People of certain conviction often had, we say, a controversial relationship with "Big Bang theory" when broadcast on CBS. Excessive characterization and humor of the Jacques Lor comedy series and Bill Pradi, along with his brazenly ordinary sexism early, made the subject of contempt in certain social circles and phandomes online. (As for the "community"-especially, they referred to the heads, "Big Bang theory" was the number one public enemy.) That it was Astver in the rating game, only forcing people to be much more comfortable by hitting in that.

Anyway, just as /the movie BJ Kolangelo was right to include Big Bang's theory of Her list of Lore's top five showsI will go to continue the olive branch to all those who adore Sheldon Cooper and friends and admit: "Big Bang theory" Complete deserve a bad rap he receives.

Yes, the jokes of the show's Nerd culture of the show can test your patience, and goodness knows that his male characters can be emotional terrorists. (This is the part where I give Leonard Hoffstadr to Johnoni Galke, Side Eye.) However, as the series goes, his characters not only develop into better people, but also their relationships with each other also take larger dimensions and become truly striving. Big Bang's theory even improves with jumps and boundaries when it comes to his gender dynamics after making Bernadet Rostenkovski (Melissa Rauch) and Amy Farah Fowler (Maim Biakik) part of the Central Ensemble for several seasons in - - - As I would gladly tell you co-that Simon Helberg.

Ready for another truth bomb? The spin-off of the show, "Young Sheldon", is good, in fact. Just so unstable, it is a series that spectators who either despise or have never seen the "Big Bang theory" can enjoy as much (and perhaps even more than) those who have adapted to all 12 seasons of Sheldon's adult escape.

Warnings about older, well -known works come with loaded expectations, but the best do not require you to know something that enters. This releases the audience to choose and choose how to get involved with any piece of media, similar to How many fans of General's "Starwell War" "War" have chosen to experience the Skywalker saga For the first time. It is not to imply Sheldon Cooper and Anakin Skywalker are something similar. (Then again, There are Someone has actually seen these two in the room together?) But just as you can enjoy the "Starwell War War" trilogy, without knowing which little orphan Annie grows to be in advance, "Young Sheldon" does not kiss those who look at the most rude notion of what should happen to her names.

Lore and Pradi, who have also shown all seven seasons of Young Sheldon with Steve Holland, were not interested in finding out how to run the Big Bang theory of the same name. Instead, they made a sitcom - the one who is ready to be serious, and even shaken when the opportunity deserves - everything about the challenges of raising (or, in the case of Sheldon's deeply different brothers and sisters, growing together) a genius in the environment which is not exactly suitable to do just that. "The Young Sheldon" has not painted his Texan background in the late 1980s in the 1990s in the most flattering colors. As much as the series evokes the "mons' years", to the adult Sheldon (Jimim Parsons reproduces his role in "Big Bang theory"), lavishly recounting his childhood hijacks, it is far from too nostalgic for an era in history.

If there is one thing you are do Losing to not looking at "Big Bang's theory" before the "Young Sheldon", this is a complete context for scenes where the younger Sheldon (and Armitage) or misinterpreting a situation or not private to key information and how it is ingested in his behavior. The older colleague of the parental show on the series. However, even in those (relatively rare) cases, it is always clear how these events affect Sheldon as they grow and color its prospects of the series itself. If nothing else, these moments actually Give Big Bang's "Theory" more emotional depth, and when it comes to a particularly dramatic retrosEven a subtle gig of tragedy. It is that kind of tinted storytelling stories that makes the "young Sheldon" much more thoughtful than those who know the "Big Bang theory" as "The show where the nervous man shouts" Badgha! " can be expected.

"Young Sheldon" is currently fully in full on Max.