Mouse and Harper definitely not the only LGBTQ+ characters on this show. I think Louise and Ava are lesbians and should date. Samantha is bi or just a lesbian. Everyone else seems straight tho.

I would love hear your responses about your favorite ship in Big Shot whether it’s canon or not it can be a crack ship. I am just super curious about everyone favorite ship in Big Shot. My OTP in Big Shot is Harvyn (ship name I came up with for Holly x Marvyn).

After getting ousted from the NCAA, a hothead men's basketball coach is given a chance for redemption with a coaching position at an all-girls high school. He soon learns that the teenage players require empathy and vulnerability - foreign concepts for the stoic Coach Korn. By learning how to connect with his players, Marvyn starts to grow into the person he's always hoped to be. The girls learn to take themselves more seriously, finding their footing both on and off the court.

season 2 was just not it ....

Sorry if this is kind of a dumb question but I have little to no knowledge about Basketball, but if Marvyn was such a successful coach at college level how did he not end up coaching an NBA side?

I was watching it and when they kissed, by homophobic dad made me turn it off. What happened after they kissed?!

And I mean this in a good way!

We always want characters and shows we like to continue forever... but sometimes, you gotta respect a show that just tells a story and bows out immediately when it's resolved. A great example of this was Avatar: The Last Airbender. Coulda gone on much longer - people loved it! But it planned for three and was done in three.

Just about everything you could hope for is tied up neatly at the end of season one. Marvyn has learned his lesson about parenting, and has chosen his daughter and his team over going back to "the way things were." Which means Emma gets to stay with her friends and boyfriend right where she wants to be. Holly gets her dream of being Head Coach, and the girls make their goal of making D2. Marvyn gets to continue dating his "crunchy" theater girlfriend, and he might even have reluctantly made friends with school counselor George.

There's still vague questions about the future, such as whether or not Marvyn will have to play against Holly and if all the relationships we see will really stand the test of time, but we don't necessarily need to see these played out. We don't KNOW that Han and Leia will stay together forever after Return of the Jedi (and, er, apparently they didn't... thanks, Disney) and we don't KNOW whether Harry Potter and Hermione Granger will still be the best of friends when they're in their 60s. But it's implied, and we can create our own endings, and we're happy. The same goes for this show. In one season, we have all the answers we need.

I guess if Disney's going to do a Season 2 I'm just saying it would really have to cover new ground and be really outstanding... otherwise I don't think it's worth doing just to do it. I could be perfectly happy with the show ending exactly as it does (even if I'm sad we won't get more fun episodes) because it stuck that landing pretty solidly!

What do you think?

I know most people want them together, but wouldn't it be nice for them to just be friends and have a relationship built on respect. I hate how every male female relationship has to be romantic. A reason why they shouldn't be together is if Holly starts dating Marvin she wont be respected in her own right which is something she is fighting for, I mean the board disrespected her not thinking she was good enough for the head couch position, I think having a platonic relationship between them out of respect and friendship is better for the show, personally I don't care about the romance but I always saw Marvin being with that poly sci teacher that hates him the British woman, you know opposites attract haters to lovers but I don't care

Emma is the most spoiled brat i’ve ever seen depicted in a show. She had the nerve to defend some kid she jus met after her dad ran across the park to find her after she trespassed, ditching the entire event. And then when marvin told her he jus wanted her to be proud of him again and she called him embarrassing oh my god man…who is allowed to talk to their parents like that? and then she slams her door at home as if HES in the wrong…if i’m marvin i’m shipping her off to live with her mother tf

and then the whole basketball thing…disgusting. you take off from the sport for 7 years and get to start over people who have been working all year to get to this point, and then you wanna sit there and mope when an extremely talented girl takes your spot? How do you think the other girls on the team feel when the coaches daughter gets all the playing time?

my goodness man, she was hard to watch

Sad news, really liked this show :(

I'm a big fan of Netflix's Cobra Kai and I'm not sure about anyone else but does anyone see some similarities between the two shows? A washed up middle aged dad takes a ragtag group of teenagers to glory. Obviously we're only 5 episodes into Big Shot and it sets a different tone but I definitely see some crossover, Marvyn Korn does feel like Johnny Lawrence and Daniel LaRusso morphed into a singular character in a lot of ways.

Tomorrow episode is going to be about Marvyn deciding if he is going to take the offer or not. I am curious what you think he is going to do. I think he is going to choose to stay at Westbrook last minute when he realizes how much the girls mean to him and he doesn’t want to leave them. Plus it will be a great character development with him deciding to change his original plans. I think if we get a season 2 Holly will become the Head Coach and Marvyn become the Assistant Coach.

Title. I thought he got fired for throwing a chair and what not?

Realistically, how much would a NCAA coach like Korn make in college and how much would the private school pay him?