Young Sheldon

Young Sheldon's Raegan Revord reveals she was t-boned by drunk driver just hours before she shot episode with Missy driving George's truck.

Revord also let fans know just how thrilled she was to film the Missy-centric episode, alongside recurring guest star and good friend Mckenna Grace. They checked in with me along the way and never made me feel like finishing filming was a priority, that my well being came first.” On the way to work, my mom and I were t-boned by a driver driving under the influence,” she shared Thursday.

The actor who plays Sheldon's twin sister Missy said working has been "challenging."

Raegan Revord reveals the real-life car accident that she was in before filming Young Sheldon's episode that features Missy stealing her dad's truck.

Young Sheldon finally putting her at the center of its storytelling is great, although it would be better if the show does it regularly. Check out the images and read the whole story in the caption of her post below: Sheldon's sister finally gets her due in the latest episode of The Big Bang Theory prequel.

Due to a prior traumatic experience, the car scenes for "Young Sheldon" Season 6, Episode 16 were extremely difficult for Raegan Revord to film.

"When I read the script I remember being so excited to film it and being even more excited to film it with my friend (who was also instrumental in getting me through some of those tough times- love you Kenny)," the star wrote. Even though filming was difficult for Revord, she was still enthusiastic about the episode and working with Mckenna Grace. "They checked in with me along the way and never made me feel like finishing filming was a priority, that my well being came first."

'Young Sheldon' star Raegan Revord got in a car accident on her way to film. She got t-boned by a drunk driver.

Did you know the Young Sheldon star and her mother got in a car accident a few weeks ago? With just shy of 600K followers, it is no surprise they didn’t waste time pouring into the comments with good wishes and kind words. The Young Sheldon star admitted it was very much a “get back on the saddle” situation for her.Unfortunately, getting back on the saddle wasn’t too easy for the young star.

Fifteen-year-old "Young Sheldon" actress Raegan Revord took to Instagram on Thursday to tell fans she had been struck by a drunk driver on her way to work.

“On the way to work my mom and I were t-boned by a driver driving under the influence. “With that said, I hope you enjoy tonight’s episode. “Tonight’s episode was incredibly challenging for me to film, personally,” Revord wrote on Instagram.

However, season 6 has shown a tendency to prioritize humor over emotional storytelling, leaving many to worry that George's narrative will not be given the ...

Tackling George’s serious narrative will be a crucial test of whether the show can balance lightheartedness with deeper emotional storytelling. This would be a disservice to the seriousness of George’s narrative and detrimental to the show’s overall storytelling. It is uncertain whether Young Sheldon will continue beyond season 7, and with George’s storyline looming, it is unclear if the show will be able to give both his cheating scandal and sudden death the emotional weight they deserve.

Thirteen year old Missy Cooper seemed awfully chill behind the wheel of George's 1986 Ford F-250 during the latest episode of Young Sheldon — but portrayer ...

Revord also let fans know just how thrilled she was to film the Missy-centric episode, alongside recurring guest star and good friend Mckenna Grace. They checked in with me along the way and never made me feel like finishing filming was a priority, that my well being came first.” “That’s not to say it wasn’t difficult,” she continued.

Amid the panic attack, Revord says she conveyed that the person she really needed was her father. There was no getting her in any car after filming the episode, ...

But I got out and my mom got out and I was sitting on the side of the road crying. "I was like, 'No, I have to come to set' because I know myself and if I went home I would've sat and I just would've ran it over and over in my head," she says. "I was filming and I had a late-night shoot and then we finished and I had to get in the car to go home and I had a full-on panic attack," she says. Revord says she was asked what the crew could do to make her feel comfortable, and immediately one thing came to mind -- Van Leeuwen ice cream. It's bumping and stuff and at some point, the slab of wood broke and it sounded so much like the metal on metal," she says. "You're in a car scene and [there's] this huge plank of wood in the back that moves the cars so it looks like it's going down the road. It just happened so quick, but the car comes around and hits us and then the car fills with smoke, because the airbags have a little explosive behind it that shoots out at you. And I was like, 'Please, you have to come pick me up. There was no getting her in any car after filming the episode, and she knew exactly the only way she'd make it back home. "It was nice having a really good friend there, who was just there to kind of help you through something that was traumatizing." Her co-star, Mckenna Grace, was right there by her side -- during and after the filming of the episode. [incredibly challenging](https://www.etonline.com/young-sheldons-raegan-revord-says-she-was-t-boned-in-dui-accident-201903)" for her to film, this is the first time Revord is opening up about why it was so challenging.

The actor who plays Sheldon's twin sister Missy said working has been "challenging."

“The irony here is I’m pretty much in a car for this entire episode, but you know what they say, ‘you gotta get back on the saddle,’” the teen wrote. [wrote on Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/p/Cqa9rWWJGYi/?utm_source=ig_embed&ig_rid=dad4ff19-d373-4487-9eab-7264aa9dc5e0) that she and her mother were hit from the side on their way to work. [Young Sheldon](https://www.huffpost.com/topic/young-sheldon)” said Thursday that a car collision with a person driving under the influence made it “incredibly challenging” to film the episode that aired this week.