Two of the stars from Young Sheldon have shared insights about how the emotional intensity of the upcoming season 7 finale will leave viewers impacted. As a prequel to The Big Bang Theory created by Chuck Lorre, Young Sheldon stars Iain Armitage as the young Sheldon Cooper and premiered on CBS in 2017. With the final season of Young Sheldon airing in 2024, fans have been speculating about what the last episode will bring. In an exclusive interview with Variety, Armitage and Annie Potts, who plays "Meemaw," discussed the emotions that the finale will evoke and reminisced about their time on the show.

They expressed sadness about the show ending and hinted that viewers may need plenty of tissues for the emotional journey. While it's uncertain what the finale will bring, the stage has been set for some weighty emotional moments, like George's death. The conclusion of Young Sheldon must align with The Big Bang Theory's storyline for Sheldon. Young Sheldon season 7 airs on CBS every Thursday at 8 pm ET. Though the show is concluding, fans can look forward to a spinoff show in the future. The future projects of Potts and Armitage are not clear, but their talent ensures they will continue to work on successful ventures post-Young Sheldon. Young Sheldon spins off from The Big Bang Theory and delves into Sheldon Cooper's childhood and academic pursuits in Texas, portraying his family dynamics and upbringing.