Young Sheldon Cast Reveals Details on Newest Addition to ‘The Big Bang Universe’ (Exclusive)

While talking to Too exclusively on the blue carpet at the “CBS: A Night of Sit-DOWN Comedy” event in Hollywood — where he was promoting his new show — the actor, who is part of the group, opened up about what this next chapter means to him.

“It’s really great, it’s really special, and I tell them, ‘I won’t let you down, that’s one thing I won’t do – I won’t let you down,'” said Jordan, who plays Georgie Cooper in the hit series.

“Ultimately, this is my job and I will do whatever it takes to get it done and I will enjoy it,” he added.

Georgie and Mandy’s first marriage will operate as a spin-off company Young Sheldon … which of course was a spin-off/prequel The Big Bang Theory. The new series will follow the lives of Georgie (Jordan), Sheldon’s older brother, and his wife Mandy (Emily Osment), who were both introduced in Young Sheldon.

As for why this pair “First marriage”, Jordan didn’t want to talk about it.

“I don’t know, I don’t make these choices, I just do my job. I just wake up, I show up,” he said with a smile and a deep Southern drawl.

Besides Jordan being one of the leads in the new show, another change is that he now performs in front of a studio audience.

“It’s electric, it really is,” he told TooFab. “When I first started, everyone was talking about how electric it was, and I was like, ‘It can’t be that electric,’ but no, it is.”

“It’s pretty great when you’re sitting there, standing there, and there’s 180 people in the audience just looking at you,” he recalled. “It’s a little stressful, but I don’t get too nervous… I’m pretty good at blocking them out and just doing my job.”

However, there is no doubt who Jordan’s favorite audience is, as he often brings his four-month-old daughter, Emma Rae, on set.

A former colleague Young Sheldon cast member Is Sasso who played Jim McAllister in the series, will also reprise his role in Georgie and Mandy’s first marriage. He told TooFab being on the blue carpet, how excited he was to see the “Big Bang” The universe is expanding.

“It’s really exciting,” Sasso said. “It’s exciting not only because it’s coming up and it’s a show that new and old viewers will enjoy, but it’s also a really interesting way to continue what I call the Big Bang universe, which is expanding.”

“For me this is particularly interesting because The Big Bang Theory was initially a multi-camera sitcom about a group of friends, and then it evolved into a single-camera sitcom (Young Sheldon) tells the story of Sheldon’s early days as a boy and what shaped him,” he said, before adding that the return to the multi-camera format brings the show full circle, with executive producers Chuck Lorre, Steve Holland and Steven Molaro serving as his “best” exponents of the multi-camera format.

“For me, it’s about tying everything together, you have the family aspect here Young Sheldonmulti-camera aspect with Big Bang which together create a completely new and unique spectacle,” added Sasso.

Jim McAllister plays Mandy’s father (Osmont), a classic American sitcom actor who owns a tire shop and takes in Georgie and Mandy while they raise their newborn baby with his wife Audrey McAllister (Rachel Bay Jones).

When it comes to who Sasso’s favorite sitcom dad is, the answer was simple.

“Kevin Arnold’s Dad from The Wonder Years“I know him colloquially as Dan, Dan Lauria,” Sasso said. TooFab.

Georgie and Mandy’s first marriagepremieres October 17 on CBS.