Sheldon wasn't really driving around LA.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The Big Bang Theory's newly released behind-the-scenes image reveals how driving scenes were really filmed. It has been four years since The Big Bang Theory ended, but fans of the show remain invested in the show. While there are no concrete plans for a reboot or even a reunion, subsequent content from the cast gives viewers who miss the show something to be excited about, and it's exactly what this fresh image does.
Shared by Mayim Bialik on her official Instagram account is a set image of her, Jim Parsons, and Kaley Cuoco as they film a driving scene in The Big Bang Theory. Check out the image below: In the caption, Bialik reveals that the image was taken 9 years ago, which was in 2014. Meanwhile, Penny's short hair in The Big Bang Theory photo indicates that they were filming a scene for season 8.
Why Big Bang Theory’s Car Scenes Were Always Hilarious Admittedly, The Big Bang Theory's brand of humor was problematic, especially during its earlier years. Much has been said about how it relied on sexism and racism to evoke laughter from its audience. Even Simon Helberg admitted that he didn't like how sleazy Howard was at first, while Cuoco opened up about feeling objectified at the beginning of its run.
Getting the cast in the confines of a car was always a sure way to elicit laughter. Having to share such a small space gave the cast the chance to really show their personalities. It also gave CBS and the writers the chance to play with various character combinations. In this instance, Penny was driving with Sheldon and Amy, but previously, there were also other mixes, which resulted in some unexpected hilarious moments.
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