The Big Bang Theory (TV Series) The Tenant Disassociation (2018) User Reviews

The Tenant Disassociation

[bobcobb301 · 7/10 · 6 April 2018]

A pretty solid episode here. Bang is such a cliched and generic show at this point so when take a premise ripped from An Idiot's Guide To Sitcoms by having a fight with the tenant's association, it ends up being pretty funny.

I would have liked to see this topic revisited, but I have a feeling they will forget Leonard is ever President and never mention it again.

Sheldon and the Drone

[Hitchcoc · 7/10 · 28 November 2021]

When Sheldon begins to try to run things, he announces that he is the President of the Tenants' Association and has absolute power. A silly effort is put in motion by Penny and Leonard. One interesting thing is that in the Ninth Season we meet some of the other tenants in the building. Second plot concerns a drone found by Howard's hot tub and the young woman who owns it. Raj comes off as a rather dangerous character.

Funniest so far...

[Carlos_Fifth · 8/10 · 6 April 2018]

The funniest episode so far in this season . It was like watching the old god seasons, good for you guys.

Ending with a wimper not a bang. Smae old, same old...

[sysdev · 3/10 · 7 April 2018]

This series has gone completely in the dumper. Some praise this episode for being "like watching old go(o)d seasons That's exactly the problem with the show it has stagnated, glimpses of possible change in the way Sheldon for the better are forgotten in the next episode. The Sheldon character has turned into a relentlessly annoying character. The rest of the cast follows the same lame formula week after week, no change, no growth. They exist only enable the Sheldon characters pettiness. The only reason I check in to see what is going on with this show is to see how it will finally end. Wimper or Bang? Maybe the horrid laugh track will keep it going by making the viewers think this show is actually funny to someone.

They rode the Sheldon horse too long

[barodabulldog · 4/10 · 1 September 2022]

At some point, as they learn all the childish, mean, and annoying things Sheldon has done to each of them, you think they would throw him out the window. While it's funny in the earlier seasons it's tired and aggravating at this point. I would rather have seen stories about Stuart and Kripke.

This season it starts to feel like the actors are simply reciting lines and they have lost interest. The characters had growth over the years. It had to be somewhat disappointing how often this season returns to characters stereotypes they have outgrown.

In this season Sheldon's belittling of Leonard, or explaining things to Penny, just seems like a step backwards. He should have grown passed this. This episode is worse because we start to see that Sheldon does things just to be mean and feel powerful. This character is not their friend, he is their bully.

Someone needs to work on continuity

[eapepin-01129 · 5/10 · 5 January 2024]

First there's no way a single tenant could decide to make themselves president of a tenant's association and get away with it. And regardless of the idiotic stunts Cooper gets away with, this would never happen. Secondly, drones record video. They do not record audio. All you would hear are the sounds of the propellers so there's no way she could listen to anything being said. Even commercial production drones don't record audio. Audio is always recorded separately to capture natural sound and added in post production. There are so many inaccuracies in this program it's unbelievable. In real life Sheldon wouldn't have survived the first week before being beaten to a pulp. But not by Leonard. He's the biggest wimp on the show.

Idiot Sheldon Episode

[vintagegeek · 5/10 · 2 February 2022]

I always hate the episodes where Sheldon drags the group, and they allow it, into stupid situations. Specifically in this one Sheldon being the Association Manager, as well as the soul member. It just ruins the rest of a fun show. They should have just smacked him a few times lake bad dog.

One of the best in the season ; nevertheless disappointing.

[CobertNeede · 5/10 · 12 April 2018]

The Big Bang Theory suffers from too much drama at where it shouldn't be. The episode brings too much 'Sheldon' to the front, but succeeds partially at that. It was certainly funny in some parts ; a phenomenon that i haven't witnessed all season.

With some dodgy story-lines, a pretty interesting outcome, this episode stands out from the rest as being very 'nostalgic', you could say.

But still, the ending and everything was a classic Tbbt.