Set in the present day with flashbacks to the 1990s, the comedy revolves around outgoing middle-schooler Sydney Reynolds, who lives with her single dad Max and her progressive grandmother Ju... Read allSet in the present day with flashbacks to the 1990s, the comedy revolves around outgoing middle-schooler Sydney Reynolds, who lives with her single dad Max and her progressive grandmother Judy--three generations under one roof.Set in the present day with flashbacks to the 1990s, the comedy revolves around outgoing middle-schooler Sydney Reynolds, who lives with her single dad Max and her progressive grandmother Judy--three generations under one roof.
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This show is definitely much better than most shows on Disney. It's actually pretty good. Of course, there's still forced humor, but I like the characters and the flashbacks to the dad's childhood. It's nice having Syndey just living with her dad and then her dad was just living with his mom.
This show is 100% better than the garbage Disney executives call 'sitcoms'.
It's still pretty bad. Same AWFUL child actors. Annoying characters. Poor writing.
One thing I will give it, is that it explores the rebellious side of teenagers, which many shows do awfully, but this THIS SHOW does it fairly well. And the dad is a nice character.
So if Disney decides to air THE NEW PROGRAMMING DURING TIMES PEOPLE WILL ACTUALLY WATCH IT, put it on if you are super bored.
It's still pretty bad. Same AWFUL child actors. Annoying characters. Poor writing.
One thing I will give it, is that it explores the rebellious side of teenagers, which many shows do awfully, but this THIS SHOW does it fairly well. And the dad is a nice character.
So if Disney decides to air THE NEW PROGRAMMING DURING TIMES PEOPLE WILL ACTUALLY WATCH IT, put it on if you are super bored.
I've been wanting to get into new Disney shows lately since I've started watching TV more often now and I decided to give this one a try because I just finished watching Coop & Cami Ask The World and that show's really good. The plot of Sydney To The Max really made me interested in watching because Sydney's mom died and my mom has also died and I live with my grandma like Sydney does (I don't live with my dad though). Anyways I really am enjoying watching the show a whole lot. I'm not a fan of the flashbacks but it is cool and different for a Disney show to do that. A lot of times the flashbacks are more interesting than the present day plots. At least people can't complain that this show is exactly copying another show like they complain about so many other new Disney shows. I love seeing Sydney's dad,Max, raise Sydney and the Grandma is pretty cool. I've seen some people complain about Sydney being disrespectful and yeah she does go against what her Dad says but that's how kids are in every show. That's how you get a plot going. In the end Max is able to connect with Sydney and their able to talk through Sydney's problems and wants because Max has gone through a lot of similar things that Sydney has gone through. I do recommend this show for anyone wanting a Disney show to watch.
The show features a single dad, so YAY! The show itself has many problems. The stories are very generic, and the first three episodes have the same repetitive story line. Sydney wants something, she doesn't get it, flashback, she gets it anyways and is never actually being punished for her actions for doing things behind her dad's back. What is this teaching kids? Overall, as a teen I do enjoy this show, and keep watching because I think it is good but, for the younger generation it can send negative vibes there way. I will continue to watch just to see what happens.
The production, casting and writing of this show is good. There's really two shows with an emphasis on current day Sydney versus past tense Max.
The plots are similar most episodes: a deception usually caused by not being forthcoming leads one party to mistake the intentions of another party.
The plots are similar most episodes: a deception usually caused by not being forthcoming leads one party to mistake the intentions of another party.
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- TriviaCaroline Rhea (Judy) is only 13 years older than Ian Reed Kelser, who plays her son Max.
- GoofsOlive said she asked for disposable earplugs for Christmas in season 1, but in season 2 it is revealed that Olive celebrates Hanukah.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Celebrity Wheel of Fortune: Andy Richter, Vanilla Ice and Caroline Rhea (2021)
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