'Young Sheldon' spoilers: Sheldon faces the flu in upcoming episode

Young Sheldon Cooper (Iain Armitage) will face one of his greatest adversaries in the upcoming episode of CBS television series "Young Sheldon." On the next episode, Sheldon relies on his 187 IQ to battle the flu.

Episode 13 of the first season, "A Sneeze, Detention, and Sissy Spacek," will air on Feb. 1 at 8:30 p.m. EST on CBS. According to the episode's summary description, the flu season will come to Medford, Texas and Cooper, a well-known germophobe, "takes extreme measures to remain healthy."

In the teaser trailer of the episode, Sheldon is seen struggling with almost everyone in his school suffering from the flu. With the flu outbreak, Sheldon's table gloves are upgraded to plastic gloves, which are now accompanied with a flu mask. To take things on a higher level, Sheldon quarantines himself in the garage with only his trains to keep him company. With no Hazmat suit in his wardrobe, Sheldon relies on his astronaut costume to avoid the flu.

Fans are excited to see if Sheldon will be victorious in fighting off the flu or will the episode leave him with a runny nose.

The series is doing quite well with both viewers and critics. According to Tv By The Numbers, episode 12 "A Computer, a Plastic Pony, and a Case of Beer" generated over 13.33 million viewers last Jan. 18. The series got over 14.70 million viewers when it resumed on Jan. 4 with episode 10. "Young Sheldon" also remains strong with critics. The series maintains it 75 percent rating from Rotten Tomatoes and 63 percent from Metacritic.

Georgie Cooper (Montana Jordan) is getting a lot of love from fans after his funny lines and ideas in episode 12. Missy Cooper (Raegan Revord) is also making a name for herself with her funny side comments and expressions throughout the released episodes.

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