Sydney to the Max

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.

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.

I will say at first i wasn't really into this show, but after a while it did grow on me, i can say the premise of the show is pretty interesting too, its cool to see a flashback of Max as Sydney's age in the 90's and experience the show in that perspective as well, Leo is also a good supporting character...also no offense i will always see Caroline Rhea as Aunt Hilda 🤣 but she is also good in this show too and also an interesting character.

This show gives you a throwback vibe of old Disney shows and is entertaining to watch. Sydney is a funny seventh grader along with her best friend. Her grandmother is a hip person and her dad seems like a dad joke kind of person. I definitely recommend this show!

I have three young daughters and this show is one of those feel good shows that helps bridge the divide between how things were when I was a kid and how things are for them. I like the B story of the dad as a child going through something similar as a kid. It's a fun show that doesn't seem to take it's self too serious and can be fun for parents and kids.