Ep 11. Demons, Sunday School, and Prime Numbers

Young Sheldon season 1 episode 11, titled "Demons, Sunday School, and Prime Numbers," follows Sheldon and Missy as they attend Sunday school with their mother in hopes of building a stronger relationship with her. However, Sheldon's obsession with numbers and the demon possession of his Sunday school teacher cause chaos in their class.

Sheldon's interest in prime numbers leads him to notice a pattern in the hymn numbers, causing him to believe that something is wrong with Sunday school. Despite his mother's attempts to calm him down, Sheldon's paranoia grows as he becomes convinced that his Sunday school teacher is possessed by a demon.

The other students in the class tease Sheldon for his odd behavior, which only adds to his frustration. Meanwhile, Missy tries to make friends with other children in the class but finds it difficult when they make fun of her brother.

Throughout the episode, Sheldon's belief in the demon possession leads to a series of comical mishaps, including an attempt to exorcise the demon from his teacher using a math equation. Eventually, Sheldon's mother intervenes and helps him come to terms with his fears. In the end, the family attends church together, where Sheldon realizes that there was no demon possession and that sometimes things aren't always as they seem.

Overall, "Demons, Sunday School, and Prime Numbers" is a lighthearted and humorous episode that explores Sheldon's unique character and his struggles to fit in with his peers. It touches on themes of family, beliefs, and the importance of accepting others for who they are.