The Season 5 Teaser for Young Sheldon reveals why Sheldon hates engineers

In the new Young Sheldon season 5 trailer, the cause for Sheldon’s (Jim Parsons) hatred of engineers like Howard (Simon Helberg) is exposed.

In The Big Bang Theory, Sheldon is known for being the textbook definition of a genius. Fully aware of this, he never misses an opportunity to impress others, even his buddies, with his intellectual superiority, despite the fact that they are accomplished in their own way. Howard is constantly mocked by Sheldon since he is an engineer without a Ph.D.

Why sheldon Hates Engineer?

All of Sheldon’s male friends on The Big Bang Theory have doctorates and specialize in physics, making it simple for Sheldon to single out Howard.

Despite the fact that he was the only member of the Pasadena gang to be sent to space after inventing the Wolowitz Zero-Gravity Waste Disposal System, which was put on the International Space Station, he remains the only member of the Pasadena gang to be sent to space.

Howard also designed the telescope for the same space station, as well as satellite and space probe components. Sheldon’s insults at Howard may be hurtful at times, and the two have fought on several occasions during The Big Bang Theory. To keep the peace in their group, Howard learned to just scoff at Sheldon’s statements over time.

Howard now appears in Young Sheldon season 5, episode 7, “An Introduction to Engineering and a Glob of Hair Gel,” as a vocal cameo. This scene reveals why Sheldon despises engineers so much. The show’s most recent new teaser revealed an explanation for the young character’s distaste for the issue, which appears to be due to Sheldon’s struggles in an engineering class in college.

Below is a clip from TV Promos:

Sheldon joins in a new engineering class, as shown in the new Young Sheldon trailer. While he is frequently excited about schoolwork, the video shows him becoming increasingly irritated because he is unable to solve the problem.

This is the first time in Young Sheldon that the character has had to deal with academics, which Missy (Raegan Revord) seems to like. It will be fascinating to watch what emerges from this unique plot thread.

Viewers may hope that Sheldon learns a life lesson or two during this period, despite the fact that it has already been shown that he develops a life-long hatred of engineering, which he takes out on his pal in The Big Bang Theory.