Big Bang Theory

A Sitcom That Evolved With Its Characters When The Big Bang Theory first aired in 2007, it was undeniably a male-centric sitcom. The original group […]

From Mockery to Celebration Before The Big Bang Theory hit television in 2007, “nerds” were often side characters — brilliant but socially awkward, more likely […]

Off-Screen Chemistry That Fueled On-Screen Magic The Big Bang Theory thrived on its ensemble cast’s unique chemistry. But part of what made the show so […]

The Breakout Character No One Saw Coming When The Big Bang Theory premiered, it was designed to be an ensemble comedy. Leonard was meant to […]

A Sitcom That Made Science Cool When The Big Bang Theory first premiered in 2007, few expected a sitcom about physicists and engineers to become […]

Few TV characters have made as unforgettable an impression as Dr. Sheldon Cooper. Played with brilliance by Jim Parsons, Sheldon was a once-in-a-generation sitcom creation—infuriating, […]

Introduction She didn’t have a PhD, wasn’t fluent in Klingon, and never cared much for comic books—but Penny, played by Kaley Cuoco, was the heart […]

Introduction Among the quirky group of scientists on The Big Bang Theory, Rajesh Koothrappali stands out as the most emotionally sensitive and socially awkward member. […]

Introduction Leonard Hofstadter may not have had Sheldon’s eccentricity or Howard’s flashy wardrobe, but as the emotional center of The Big Bang Theory, he played […]

Introduction When The Big Bang Theory first introduced Amy Farrah Fowler at the end of Season 3, few could have predicted how integral she would […]