Since airing its very first episode in September 2017, Young Sheldon has gone on to have an incredibly great appeal among audiences. While much of its status as a fan-favorite stems from its perfect blend of comedy and science, the CBS comedy show impressively highlighted the significance of family, while expanding its storytelling at various points to encompass other members of the Cooper family. As with all families, children grow, develop, start a career, leave home, and, for some, get married. In the case of Georgie Cooper (Montana Jordan), the time has come to tie the proverbial knot, and a behind-the-scenes featurette highlights just how close the cast has become over the past seven seasons of Young Sheldon.

While Young Sheldon follows the story of a younger Sheldon Cooper (Iain Armitage), the show has been meticulous in developing the character arcs of other cast members, and the Georgie and Mandy (Emily Osment) storyline is one of its best yet. Given the tumultuous cloud under which the pair began their relationship, it seemed fitting that their relationship would yield a satisfying ending as the series comes to an end. The pair might have wanted a more ceremonial occasion, but given their parents’ meddling, have opted for a spur-of-the-moment courthouse ceremony. In a new CBS featurette via TV Promos, the series’ cast discussed the evolution of Montana’s character over the course of the show’s seven seasons.

In the clip, all members of the Cooper family discuss what it has been like having Georgie as part of the family, as the character ties the knot with Mandy. Montana and Emily agree that both Georgie and Mandy are trying to “figure some stuff out” amidst all “the crazy rhythm of both of their families.” Everyone gets to say their piece, including George Sr. (Lance Barber), Missy (Raegan Revord), Meemaw (Annie Potts), and Mary actress, Zoe Perry who gets particularly emotional.

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The final episode of Young Sheldon airs on May 16. Past seasons are streaming now on Paramount+ in the U.S. Watch the video above.