Annie Potts, the veteran actress who brings the sassy and lovable Meemaw to life on “Young Sheldon”, has some strong words for CBS following the network’s decision to ax the sitcom.
Despite its continued popularity, “Young Sheldon” has been slated to end with its current seventh season. Potts doesn’t mince words when it comes to her feelings about this decision.
Potts “Ambushed” and Calls the Cancellation Stupid
In a recent interview, Potts expressed her surprise at the cancellation, stating she felt “ambushed” by the decision. The actress, clearly passionate about the show, went on to call the move “a stupid business [decision]”, presumably referencing the show’s strong ratings and viewership.
Meemaw’s Voice Will Be Missed
While it’s understandable that all good things must come to an end, fans will undoubtedly miss Meemaw’s wit, her unconventional wisdom, and the heartwarming dynamic she shares with her grandchildren. Annie Potts has created an iconic character, and her criticisms of the cancellation resonate with fans who would love to see more of Meemaw and the Cooper family.
Mark Your Calendars
Make sure to catch the series finale of “Young Sheldon” on May 16th to bid farewell to this beloved show.
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