The Big Bang Theory interview won't end with an atomic bomb

On August 22 last year, The Big Bang Theory officially announced that Season 12 would be the last season of the show. As the story slowly draws to a close, fans are increasingly curious about what kind of ending the characters will have. Recently, the crew of The Big Bang Theory accepted an interview with foreign media. Although they did not reveal much information, we at least know that The Big Bang Theory will not end with a "Bang!" like its title suggests.

"To be honest, I really don't know how the story will end now." Mark Cedrowski, director of the "Big Bang Theory" series, said in an interview, "The script for the last episode has not been fully written, but its general framework has been determined."

"This will be the last episode, and the story of The Big Bang Theory will end, but the lives of the characters will continue . This ending will not be an atomic bomb that explodes and then you can't see anything. "

The director generally means that he will give this "king of dramas" an open ending, which should be good news for the majority of fans. Although they may not be able to see those favorite characters on the screen again, at least they know that their wonderful stories will continue.

It has been nearly 12 years since "The Big Bang Theory" was first aired on September 24, 2007. The main characters have also changed from four men and one woman to four men and three women. The friends who have been following the show since the first season have probably grown from young teenagers to young adults in society. The finale of the show is scheduled to be aired at 8 a.m. on May 17th, local time, and the last episode will be increased from 20 minutes to a full hour. Perhaps the ending will not satisfy everyone, but at least thank you for your companionship over the years.