TV Ratings: 'Big Bang Theory' Series Finale Scores 3-Year High in Viewers
The CBS comedy closes out its 12-season run with its biggest audience in more than three years.
Another 'Big Bang Theory' Spinoff? Kaley Cuoco and Johnny Galecki Weigh In
The events in the series finale set up a natural idea for a successor show.
Critic's Notebook: Satisfying 'Big Bang Theory' Series Finale Caps a Journey of Surprising Growth
From one of the worst and broadest pilots in recent memory, the Chuck Lorre- and Bill Prady-created series became a solid show, delivering multicam laughs and a great vehicle for Jim Parsons, Kaley Cuoco, Johnny Galecki and more.
'Big Bang Theory' Cast Assumed Series Finale Would Be "Divisive"
Joining Stephen Colbert on 'The Late Show', Johnny Galecki, Jim Parsons, Kaley Cuoco, Simon Helberg, Kunal Nayyar, Mayim Bialik and Melissa Rauch talked about their feelings now that their beloved show had ended.
'Big Bang Theory' Creator Chuck Lorre Explains the Series Finale's Sweet Last Scene
"It all started with the big bang."
'Big Bang Theory' Stars React to Series Finale Surprises
Jim Parsons, Johnny Galecki, Kaley Cuoco, Simon Helberg, Kunal Nayyar, Mayim Bialik and Melissa Rauch talk with The Hollywood Reporter about the emotional ending of TV's longest-running multicamera comedy in history and preview what they're doing next.
'Big Bang Theory' Bosses Go Inside the Series Finale's "Emotional Closure"
Creator Chuck Lorre, exec producer Steve Molaro and showrunner Steve Holland talk with The Hollywood Reporter about saying farewell to TV's longest-running multicamera comedy.
'Big Bang Theory': Why Jim Parsons Walked Away From One of TV's Biggest Hits
The stars and creators of the CBS comedy, which wraps its 12-season run May 16 as the longest-running multicamera series, talk with The Hollywood Reporter about whether another show could challenge its legacy.
AT&T CEO Says WarnerMedia to Pull TV Shows From Rivals as Streaming Service Launches
"We'll be bringing a lot of these media rights, licensing rights, back to ourselves," Randall Stephenson told an industry conference as the studio stands to lose licensing dollars.
The Candid Chuck Lorre: Post-'Big Bang' Plans, ‘Kominsky’ Season 2, "Hostile" Stars and Exec Fights
Television’s comedy hitmaker — The Hollywood Reporter’s TV Producer of the Year — says goodbye to his CBS smash, reveals his career low points (see Cybill Shepherd and Charlie Sheen) and assesses his future at age 66: "I don't want to be driven by economics."
