Interesting Facts About The Big Bang Theory

1. Two pilot episodes were shot for the show. The show filmed two different pilots because
The first pilot was not liked by the CBS but they felt that the show had potential.

2. Because of Sheldon’s awkward behaviour and anti-social qualities, many viewers naturally assume that the character hasAsperger’s syndrome.

3. Jim Parsons’ audition for the role of Dr Sheldon Cooper was so perfect that creator Chuck Lorre immediately asked him to come in again. Lorre wanted to be sure that Parsons was as smart as he appeared.

4. In the heyday of The Big Bang Theory, both Parsons (who plays Sheldon) and Kaley Cuoco (who plays Penny) were among the highest-paid actors and actresses in television.

5. CBS knew they had a winner on their hands, and granted Big Banga massive three-season renewal not once, but twice throughout the sitcom’s initial broadcast run.

6. At first, Robertson wrote the theme song as an acoustic ditty, which Lorre and Prady loved. But the singer then insisted that his bandmates accompany him on the track, creating the iconic song we all know today.

7. In the middle of the third season of the Big Bang Theory, the producers of the show got wind of a disturbing development: there was a series called The orists being broadcast in Belarus that was clearly plagiarized from The Big Bang Theory.

8. In 2013, Sheldon’s phrase “Bazinga!” got a whole lot more iconic. This was the year a group of biologists discovered a new species of orchid bee and named it Euglossa bazinga.

9. The male characters each have one item or category of clothing that is worn in pretty much every episode.

10. Though the show has come to an end, there’s still lots more in store for fans of Big Bang Theory. In 2017, the prequel show Young Sheldon, which follows Sheldon through his various foibles as a brilliant child, began airing on CBS. The idea for the show was suggested by Jim Parsons himself.