magsirover

I won't talk much about it's technicalities-- one thing I can share though is that, I find the animation with Mary & Max better than Memoir of a Snail. Although in terms of story, I'd say this has been written exactly as intended. To feel what a person experiences in terms of fear in society, life and loss. A truly unique experience that leaves you feeling resolved at the end of the show. If I could share my favorite scenes would be how directly it was shared and portrayed the hypocrisy of religion as well as a light brush on the topic of gender relationships. It was wholesome as it was interesting!

While, I admit my love for science did not reach a peak where I could actually become a scientist. I have adored the banter, sarcasm and social depictions the show has portrayed. To add, the idea of social out-cast turn into the cool-kids factor carried out into adult-hood which makes it totally worth the watch. While it's true that I may not have 100 and above IQ. I love the idea of how the probability of their friendship was shaped and seemingly predestined from the get-go of it's story. Sheldon and Leonard, although at odds have developed a very interesting chemistry that cannot be disregarded. I'd say if you're looking for something out-of-this world, Big Bang is definitely the show for you.

Also, the only reason my rating is 9/10 is mostly because it's not a show everyone can entirely relate. So that 1% is for those who aren't fans of science and the arts. But, if you do take a leap of faith and watch. You'd enjoy the interpersonal relationships development in the show.