Young Sheldon to Joey, 5 beloved side characters who got a show of their own

Young Sheldon to Joey, 5 beloved side characters who got a show of their own

 Better Call Saul on Colors Infinity-- While not formally introduced into the Breaking Bad world until the second season, Saul Goodman becomes an indispensable and charismatic character who helps push the story forward with his shrewd and dirty legal tactics. The show is set six years before Saul was introduced to Walter White. The show has received critical acclaim for the plot and the acting.

Young Sheldon on Comedy Central-- The Big Bang Theory is an accumulation of fun and comical characters that won over the hearts of many viewers. The 2007 sitcom became a hit as it followed the lives of two best friends and roommates who are geniuses and work at the Califonia Institute of Technology along with their friends. One of the show's main characters, Sheldon, became especially popular for his unique personality that often raised questions. So much so that he was given a spinoff show that also served as a backstory. The show told his story starting at the age of nine living with his family in Texas.

Drake and Josh on Hulu-- When it came to watching television as a kid, there were a handful of shows which were popular. The Amanda Show was a kid version of an adult talk show starring Amanda Bynes. From this show came one of the most recognized sitcoms. The main actors for Drake & Josh originally appeared on The Amanda Show. After its's end, the producers decided to develop the new series with them in the main roles. The two teens learn to become friends as well as step-siblings when their parents get married.

Joey on Amazon Prime Video-- FRIENDS was one of the most popular television sitcoms of all time. Fans were so intrigued by the popular character Joey that they were anticipating a spin-off especially for him! The character of Joey played by Matt LeBlanc continued his womanizing character from FRIENDS but sadly didn’t receive the same love the OG and was canceled after the second season.

The Falcon and the Winter Soldier on Disney+Hotstar-- We saw Bucky and Sam in the MCU as side characters and superheroes but we didn’t realize that we needed their separate series till we saw The Falcon and The Winter Soldier. Over the course of Marvel Studios’ show, the titular heroes Sam Wilson and Bucky Barnes come across as unlikely allies and are forced to deal with a handful of roadblocks. Who can and can’t be trusted? From Karli Morgenthau and the Flag Smashers, to the reappearance of Sharon Carter and Baron Zemo, to John Walker popping up at the most inconvenient times, the peripheral players contribute largely to the overall story.