Young Sheldon:TheCompleteSecond Season [Blu-ray]

Season one was excellent really quirky, and funny.Likeable characters, enjoyed watching with our 11yr old son. Would definitely recommend. Straight off watching season one wePurchased season two, only a few episodes in but still really great!

This series is so enjoyable, addictive and hilarious! I am so glad I decided to watch it!

If you liked the first season then you’re love this 1!!!It’s so funny!

If you are a fan of the Big Bang Theory, this series about the life of a young Sheldon Cooper is for you. Love it so much!

Explains Older Sheldon. Very well written

I enjoyed it even more than the first series

Why can I buy episode 9 but not episode 8

Absolutely fantastic

Always loved the show. The 2nd season was a good one.

Very funny, without the constant whining of the grown-up Sheldon.

Muy divertida!!! La entrega fue rápida

The second season of Young Sheldon (which also aired concurrently with BBT's final season) provided more character development, fleshed out storylines for all the characters (even if just for an episode or two), and brought the show solidly into the "dramedy" category with a lot of touching and even sad moments. It also expanded the cast making Wallace Shawn a major recurring character (almost a series regular) and brought in Mckenna Grace as a recurring rival child-genius to Sheldon. I will not go too into storylines, but we did see moments referenced on the BBT (like Sheldon trying to build a nuclear reactor to power the neighborhood), and in the season finale a very touching scene with the BBT characters as children.For those who get the blu-ray set, it is a basic MOD set. No extras of any kind. Just the episodes, which do have English captions (which can be hit and miss on MOD sets). So, if you only get the physical discs when there are a lot of extras, then you will probably just want to stream this. Overall, the show continues to be very good, and definitely not a carbon copy of BBT. Ian Armitage continues to make the character of Sheldon his own while doing a great job at giving glimpses of Jim Parson's version of Sheldon.

An interesting continuation of The Big Bang Theory's story, told from the perspective of a young Sheldon Lee Cooper as he moves forward toward the character that we all know as an adult. It's fun to see the young version of Missy and Georgie, as well as Mary, Meemah and, of course George Sr. The other characters add to the story so we don't just see things strictly from Sheldon's view. All of these characters are played by strong actors who make this a truly enjoyable experience.