Sheldon handed him a sticky note. "Tune to channel 12. Now. We have ten minutes until Professor Charpak takes the stage."
"Tonight at eight o'clock, KZMP channel 12 is airing a remastered broadcast of the 1992 Nobel Prize ceremony. Specifically, the segment where Professor Georges Charpak accepts the award for his work on multiwire proportional chambers. The broadcast will be available in 2160p ."
Sheldon turned to his father. "Dad. We need this television." young sheldon s01e04 2160p
George Sr., sprawled on the recliner, grunted. "What task? You're not watching Proton again?"
"Yes," Sheldon said. "And we should bring our own seating. The floor is not ergonomically rated for a forty-two-minute standing session." Sheldon handed him a sticky note
Chad, bewildered, complied.
Remarkably—perhaps because Mary secretly feared another meltdown, or because George just wanted an excuse to look at big-screen TVs—they went. We have ten minutes until Professor Charpak takes the stage
The screen flickered to life. And the world changed.