Yahoo Lifestyle See Jim Parsons and Mayim Bialik Bicker Like an Old Married Couple in “Young Sheldon” Series Finale (Exclusive)
In PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek, Amy Farrah Foweler (Bialik) recalls how Sheldon Cooper (Parsons) had a nonchalant demeanor while she was in labor with their child
Looks like nothing has changed when it comes the loving dynamic between Big Bang Theory's Sheldon and Amy!
In PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek of the highly anticipated series finale of Young Sheldon, the pair reprise their Big Bang Theory roles as Sheldon Cooper (Jim Parsons) and Amy Farrah Fowler (Mayim Bialik) respectively and bicker like the old married couple fans have always imagined them to be.
While writing his memoir, Sheldon claims that he was "always doing things to make other people happy." Amy abruptly interrupts his chain of thought and confronts him about putting others first.
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Mayim Bialik (left) and Jim Parsons in 'Young Sheldon' series finaleRelated: Young Sheldon's Iain Armitage Magically Ages Up and Transforms Into Jim Parsons in Funny TikTok
"You've got to be kidding," she sighs before Sheldon tells her to stop reading over his shoulder. "Are you writing your memoir or a fantasy novel?"
"For your information, the word 'memoir' comes from memory and these memories are mine," he quips back as Amy asks when he's ever gone "out of your way to make other people happy."
After Sheldon reminds her that he performs his dutiful responsibilities as a husband "once a year" on her birthday, Amy asks him to cite another example.
"Sheldon, while I was giving birth you zoomed into a seminar," she huffs, to which he replies, "You were taking forever to dilate! And I'd already made my contribution to the project, which need I remind you was on your birthday."
RELATED VIDEO: See the Cast of Young Sheldon Reflect on Their 7-Season Run as the Series Comes to an End
The Big Bang Theory spinoff, starring Iain Armitage as boy genius Sheldon Cooper, will end after seven seasons on May 16.
In another exclusive behind-the-scenes video shared with PEOPLE, both Parsons, 51, and Armitage, 16, reflected back to the first time they met.
"It's pretty crazy to watch old episodes of my voice sound so high and I'm so little," Armitage gushes in a side-by-side interview with Parsons.
Parsons then adds, "He was so arrestingly charming —immediately [you] just couldn't take your eyes off."
Parsons goes on to share how Armitage made Sheldon "his own thing" while series creator Chuck Lorre recalls how "blessed we were to find somebody like Iain. If you can't cast that part, you just don't do the show."
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Iain Armitage (left) and Jim ParsonsAs the cast films its series' finale, Perry (Mary Cooper) reflects on her 7 season tenure on the series. After calling the experience with her costars, "rare" and "wonderful," Armitage opens up about what it's been like to grow up alongside the cast.
"It feels like it's been so long and also so short," he says. "It's kind of flown by, but it has been half my life. Montana [Jordan] feels like the best older brother in the world. Reagan [Revford] really feels like a real sister to me."
"It's literally felt like a second home. I'm an only child so being able to grow up having an older brother and a twin. It's been special," Revford says, returning Armitage's sentiments.
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Iain Armitage (left) and Jim Parsons on 'Young Sheldon'In another joint interview with Bialik, Parsons shares how impactful it's been for the two to reprise their roles.
"This is the most beautiful coda to getting to come back and see each other again, like a grace note to the whole experience," he sighs. "It's very meaningful."
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Young Sheldon's series finale airs Thursday, May 16 at 8 p.m. ET on CBS.
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