Experience a perfectly comedic moment with the official “Flawless Return” clip from the beloved CBS comedy series Young Sheldon. Created by the dynamic duo Chuck Lorre and Steven Molaro, this scene highlights the brilliant Iain Armitage as the young and eccentric Sheldon Cooper, capturing his unmatched intellect and quirky charm. In this standout clip, Sheldon finds himself navigating a situation where his precision and perfectionism take center stage, delivering both laughs and heartwarming moments. A testament to the clever writing and exceptional performances that define the series, “Flawless Return” is a reminder of why Young Sheldon continues to resonate with audiences, blending family warmth, sharp humor, and Sheldon's signature quirks into an unforgettable viewing experience.
Young Sheldon Cast:
Iain Armitage, Zoe Perry, Lance Barber, Montana Jordan, Reagan Revord, Jim Parsons, Annie Potts, Matt Hobby and Wyatt McClure
Stream all episodes of Young Sheldon now on Paramount+!
Young Sheldon Cast:
Iain Armitage, Zoe Perry, Lance Barber, Montana Jordan, Reagan Revord, Jim Parsons, Annie Potts, Matt Hobby and Wyatt McClure
Stream all episodes of Young Sheldon now on Paramount+!
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00:00Now that I had prevented my dad from saying I made a mistake, it was time to get the IRS to admit theirs.
00:06IRS, Agent Green speaking.
00:07Hello. My name is Sheldon Cooper. Forgive me for cutting right to the chase, but I'm outside and my skin is incredibly fair.
00:13Okay. How can I help you?
00:15You sent my family a bill saying we owe an additional $4.22, but you're mistaken. I filed a flawless return.
00:22I'm sorry. How old are you?
00:24That seems irrelevant, but I'm 11.
00:26Your parents let an 11-year-old file their federal tax return?
00:29This year. Two years ago, they let a 9-year-old do it.
00:32Look, these tax codes are complicated. If you only made a $4 mistake, that's pretty impressive.
00:39I didn't make a mistake at all. You did.
00:43Is that so?
00:44Yes. But don't feel bad. These tax codes are complicated.
00:48Mm-hmm.
00:51Okay. I've got your file right here and, uh, looks like you underreported your income.
00:57Actually, if you check under charitable donations, you'll notice that the money we made at the garage sale did not count as taxable income because we donated it to the church.
01:05Well, I'll, uh, have a look into that.
01:09In the future, you might consider doing that before you send out the letter.
01:13So how does this work? Do you apologize now? Do I get it in writing?