Stuart Fails to Save the Universe Debuts at 69% on Rotten Tomatoes From 16 Reviews

3 articles · Updated · MovieWeb · Jul 22

Rotten Tomatoes posted an initial 69% critics score for HBO Max's "Stuart Fails to Save the Universe," based on 16 reviews ahead of its July 23 release.
That makes it the lowest-rated series in "The Big Bang Theory" TV universe so far, trailing the original show's 81% and "George and Mandy's First Marriage" at 89%.
Early reviews were mixed-to-positive: critics praised the spin-off's fresh, absurd multiverse premise and focus on supporting characters, while some said it falls short of a full creative breakthrough.
The new series centers on Kevin Sussman's Stuart Bloom, joined by returning franchise characters as they jump across alternate dimensions to stop a multiversal apocalypse.

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