BACK IN AUGUST, Twitter had an absolute field day celebrating the news that The Big Bang Theory had been cancelled.
Yep, after 12 seasons, it was confirmed that the show would be coming to an end this May.
And while there is no doubt that much of the public seemed relieved to know that their prayers have been answered, it’s important to acknowledge the folk who truly got a kick out of Sheldon and the squad.
We mean, it ran for 12 seasons, so someone was definitely watching, right?
If you’re that person, then rest assured that the show wasn’t brought to an end before its time – something Jim Parsons, who plays Dr Sheldon Cooper, confirmed during an interview with Entertainment Weekly this week.
“There’s no negative reason to stop doing Big Bang. It’s both as complex and as simple as that it just felt innately that it was time,” he said.
We’ve gotten to do so many things, you know, and I think we could keep telling stories, but it doesn’t have that – it feels like we’ve really gotten to chew all the meat off this bone, as it were.
“So, in that way, it’s exciting, you know? What is this next chapter of life? What is this next chapter of career for all of us?”
It’ll be very, very sad when it does end. I think people are OK when they graduate things too, and there’s frequently tears at graduation. It’s hard to say goodbye to people that you’ve worked with for so long.
So yes, he’ll certainly be sad, but he needs you to be as strong as he’s going to be, guys.
