Baby fever was in the air at L.A. Comic Con!
The cast of Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage attended the Los Angeles-based event on Saturday, Sept. 27. Stars Montana Jordan (Georgie) and Emily Osment (Mandy), as well as executive producer Steve Holland, were on hand to give fans a look at the season 2 premiere and discuss the beloved CBS show during an onstage panel.
Jordan, 22, also talked about set visits from his 16-month-old daughter, Emma, whom he welcomed with wife Jenna in May 2024.
“She’s a year and a half, so she doesn’t like to sit still very much and she’s at the screaming age now. So, I’m going to have to get some soundproof blocks for my dressing room,” Jordan said on the panel.
Jordan revealed that “at least every Tuesday [Emma] comes to the taping.”
In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE at the event, Jordan also discussed giving Emma a “bunch” of siblings in the future.
“Oh, I’m thinking about four or five [kids] right now. Yeah, I want a bunch of them — I just got to talk my wife into giving them to me,” he tells PEOPLE.
Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage follows Georgie Cooper and Mandy McAllister as they navigate adulthood, parenting and marriage in Texas during the ‘90s. The newlyweds have a daughter named CeeCee and a 12-year age gap, all while still living with Mandy’s family.
The sitcom premiered in October, following the seventh and final season of its prequel series, Young Sheldon. The show marks the third series in The Big Bang Theory franchise.
As fans watched Young Sheldon, they became invested in the relationship between Georgie, Sheldon Cooper’s older brother, and Mandy, and thus the sequel was born. Their story took an unexpected turn in Young Sheldon when Mandy became pregnant, eventually leading to the two falling in love and getting married.
The season 1 finale of Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage shook things up for the couple. As Georgie tried to take over the McAllister family business, Mandy’s job promotion had her working with a new boss — who happens to be her ex-boyfriend.
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