends.

Matter of fact,
my best friend's a woman.

- Are you gonna say your wife?
- You know I am.

She got in the shower with me
this morning.

I don't need to hear that.

How can something be so clean
and so dirty at the same time?

I'm sorry I asked.

Are you upset 'cause I said
she was my best friend and not you?

- No.
- You're in the top three.

Stop talking to me.

Definitely my best white friend.

Okay, who is
your favorite apostle and why?

Ooh.

I'm gonna say Judas.

What? How?

Well, for man to be redeemed,
our lord had to die.

If Judas hadn't betrayed him,

mankind wouldn't have been saved.

Pretty cool.

I never thought about it like that.

You know, when you come at things
from unexpected angles,

people pay attention more.

It's what I hope to do with the kids.

Well, you got my attention.

Hold on. I'm not sure
that we should be teaching the kids

that Judas was cool.

Well, I just try to see everyone
the way Jesus would.

Preach.

No, no, that's your job.

Look, I just wanna
get the kids excited about church.

Think of me as the warm-up band
before you hit the stage.

I think we just found
our new youth pastor.

- Can we discuss this?
- Of course.

When can you start?

Why are you watching
the ten commandments?

I've just been thinking about god.

I don't understand how a god
that's supposed to be good

lets such bad things happen.

Can you think about it
while I watch yo! Mtv raps?

- Sure.
- Dope.

Do you believe in god?

Yeah.

But in the Bible,
he does all kinds of mean stuff.

If he's good, why would he do that?

Maybe he just wants to show
he's in charge.

Hulk hogan's nice,
but in the ring, he will mess you up.

That's either really smart
or really stupid.

That's what I do.

Do you ever wonder if it's all made up?

Look, this is Texas.

We like football, we like god.

And beef. Beef's up there, too.

But how do you know there's a god?

See that girl dancing in them shorts?

There's a god.

Excuse me, pastor Rob.

I'm sorry if I came off
a little strong back there.

Hey, you're just trying to do
what's best for the kids.

- I respect that.
- Thank you.

And I just want you to know that I am
very well connected with the parents,

so if I can be of any help there,
please let me know.

Yeah, you know,

actually, I try not to get
too close to the parents.

I just think it's important for the kids
to feel like I'm on their side.

Okay.

Oh, we could do a "good cop, bad cop"
sort of thing.

Why am I the bad cop?

Ah! I don't have all the answers.

Maybe you should ask god.

Really looking foward
to working with you.

- Got a minute?
- I'm kind of busy.

I'm inventing a system of heraldry

for two warring tribes of orcs
in my d&d campaign.

Oh. I was hoping
we could talk about atheism.

Much like an orc, I'm all ears.

What's it like to not believe in god?

It's great. Big fan.

Are you ever afraid you're wrong?

About religion? Never.

About other things? Also never.

I don't know. It seems a little scary
to just stop believing.

Well, is it more comforting
to believe in a god

who could flood the world
and kill everyone

because he had a bad day?

That's a good point.

But doesn't it upset people
when you say you don't believe?

Oh, yeah.

And that doesn't bother you?

Does it bother you
when you upset people?

I couldn't care less.

Welcome to atheism.

Now, if you were an orc,
would you like this flag?

Hey, Connie.

- The usual?
- Yeah.

I spend a lot of money here, right?

You sure do.

So, if my son-in-law was in here
doing something stupid...

I should know, right?

- I guess.
- Before he went to the hospital,

was he in here doing something stupid?

He was just hanging out.

- Why?
- No reason.

Just watching too many soap operas,
I guess.

Let's just keep this between us, okay?

Sure thing.

- Hello?
- Hey, George. It's Nick from the bar.

Why the hell are you asking questions
about me at the bar?

I don't know what you're talking about.

Nick told me everything.

Well, clearly, I was lying.

You wanna accuse me of something,
say it to my face.

All right, fine.

You have a fight with your wife,
you end up in a bar with Brenda sparks,

and now you're both
acting weird about it.

There's no story.

We're two people who went
to the same bar. That's it.

That better be it.

Connie, I get it.
You're protecting your daughter,

but hear me when I say nothing happened.

Okay.

And I don't appreciate
you snooping around behind my back.

You're absolutely right.

I was wrong to do that. I'm very sorry.

A little ticked at Nick
for blabbing about it, but...

I'm sorry.

Thank you.

- Are we good?
- We're good.

We're good, my ass.

All right, you two, get ready for bed.
Church in the morning.

- I'm not going.
- What do you mean you're not going?

I don't think I believe in god anymore.

What did you do to her?

Hey, she came to me.
I mean, I took the ball and ran with it.

Look at you with the sports analogy.

We're both evolving.

Ooh. Evolution, another thing
I'll teach you about.

I don't care what you believe.
You are going to church tomorrow.

- I don't want to.
- It might be fun.

- The new youth pastor is starting.
- So?

We can attack
his belief system together,

like the wonder twins of atheism.

See? Your brother's excited.

You just want the new guy
to have a bad day.

I can want two things.

Hey, y'all.

I'm pastor Rob.

I'm guessing
everyone knows what this is.

- The Bible.
- That's right. That's right.

- What else is it?
- The word of god.

Excellent.

Excellent.

You know what else it is?

It's just a book.

I like him.

It's a good book,
got a lot of great stories,

instructions on how to live life,

but god is more than just a book.

God is real,

god is everywhere,

and god loves you.

He's losing me.

It ain't pretty, but it's private.

So, what's up?

Don't freak out...

But Connie was at the bar
asking questions.

- What the hell?
- It's fine. I handled it.

We're all good.

- I hope so.
- We are.

But I think we probably shouldn't go
to the bar at the same time for a while.

Okay. You stay home. I'll go.

Why me? It's where I hang out.

I'm single.

Who am I gonna meet sitting at home?

I don't know. Mailman? Plumber?

I've seen a movie
where the pizza delivery boy

does pretty well for himself.

Yeah, I bounced around
from job to job after college.

Never really had a plan
for what was next.

Until one day,
I felt the lord call me to his service.

Yes, missy Cooper, right?

How'd you know?

Let's see. Mary's your mother,

Sheldon's your brother, and I hear
you are one heck of a pitcher.

I do my homework, y'all.

Homework. He's winning me back.

So, what's on your mind, missy?

Is it okay
that I'm wondering if god is real?

I can take this one.

Yes.

He is absolutely right.

- He is?
- I usually am.

Can'tjust believe something
because people say it's true.

You have to question it.

It's kind of like the, uh,
the scientific method, right, Sheldon?

Did my homework on you, too.

But what if I decide he's not real?

Look, I'm not asking you to believe
what I believe.

I'm just asking you
to think about what you believe.

Sounds like you're already doing that.

- Yeah.
- What do you know about me?

Hmm.

Billy sparks, sixth grade.

Also plays baseball,
but maybe not as good as her.

Whoa.

And then pastor Rob
said it doesn't matter

if I believe in god
'cause god believes in me.

I said the same thing.

Not like he did.

I told him religion isn't objective
and there's no proof for it.

Oh, I bet he didn't like that.

He loved it.

He quoted kierkegaard

and said if you could prove it,
there would be no room for faith.

Well, good for him.

- He also likes homework.
- Mmm-hmm.

He even threw
the Bible on the floor.

- He what?
- You heard me.

When you were married,

would you have said
that herschel was your best friend?

What married person would say that?

My buddy, Wayne.

- Does this buddy of yours have kids?
- No.

Then what the hell does he know?

He's a very happy guy.

It's exhausting.

- Ooh. I should get going.
- Okay.

You wanna take a chicken for the smoker?

Do I look like a vegetarian?

Mom, you out here?

Um... I'll be there in a sec, honey.
I'm just feeding the chickens.

- You need some help?
- No. I'm almost done.

Okay.