I'm writing this review in 2022, after watching this episode of BBT. While I'm not particularly crazy about Star Wars like the guys in this show (neither about Star Trek, just for the record), I did went to cinema to see every Star Wars movie and spin-off in the last seven years. And I do remember the worldwide craze in December, 2015 when the 7th episode was released. But somehow, the writers of this show managed to overshadow even that, with the character Amy, and what she's doing to Sheldon.
Amy is the most homely, nasty, and audience-repelling character I've ever seen. She's simply unbelievable. And the change in Sheldon's characters are most unacceptable. The writers didn't even try to ease it. They just made him a different person out of nowhere, completely ignoring the character that they've been building in the first four seasons.
If you haven't seen this episode, don't let its rating fool you. That's for Star Wars. But if Sheldon wasn't enough to save this show from Amy, neither can Star Wars.
Amy is the most homely, nasty, and audience-repelling character I've ever seen. She's simply unbelievable. And the change in Sheldon's characters are most unacceptable. The writers didn't even try to ease it. They just made him a different person out of nowhere, completely ignoring the character that they've been building in the first four seasons.
If you haven't seen this episode, don't let its rating fool you. That's for Star Wars. But if Sheldon wasn't enough to save this show from Amy, neither can Star Wars.