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Meemaw, at the diner, takes a call from Dr. Sturgis, who’s in a mental health facility. He asks if she still has his lava lamp. She says yes. He says, “Good. I’ll need it for my escape.” She laughs — then pauses. “Wait, are you serious?” Cut to credits.

Sheldon sits alone in his room, reviewing his science fair notes. Emily has requested a new partner. He tells the audience: “I’ve been informed that being right isn’t the same as being kind. I’ve chosen to file that information for future reference — not immediate use.” He then adjusts his protractor and begins calculating the optimal angle for a prank on Todd. Fade to black. young sheldon s05e10 fullrip

Season 5, Episode 10 "A Protractor, a Pneumatic Tube, and a Lack of Moral Flexibility" Meemaw, at the diner, takes a call from Dr

After the waffle incident escalates into a full kitchen war (syrup on a pillow, butter in a shoe), George Sr. grounds them both to the same room. At first, they wage psychological warfare. But by episode’s end, they bond over a shared enemy: a new, obnoxious neighbor boy who’s been hitting on Missy. Georgie teaches Missy how to prank him using a garden hose and a fake spider. Missy smiles for the first time all season. George Sr. pretends not to notice. She says yes

Their project is sabotaged the night before the fair — not by bullies, but by a jealous rival, Todd, who swaps their pressure gauge for a broken one. Sheldon, using geometric deduction and a protractor, deduces Todd’s guilt based on a smudge of cafeteria gravy on the evidence. Instead of telling the teacher, Sheldon delivers a cold, logical public dismantling of Todd’s own project (“Your volcano’s viscosity is statistically impossible without store-bought baking soda”). Todd cries. Emily is horrified. Sheldon is proud. The principal gives them third place “for creativity in cruelty.”