The Infamous Scene That Made Jim Parsons Quit The Big Bang Theory

[markbryant]

Then there wasn't any infamous scene as you advertise to reel people in. Jim Parsons simply said (as in this clip) "When you know, you know." Simple as that. No awkward or embarrassing scene was revealed and I have since heard interviews with all cast characters they felt the same way about knowing when it was time to leave. They all understood Jim's decision as revealed at the end here. So, where is this infamous scene? I did not see it.

[smith]

I really loved The Big Bang Theory. But on the last episode, where he apologized & shared his reward with his friends, was the perfect ending.

[robt]

The real reason they did not mention a reason to end the at the announcement was that everyone already knew, it was a decision he made over at least two seasons and was very well publicized.
Sheldon and Leonard were not THEATRICAL Physicists, they were THEORETICAL PHYSICISTS, but does the writer of the video who lied in the Headline know the difference.

[RealAlphaDrum]

He really said "theatrical physicist." The comments are not lying.

[josedeltoro]

They should do a show with the kids of the characters which takes place in the future. Penny and Leonard have a genius gorgeous daughter. Sheldon and Amy have an average son and they go to college together.

[gwyndalinascott]

I would love to see the show come back to see what happened to all the characters in their lives and children

[shawnstanton]

One of the many factors l do appreciate about the Big Bang it did end at the top of their game not in the basement
I was a fan ( comic guy and gone thru Brief History of Time more than once) right from the start
I would have been disappointed if they did the sit com swan song with cast change and/or bring in a shoe horn character
The characters that were added were organic they reflected the personal growth of the boys and Penny
It was sad yet it was time
Good stories have a begging a middle and an end

[beautifulmusicish]

I've no regrets for the show ended for two reasons - it's hard to keep on bearing Sheldon's behaviours. 2. Watching reruns over and over still feel like something new. Still gives laughs as before.

[kcaviatrix]

This is the ladt time I ever click on something this guy produced. Done!

[debbiegoble]

I really liked this show it was fun to watch. I would forget everything while watching it. I felt refreshed after watching each show. Thanks for what you did for us.

[terryaustin]

He wasn't a theatrical physicist he was a theoretical physicist.

[cecilialeon]

JIM PARSONS...You have no idea how many Life realizations you created for people who were, are and forever be your fans based on this show aired? My own Life took a drastic positive change while watching the Big Band Theory!!!? Not to forget lm a strong stubborn female that went thru some real hard times in Life!!!!Just by watching you and all of the cast of the show, alot of things changed for the better!..Please reconsider and bring back this show...Thank you..Sincerely yours...Your Number One

[kahlesjf]

You know it's clickbait when you hear that singsong, unnatural vocal cadence that has become pervasive on YouTube.

[sparps]

All I can say is
Thank's for all the laughs.

[rob]

Sheldon Cooper was a THEORETICAL Physicist, not a THEATRICAL

[philhurtado]

Sort of a click-bait scene…it’s not an abrupt scene, just a casual statement he made that it’s time to quit.

[josedeltoro]

I still don't understand why the show was ended. It was one of the few good shows on CBS.

[johnkranz]

Excellent Show thanks for all the Enjoyment

[staceyjustus]

He played a theoretical physicist not a theatrical physicists

[charlescollins]

Sat through the whole thing and there is no "infamous scene". False advertising.