Now, when we know about all the technical specifications, what did the creative team of the Big Bang theory - and Simon Helberg himself - think of the Recreated International Space Station? Surprisingly, they He loved it. In the oral history of Esseca Radloff in 2022 "Big Bang theory: Definitely, Inner Story of the Epic Hit Series", creator and creator and Mega-shower Chuck LoreLore's co-creator Bill Pradi, Helberg and director Mark Cendrovski discussed the production of Howard's space episodes, sharing their unique challenges.

As Prady said, Lore was on the space idea, and fortunately, Pridi only recently met a high -ranking NASA administrator named Lori Garver, who included Mike Massimino. (The crew liked it and Massimino so much that, apparently, they wrote a part for him.) After all, Pridi just wanted to look good: "My feeling was that if you were a scientist or astronaut, the standard I wanted was that they didn't have to throw away your shoes." (As Lore said then, "Until we made those stories, the show was successfully enough to have time and money to build sets and take time and get it properly.")

Kendrovski, for his part, had to understand how to record "zero gravity" and look like real: "I asked to put the gyroscope cameras to float and had a constant sense of movement." After realizing that they had to convey some pictures, it all came out smoothly. "It was a great puzzle to grasp and as soon as we did, it looked great," Centrovski said. "People thought we used the Apollo 13 plane to shoot it. We were like, "Oh, we cheated" Em ". "

"The show worked to always be 100 percent authentic and accurate, and the space story was a very important work on it," Helberg added. "The only CGI things they really did were with a hovering pen, but everything else was just practical effects." The scenes did very well, and now you can watch them at Max, where the whole series is followed.