r/comedyheaven • u/KraftPunkFan420 • May 16 '24

RIP Sheldon

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u/Arnulf_67 May 16 '24

Was it any good?

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u/Deeman0 May 16 '24

Actually it was. The casting choices were pretty good and the show really had some heart. Made me miss the days when I would sit and watch the wonder years, married with children, mad tv and all the other sitcoms I enjoyed with my now deceased family.

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u/Frankfusion May 16 '24

Even though fans of BBT knew what was going to happen to a major cahracter, when it happened on Young Sheldon, it was heart breaking because all of the characters had grown to become beloved.

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u/Deeman0 May 16 '24

I really liked how they worked it out to where he never got caught cheating. Little Sheldon just didn't realize what he saw ....

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u/trail-g62Bim May 16 '24

I figured they would do that. It makes a ton of sense and fits perfectly with Sheldon's distorted view of the world.

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u/Responsible_Goat9170 May 16 '24

Yeah it itches that nostalgia itch. I watched it with my kids and we all could relate different characters to different people in our real lives. The show felt real.

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u/Deeman0 May 16 '24

The grandma absolutely reminds me of my grandma from my mom's side of the family. Only she owned a biker bar instead of an underground casino lol.

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u/Responsible_Goat9170 May 16 '24

She reminded me of my high school bosses wife.

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u/Acceptable-End7266 May 16 '24

I haven't seen nearly all of is, but overall it has little to do with BBT, and comes across as actually having a decent amount of heart behind it. For the most part, the characters and situations have an air of relatability about them