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So Sheldon was not my favorite character in BBT and I resisted watching this because I was really not into another sitcom of watching his character-self whine and **** for 23 minutes an episode - My god I could not have been more shocked when I found this show to be warm, wholesome, heart-lifting, enlightening, endearing and hilarious all at the same time. By the end of the series I wanted to move Medford and ask to be adopted . . . As long as George is still there.

Vi la serie completa en menos de un mes y me encantó. Lo mejor es la evolución de los personajes y cómo, poco a poco, la historia deja de centrarse solo en Sheldon —algo que incluso se refleja en la intro de las primeras temporadas— para dar paso a la familia completa, poniendo énfasis real en cada uno de ellos. Y ahí está uno de sus mayores aciertos: los personajes. En espacios cerrados brillan con personalidades muy marcadas; los amas, odias algunas de sus decisiones, pero igual les tomas cariño, casi como si fueras parte de la familia. Con el paso de las temporadas, mientras Sheldon crece, se vuelve bastante insoportable (a ratos parece que hasta sus propios guionistas le agarraron mala, dándole más protagonismo al resto), y sin darte cuenta te enamoras del día a día de los demás. Hasta que llega el final. Sin entrar en spoilers, ocurre algo que se viene anunciando desde el inicio y durante todas las temporadas, pero aun así no lo ves venir y te destroza como espectador. Sin duda, una gran serie: memorable, muy recomendable y, por si fuera poco, se gana un 10/10 solo por no usar risas enlatadas.

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I have watched the whole season (7). At the of the story, it's quite dissappointment since Missy is being too annoying and rude towards Sheldon. Mary as a mother is being too selfish, the father as well, how could he be interested in Brenda the neighbour. I feel bad for Sheldon. He has to uplift himself that much.

A must-watch for fans of The Big Bang Theory. It perfectly builds an understanding of Sheldon Cooper and his childhood family. 4/5 stars.

A surprisingly great show with some issues. First of all I started watching this show after seeing Georgie Clips on TikTok. I love Georgie character aswell as the parents and MeeMaw. Sheldon on the other hand is insufferable. When he is on screen I sometimes just cringe Later seasons when he gets a tad older. Also Missys character feels pointless. I think removingMissy from the show would have removednothingbut try

A nice family TV Series that's for everyone, I like this show a lot. I don't think any of the people who made this realise what they have here. This is a wonderfully crafted Quality TV show that works on your emotional strings but in a clever and humour-filled way. It's relatable and so I recommend Young Sheldon, 8/10. Well deserved. It's crazy how this show on Metacritic is rated a 6/10, it's not a 6/10. By the time you are done with Season 1, you'll want to move to Austin Texas, guaranteed.

èuno schifo atomico. doppiagio sia inglese che italiano una schifo. pieno di soluzione trite e ritrite storia banale come poche. veramente pessimo

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This show is fun and heartwarming, and funny I will give it that. Losses a few points because certain character arcs are ruined due to BBT but still fun.

This has to be one of the lamest shows ever put on tv. I thought Big Bang Theory was bad well this is worse. Young Sheldon is an egotistical young boy who has NO respect for anyone including his family. If this was in real life he would be bullied and beat up constantly. The sad thing is, he doesn't realize his shortcomings and thus has no friends.

Interesting for the first season or two, then becomes repetitive and is stretched out way too far.

Young Sheldon ist wirklich eine gute, tolle Serie, die Sheldon in jungen Jahren darstellt.

I can admit on 100% that this show is awesome. its not the kind of shows that made after a popular show/franchise that made for money and has no spirit and no interesting pilot. this show got good sense of humor, when you watch this show it doesnt feel that you should've watched the show that it made after(The big bang theory), I didn't watch The big bang theory but I watch this and I felt fine about that I didn't watch the big bang theory so i admit that you can watch it before watching the big bang theory. every episode got its different pilot, it's not trying to be family friendly, in the show for example you can see a grandma that drinks alcohol, smoking and gambles and even though its still a show that the whole family can watch, the show talks a lot about religion and if im not mistaken some episodes are mostly about it and also this show got charismatic characters, for example the mom that talk a lot about religion stuff, the older brother georgy that interested a lot in girls and of course the genius and funny sheldon.

Nach Big Bang ein perfekter Spiegel von Sheldon. Man merkt wie er älter wird und innerlich wächst. Der Humor kommt hierbei nicht zu kurz. Insgesamt eine gute Sitcom für zwischendurch. Der Staffelplot ist interessant gestaltet, wodurch Folgen in ihrer Einzelbetrachtung an jedoch Kraft verlieren. Daher existiert Sitcom untypisch kein wiederschau Wert.

A good show, no laugh track which is good because nobody wants to hear a laugh track every 2 seconds. Despite not being the titular character of the show, characters Georgie, Missy, Meemaw and George Cooper absolutely carry this show. Sheldon is a very obnoxious, selfish, and just very annoying in general, almost like his Big Bang Theory counterpart. Though, this just means the actor is very good at making me dislike him.

I saw some amusing shorts on YouTube from the show, otherwise it would have never landed on my radar. I liked what I saw so I figured I'd give it a try. Typically this is not my type of genre but that turned out to be a huge positive. Usually there is always some thrilling drama, action, violence, sexuality, or what have you, but not here. Instead you get an innocent, heart-warming plot with lots of adorable moments. I often found myself going from tears in my eyes to bright smiles. Of course a miniature hero in the form of Sheldon Cooper stands at the heart of the show who is surrounded by a lovable cast in a credible small Texan town set in the 80s. The sets, details, and environments are convincing at all times and lend the show an American charm **** past. I found myself drifting off and day-dreaming frequently, wondering how life would have been in Texas during such a time. The jokes and humor of the show are not out of this world mind-blowing, but instead grounded and credible which I prefer much more. No laugh tracks, just genuine grins and chuckles. Each member of the main cast is likable and they all bring unique nuances into the family mix. Parenthood, struggle for employment and money, finding your place in your local community, commentary on faith, life with siblings, are just some of the themes that the series touches upon. At the moment of writing this, I am finishing up on the last available season six and I actually feel an urge to start a re-watch almost immediately. The show starts very strong in the first seasons and builds a good foundation. However, as with most television series, Young Sheldon too, does start to deteriorate from around Season 05 onwards. Don't get me wrong, I still find it enjoyable, however they are mixing in more and more drama to add unneeded tension to the show. At this point I enumerate some spoiler-free examples of what those are, but this good for nothing piece of filthy **** site won't accept my two lines of **** text, nor does it place my paragraphs where I set them. How can you get this so **** wrong, on an ancient, good for nothing, web1.0 site that hasn't been updated in 450 years? Utterly useless and worthless. Back to the review: In other words, the show started with innocence and touching moments at its foundation and has wholly departed therefrom in favor of something on the opposite side of the spectrum. As I said, I've come to appreciate this show for that and now I'm increasingly left with a sour aftertaste with all of these blown-up issues that I'd rather not deal with or see. That might sound incredibly sensitive at first, but I've seen all of these themes a million times in other generic shows, hence why I appreciated where Young Sheldon was headed initially. It all culminates with a miniature Skylar White, who acts in the most unrelatable and alien ways you could imagine. I find her scenes genuinely hard to watch. If this is the direction they are planning on heading, then it will be all down-hill from Season 7 onwards. But maybe this is the only available path left to travel. There is only so many times you can go over the same themes from different angles. It also appears as if Sheldon drifts off into the background more and more as all the other characters are being fleshed out and drawn to the foreground. Not sure what to think of that yet. All I really need and want from this spectacle is to show me that everything's going to be alright in the end. Maybe I am judging the current season (6) prematurely and it'll all work out in the end. I imagine it's a tough job to bridge the gap between an adorable little child to teenage Sheldon to THE Sheldon Cooper of Big Bang Theory. Who knows what they have planned. As it stands, I think my watch has been worth it. Bottom line: A great show that turned out to be surprisingly uplifting and heart-warming.

This is a really great show that breaks from the laugh-track sitcom formula of the big bang theory and creates a funny AND heartwarming show with touching moments and likable characters.

Young Sheldon should be the the number 1 show on television I love it’s so light hearted iain armitage should win an Emmy his performance in the show is perfect

The presence of that kid could bring out the rage in even the Dali Lama. His face is just so unbelievably punchable, and I guess if you didn't enjoy Big Bang theory, you're not the target audience so disliking it shouldn't be a surprise. But good god, what an abysmally unfunny show.

It is not for me. Big bang theory spin off, based on a younger version of one of the most irritating charcarter of that series. Aimed toward young audience it looks and feel like a fanfiction.

It's still very enjoyable but the plotlines are running a bit thin. Mimo and Missy are the best characters now!

Before watching Young Sheldon I didn't know you could get cancer twice, but yet here we are.

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this is such a caricature that it's frustrating to watch without loosing your patience. Let's be fair, it's aimed at young kids, nothing more.

At first, the thought of a prequel show for the Big Bang Theory is questionable, but Jon Favreau once again proves me wrong.

The funniest serial ever. It is very kind and family and really brings a smile.

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It's very relaxing, funny, well-acting shows, kinda touching when some scenes are related with the actual TBBT, oh those are good old days.

I love the show. It's one of the few new ones that I'll watch. I was, however, a bit taken back by the end of the Oct. 17 episode in which the sister throws an apple at the head of a boy. Just because he liked someone else. Thirty years ago it may have been funny, but I don't think it is today. I wonder what the reaction would have been if a boy had thrown an apple at her head? It depicts an often ignored double-standard that exists in entertainment these days.