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Sheldon's Silent Grief | A Touching Tribute to His Father

In this emotional clip, Sheldon grapples with the aftermath of his father George's death. Lost in regret, he reflects on their last moments together, wishing he had expressed his love and gratitude. While others grieve in their own ways, Sheldon retreats into silence, overwhelmed by his thoughts and feelings. Ignoring everyone's grief, he eventually realizes the depth of his father's love and efforts. The clip culminates in a heartfelt moment where Sheldon finally acknowledges his father's impact, saying thank you and expressing his eternal love. This touching tribute captures Sheldon's journey through loss and realization.

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[thatchoirgirl]

Not the car games...😭😭💔
That sentence really got me and made me remember how often adult Sheldon annoyed his friends with wanting to play fun car games!

[Arsenal]

Grown man 38 years old was tearing up big time in these episodes

[whitneywilliams]

Crazy thing is when you're alive you're hardly notice, but when you're dead you're very much noticed. The living is invisible and the dead is the most visible.

[WalkMannMusicOfficial]

That "Bye Son 😊" THAT LITERALLY MADE ME SHED A TEAR!! And I don't cry hardly ever. He's also a lot like my dad so I think that's why that's sadder.

[fionna_cool_girl]

The portrayal of Sheldon replaying the time George was leaving and changing what he said and wanted to say is so good and realistic. My uncle committed suicide, but the day before he died, he was on a FaceTime call with my mom. My mom came into my room and asked me if I wanted to talk to him. I said no. I was just a teenager that wanted to be alone in my room with my thoughts. I regret not saying yes. What would my uncle and I have talked about? What would've happened if I just said yes? He passed in 2018 and I still think about it everyday. I know it's not my fault he passed away, I just wish I said yes if I knew that was the last time I would've spoken to him... All the things I could've done and said differently that day. It's my biggest regret.

[joyfisher]

I'm glad they wrote/filmed this "regrets" scene. So very true

[Kaohi]

Sheldon really wished he said all those words

[donkeyshow]

I was "lucky". My old man thats what i always called him had cancer and we knew it was close to the end. We had a conversation that ayed out all the good bad and everything in between. He died about five days later and two days after my birthday. That conversation was the greatest gift he or anyone had ever given me. Love you old man till we have a Meister Brau again.

[sofl]

Why can't I stop crying whenever I see any clip from these episodes

[alliem]

I felt the same.
My dad was in the hospital with pneumonia. He was getting better and we weren't allowed to see him because of covid.

We would facetime him and talk. I am not a great talker honestly and am mostly quiet. Stuck in my own thoughts or creations.

That last phone call I didn't say i love you or even say bye. He died in the night from a blood clot thay was caused from the medication they gave him.

I couldnt hold a conversation with him on that phone call... and now i can say over a million things to him now.

But its too late. As sheldon said. I wish he could know how much i loved him. He wasn't those movie like dads or perfect picture dad. He was overworked, came from a broken family, and did the best he could. He was my dad and damn it he was amazing at it.

[JoseMora-wczz]

Some people don’t cherish the most precious bonds on this earth until they’re broken and gone forever

[rdwilln]

I'm so grateful that the last time I saw my father I had a 3 hour conversation with him. He was amazing, kind, and giving.

[riftwalk]

My last conversation with my dad was me trying to make him happy since he was with Parkinson, hugs failure and many others things, he been sad and crying every time a family member talked with him, i told him every was going to be ok and i loved him and thank you for everything ill see him soon. He died 1 week later but in that week he didnt cried or was sad when someone talked with him.

[shelbyrea]

I've been there too. When my mom died. I wish so bad I had stayed with her. I knew it was the last time I was going to speak to her. I wish I had done more. I wish I had stayed instead I said "I'll see you later mom" and I walked out

[CottagecoreLea]

i felt this same way a few mounts ago when my grandma died she was always a big part of my life and i never really showed it. I would always avoid calling her because she could just talk for hours, but now i just wish more than anything that i could have said goodbye.

[captainsass]

This hits hard, I remember when my dad passed. I didn't understand the permanence of death till then

[denicesanders]

I loved my father and mother and, like so many children, there were so many things we wish we had said. You don't wake up one morning thinking today is the day Dad or Mom will die. That is why telling family members that you love them is so important.

[ChickensRule-lsvl]

Dead people receive more flowers than living ones because regret is stronger than gratitude

[jackxthexreaper]

My wife and i went out of state for our anniversary in 2022. My dad's birthday had just passed the week before... next week was Thanksgiving...

My Mom was sick the weekend we left. She had a chest xray done, had an upper respritory infection, and could barely talk. Dad was with her, so for the next week, i texted and talked to him, asking him how she was. When we got back and picked up our kid & dogs, my mom was still in the hospital. I wish i had texted her instead of Dad... maybe call her to talk and her listen...

My Mom passed away from a major heart attack on 11.22.2022. We were working through our problems and starting to have a relationship again. I didn't talk to my Mom for those 9 days i was trying to let her rest... and i regret it so much...

Mom... i love and miss you so much... i hope you know how much i love you...

[starrycyanbunz]

Thats how i feel.. i can never say the right words at the right time but i can always express when i have time to process and piece out how events affect me, it leaves me wishing I had said or done things a way that felt better than silence or bewilderment