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]]>These shows don’t just share similar humor as the CBS hit comedy, but they are also entertaining in their own right. So, after The Big Bang Theory bows out, you’ll have something to keep you occupied until the mourning period is over. Let’s check them out.
Why don’t go with an obvious choice? Young Sheldon is a direct spinoff of The Big Bang Theory, with the same creators and writers working on the project. It focuses on Sheldon’s high school days and him growing up in Texas. The sitcom became an immediate hit with the audience and is just about to enter its second season, so it should go on for years.
Now let’s try with an unconventional choice. While the show doesn’t have the “geeky” feel to it, the story shares some similar elements to The Big Bang Theory. A girl moves into an apartment building with three guys, which causes numerous funny situations.
The IT Crowd revolves around the three members of Reynholm Industries’ IT department and their everyday lives. It has a group of nerds as main characters like The Big Bang Theory, but the jokes are a lot simpler, and you don’t have to be into science or pop culture to get them. Four seasons of the show have aired so far.
Silicon Valley focuses on five friends who are trying to start a company in Silicon Valley and is by far the best option to move on to after The Big Bang Theory. You’ll get all the things The Big Bang Theory offers – nerdy jokes, cringey moments, and science – but on a much larger scale. Five seasons have already aired and more are on the way, so you’ll be set for a couple of years at least.
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]]>Ross and Rachel practically invented the on-screen “will they, won’t they” relationship. It took them ten seasons of dates, fights, marriage, divorce and having a baby together to finally realize they wanted to be together. By that point, we didn’t really care… (joking, of course we did).
From the early episodes of season one, it became obvious that there was something between Nick and Jess. Still, it took them several seasons of working out how they feel and dating then breaking up to finally get it together in the season 6 finale.
JD and Eliot were more on-and-off than Robert Pattinson in the first half hour of Twilight. Despite the fact that the whole point of their relationship is that they don’t work together, the producers and writers opted for the cliche of them ending up together after a merry-go-round of relationship failure.
The Big Bang Theory managed to put off marrying the two characters we have been rooting for from episode one until season nine. That means we had to endure over 160 episodes waiting to see if they’d actually go through with it. Yawn.
We spent nine whole seasons waiting to see how Ted met the mother of his children, only to meet her for a few episodes before she was killed off. The rest of the show seemed to focus on Ted’s unconditional love for Robin and his regret for not doing enough about it until the very last episode.
Reckon we’re being too harsh? Let us know in the comments below.
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]]>The post Four Great Shows You Must Watch if You Like “The Big Bang Theory” appeared first on Entertainment For Us.
]]>These shows don’t just share similar humor as the CBS hit comedy, but they are also entertaining in their own right. So, after The Big Bang Theory bows out, you’ll have something to keep you occupied until the mourning period is over. Let’s check them out.
Why don’t go with an obvious choice? Young Sheldon is a direct spinoff of The Big Bang Theory, with the same creators and writers working on the project. It focuses on Sheldon’s high school days and him growing up in Texas. The sitcom became an immediate hit with the audience and is just about to enter its second season, so it should go on for years.
Now let’s try with an unconventional choice. While the show doesn’t have the “geeky” feel to it, the story shares some similar elements to The Big Bang Theory. A girl moves into an apartment building with three guys, which causes numerous funny situations.
The IT Crowd revolves around the three members of Reynholm Industries’ IT department and their everyday lives. It has a group of nerds as main characters like The Big Bang Theory, but the jokes are a lot simpler, and you don’t have to be into science or pop culture to get them. Four seasons of the show have aired so far.
Silicon Valley focuses on five friends who are trying to start a company in Silicon Valley and is by far the best option to move on to after The Big Bang Theory. You’ll get all the things The Big Bang Theory offers – nerdy jokes, cringey moments, and science – but on a much larger scale. Five seasons have already aired and more are on the way, so you’ll be set for a couple of years at least.
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]]>The post 5 “Will They, Won’t They” TV Couples That Became Exhausting To Watch appeared first on Entertainment For Us.
]]>Ross and Rachel practically invented the on-screen “will they, won’t they” relationship. It took them ten seasons of dates, fights, marriage, divorce and having a baby together to finally realize they wanted to be together. By that point, we didn’t really care… (joking, of course we did).
From the early episodes of season one, it became obvious that there was something between Nick and Jess. Still, it took them several seasons of working out how they feel and dating then breaking up to finally get it together in the season 6 finale.
JD and Eliot were more on-and-off than Robert Pattinson in the first half hour of Twilight. Despite the fact that the whole point of their relationship is that they don’t work together, the producers and writers opted for the cliche of them ending up together after a merry-go-round of relationship failure.
The Big Bang Theory managed to put off marrying the two characters we have been rooting for from episode one until season nine. That means we had to endure over 160 episodes waiting to see if they’d actually go through with it. Yawn.
We spent nine whole seasons waiting to see how Ted met the mother of his children, only to meet her for a few episodes before she was killed off. The rest of the show seemed to focus on Ted’s unconditional love for Robin and his regret for not doing enough about it until the very last episode.
Reckon we’re being too harsh? Let us know in the comments below.
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