If you’ve watched both shows — the mega-hit sitcom The Big Bang Theory (TBBT) and its spinoff/prequel Young Sheldon (YS) — you’ve likely felt something: the prequel just feels different, more intimate, more emotionally grounded, more “real”.
Why is that?
One big difference is format. Young Sheldon is shot in a single-camera style, meaning no laugh track, no live audience, more cinematic lighting and pacing. YS is able to use longer takes, more subtle emotion, more naturalistic behaviours.
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