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“The Big Bang Theory” ended after 12 seasons and the same number of years in May 2019, and just like that, features Jim Parsons, Johnny Galecki, Simon Helberg, Kunal Nayyar, Kaley Cuoco, Melissa Rauch and Mayim Bialik – who played Sheldon Cooper, Leonard Hofstadter Wolowtz, Raj Koother, Penny Hofstadter, Bernadette Rostenkowski -Wolowitz and Amy Farrah Fowler, respectively – have finished the roles they had lived in for years. In the end, the story of “The Big Bang Theory” ends happily; Sheldon and Amy won a Nobel Payer in Physics for their revolutionary work in super-asymmetry, and despite some speedbumps, all Sheldon’s friends go to Stockholm to support him during the ceremony. So, what does it think of the final?
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In a post-Final functionality in The Hollywood ReporterAll the actors have shared their reactions, and Startons spoke of something that the original creator of the show, Chuck Lorre, told him once who helped to collect everything for him.
“Chuck Lorre said once watching these characters change is like looking at the paint dry – you wouldn’t even notice that it happened,” said Parsons. “It turned out to be true and not true. We were able to play long enough for them to change, and you noticed it because at one point, they wrote enough episodes, like, well, we owe.
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Not only that, but Parsons shared that all the main members of the distribution obtained a small gift for separation, and even it made it super-emotional. “The sets department was kind enough to make us all the replicas of the little sign that says 4A on the apartment,” he said. “I opened this and I had tears in my eyes immediately. It was funny to close – it was these little moments of trigger. Like,” I’m fine, I’m fine. “And then I cry.”
