01-27-2019, 02:58 AM
Jim did great by putting an end to this shit show. It was long overdue. They can put down Sheldon all they want but Sheldon is still the reason for longeveity and ratings. Do you really think Lenny is the reason for high ratings ? Even in season 5-7, there was a healthy amount of Shenny friendship moments that kept the plot going forward and I suspect, it was a major reason why the ratings were so high. But post season 9 has been absolute Shenny drought and as expected, the show as gone to crap. Johnny is just not believable as a romantic lead. His character sucks life out of Kaley's character too. I see comments all over the internet that NO way are Leonard/Penny a believable and interesting couple. Peddling Lenny again and again ultimately led to creative blackhole and the cracks started to show by season 8 when they started keeping shenny apart and forced Lenny and Shamy more and more exclusively.
Is anyone really suprised that TBBT is considered a laughing stock of television and absolute lowest common denominator show these days ? Which critics even talk about TBBT positively these days ? When did they last get nominated at the Emmys ? The writers deserve all the hatred, criticism and awards snubs. They brought it on themselves. The best scenes from the early show were what won Jim Parsons so many awards and what put TBBT on the map. I wish Jim and Kaley success in the future and hope they move further away from the sad caricatures their characters became.
Is anyone really suprised that TBBT is considered a laughing stock of television and absolute lowest common denominator show these days ? Which critics even talk about TBBT positively these days ? When did they last get nominated at the Emmys ? The writers deserve all the hatred, criticism and awards snubs. They brought it on themselves. The best scenes from the early show were what won Jim Parsons so many awards and what put TBBT on the map. I wish Jim and Kaley success in the future and hope they move further away from the sad caricatures their characters became.