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Sheldon: "I have no interest in a plastic pony, but I have a great interest in computing." young sheldon s01e19 bd5
Sheldon becomes obsessed with building his own "supercomputer" (a Texas Instruments-99/4A, for the nerds out there) to run Hammurabi , a primitive economics game. When he realizes he doesn’t have the money, he starts doing other people’s homework for cash – pure, unregulated capitalism from a 9-year-old. Mary’s horrified. George Sr. is oddly proud. And the final scene with Sheldon alone in his room, booting up that computer, is weirdly triumphant. Let me know, and I'll do my best
Without further context, it's difficult to pinpoint what "BD5" specifically refers to. However, if you could provide more information or clarify what you mean by "BD5", I'd be happy to try and help you analyze that particular aspect of the episode. When he realizes he doesn’t have the money,