During its 12 seasons, the characters of “The Big Bang Theory” have been visited by many guests, each more extraordinary than the next. But can you guess which actor appeared or not in the series? Take the test!
The Big Bang Theory, created by Chuck Lorre, is one of the most cult comedy series of recent decades. During its 12 seasons, the main characters have had the opportunity to cross paths with many actors and celebrities whom they admire or sometimes fiercely hate.
Sheldon (Jim Parsons), Léonard (Johnny Galecki), Howard (Simon Helberg) and Raj (Kunal Nayyar) have often met by chance personalities who have marked the cinema or the universe of series. The group of scientists was able to get to know them in sometimes innocuous places such as the Cheesecake Factory or the train, for example.
The comic series continues over the episodes to refer to actors from global pop culture. And from Carrie Fisher, the late interpreter of Princess Leia in Star Wars to Christopher Lloyd, the emblematic doctor Emmett Brown in the saga Back to the future, many are those who make a short appearance to surprise physicists.
Apart from the actors who have marked television or the seventh art, many personalities known to the general public have made very noticed cameos in the series such as the great theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking or the winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2016, the astrophysicist George Smoot.
These many prestigious guests have most often played their own role, and not that of a fictional character, for a few minutes to the delight of viewers.
However, some of them were able to resume, sometimes within the framework of the dreams of the protagonists, one of the key roles of their career, as was the case with the actor George Takei (Hikaru Sulu in the original Star Trek series).
So, can you guess which personalities appeared or not in The Big Bang Theory ? Did Katee Sackhoff appear in the series? Is Léonard Nimoy one of the key guests? Test your knowledge by taking this test, but beware, only true fans of the series will get it right!
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