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An Unexpected 'Young Sheldon' Character Is Back in New 'Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage' Image🎉

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An Unexpected 'Young Sheldon' Character Is Back in New 'Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage' Image

The Return of Pastor Jeff: Not Everyone’s Favorite Pastor

The Cooper family saga has always had its fair share of ups and downs, and with the spin-off airing its first season, fans are once again being greeted by some beloved (and not-so-beloved) faces from

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. While many have returned to continue their stories, one character’s unexpected return is already causing a stir online. We’re talking about none other than Pastor Jeff.

In a behind-the-scenes video shared by star Emily Osment (who plays Mandy McAllister), fans were treated to a first look at Pastor Jeff’s return to the small screen.

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