Warning: Full spoilers for the ninth season of The Big Bang Theory below.
In a TV landscape where lasting success is incredibly difficult to come by, The Big Bang Theory has defied all odds and managed to survive for a full nine seasons (with at least one more yet to come). In terms of ratings, the show is as popular and successful as ever. In terms of quality, things were a little more chaotic this year. Season 9 took some interesting gambles that helped shake up the familiar formula. At the same time, there was an awful lot of wasted potential, particularly in the latter half of the season. The result was a very uneven and often frustrating experience.
The fallout of Season 8 necessitated a few major changes when the show returned last fall. For one thing, Sheldon (Jim Parsons) was coping with being dumped by long-time girlfriend Amy (Mayim Bialik) even as he was on the verge of proposing to her. Meanwhile, Leonard (Johnny Galecki) and Penny (Kaley Cuoco) were still determined to carry out their impulsive Vegas wedding despite Leonard admitting to a drunken faux pas during his extended absence months before. Both of those storylines set the tone for the first few months of the season. The Big Bang Theory suddenly became a darker and more drama-fueled show. "Darker" being a very relative term, of course, but the tonal shift was very apparent in the premiere and long afterward.
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