In an interview, Iain Armitage, who plays the younger Sheldon Cooper in "Young Sheldon," revealed that he hasn't watched much of "The Big Bang Theory." He believes the show is not appropriate for him due to his young age and audience level. Instead, he relied on guidance from Jim Parsons, who played the adult Sheldon, to prepare for his role. Despite not being familiar with the show, Armitage seamlessly gets into character by donning Sheldon's clothes, reciting lines, and mimicking his voice.

Iain Armitage, the talented young actor known for portraying the younger version of Sheldon Cooper in the hit TV series "Young Sheldon," recently shared his reasons for not watching much of its predecessor, "The Big Bang Theory." In an interview, Armitage mentioned that he has only seen a few clips of the show and considers it inappropriate for his age and targeted audience.

When asked about how he prepared for his role as young Sheldon, Armitage credited Jim Parsons, who portrayed the adult Sheldon in "The Big Bang Theory," for playing a crucial role in his preparation.

Armitage expressed his gratitude towards Parsons, stating that he received coaching from him, which helped him quickly grasp the character. He described Parsons as a fun and kind person to work with.

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