Young Sheldon Season 7 Episode 12 Synopsis Reveals Another ...

Before George's death, the Coopers will experience another tragedy in Young Sheldon season 7, episode 12, "A New Home and a Traditional Texas Torture." Aside from The Big Bang Theory prequel's ending, George's demise is one of the biggest remaining arcs in the show. While plot specifics about how the Young Sheldon character dies remain under wraps, his death and the aftermath of it, including his funeral, have already been confirmed. This is on the heels of the show fixing its big Lance Barber plot hole just in time before its storytelling shifts its focus fully on tying up all remaining narrative loose ends.

George's death may be the biggest tragedy, but the Coopers are facing another crisis before they lose their patriarch. Per CBS (via Futon Critic), Young Sheldon season 7, episode 12 will feature another big issue for the clan, as Sheldon and his family might be losing their home for an unknown reason. Read the official synopsis below:

GEORGE SR. GETS A VASECTOMY BEHIND MARY'S BACK AND SHELDON WORRIES ABOUT LOSING HIS CHILDHOOD HOME, ON BACK-TO-BACK EPISODES OF "YOUNG SHELDON," THURSDAY, MAY 9

Why The Coopers May Lose Their Home In Young Sheldon Season 7, Episode 12?

The Coopers May Be On The Move... Again.

While it hasn't been focused on in season 7, the Coopers' financial state has always been part of the show's storytelling. It has always been at the forefront of George's priority as the family's primary provider and indicates that all the bad stories about him in The Big Bang Theory were simply untrue. The clan, however, was in a much better financial situation, with George coming back to Medford High School and Mary reclaiming her old job at Pastor Jeff's church. Considering this, losing their home may not be about money issues.

Instead, the issue may just be something that the family is considering. Mary's fear of being alone, as she points out in the Young Sheldon season 7, episode 11 trailer may be the driving force for this. As she confesses to her husband, she doesn't like the thought of a big but empty house. While Missy still lives with them, losing Georgie and Sheldon's impending move is fueling her anxiety, so George may indulge her by entertaining the idea. However, since Sheldon is repulsive to change, he may sternly oppose this potential move.

Whether this possible plan moves forward or not is uncertain at this point. With George's death near, it's safe to say that changing homes would be the last on the Coopers' agenda after losing the family patriarch. Still, it may be revisited in the future, especially since it will explain Mary and Missy's absence in Georgie and Mandy's Young Sheldon sequel show, Georgie and Mandy's First Marriage.

Source: CBS (via Futon Critic)