"Big Bang's theory" hosted a ton of stars and accessories during its 12-year and 12-season match, including A bunch of veterans "Star Trek" And scientific experts in real life as Steven Hawking and Bey, just to name a few. To that end, there were several actors introduced as potential Loveboy interests for the main characters, one of whom, Leslie Winkl, played by Sarah Gilbert. But who was exactly Leslie, and why (and Gilbert) left the show for her third season?

In Essesica's book Radloff "Big Bang theory: Definitive, inside the story of the epic hit series", " That came out in 2022 and spilled a ton of secrets to the hit show, executive producer Steve Molaro and writer Lee Aaronson and both opened for Leslie's short-term time in the show, where he led short relationships with Howard Vollovitz (Simon Helberg). As an experimental physicist, who also works at the California Institute of Technology, Leslie is, for lack of a better term, basically the "girl version" of Leonard who ends up in an ordinary relationship with him. According to Molaro and Aarson, however, there was only one problem: Leonard always had to end with Penny, his dream girl played by Caley Cuoco.

"We wanted Lovebean interests for Leonard and we were just looking for stories," Molaro admitted in the book. "It was also a great way to add female scientists, because leslie was at the University as well. 1980s sitcom).

Even Though Everyone involved with "The Big Bang Theory" knew that leonard and penny were de -be together, the people's burinding bringing in new faces to test the Waters - and a few of the Them Also SMARTLIZED. SERIES COULD GET STALE IT IT WAS JUST THE ORIGINAL FIVE CHARACTERS FOREVER (NAMELY, LEONARD, HOWARD, PENNY, KUNAL NAYYAR'S RAJ KOOTOTHRAPHALI, AND Iconic iconic Sheldon Cooper on Jimim Parsons). They did just that later in season 3, when they presented Amy Farah Fowler (Maim Biakik) and Bernadet Rostenkovski (Melissa Rauch), but clearly, Leslie Winkl and other characters, like Dr. Stefani Barnett of Sarah Rou, were tests.

As the executive producer and eventual show show, Lee Aarson, in Essica Radloff's book, "We tried a few women who are in love in the Ubov, roles of social interests, before we came across Amy Farah Fowler and Bernadett."

However, as Steve Molaro revealed, "Big Bang theory" mostly flew along the headquarters of his proverbial pants creatively, so the creatives of the show tried to stay open to all and all possibilities. "But we never planned too far because we wanted things to unfold organic," he noted. "We have never made progress in anything except in season 12, we started planning ahead and Sheldon to win the Nobel Prize. But as far as relationships and adding characters, we really preferred to add them and see how she felt, and see how she grew naturally."

Okay, so how did Sarah Gilbert end up at the Big Bang theory in the first place? It's easy. Jacques Lor knew Sarah Gilbert from his work at Rosana, where he played Darlin Koner - while Nyoni Galecki was playing David Fell, Darlin's boyfriend turned into a husband - and just thought Gilbert would be perfect. "When you write a role, for Leonard's love -bear Hmmm, who we know? And Sarah was wonderful, "Lore explained in Essica Radloff's book.

Later in Radloff's book, because the creative team discussed the expansion of the show that brought the characters of Maim Biakik and Melissa Rauch to the ship (A decision that Simon Helberg felt greatly from "Big Bang theory"), Executive Producer and Writer Steve Holland spoke about the concrete addition of women to science - a description corresponding to Amy Farah Fowler and Bernadet Rostenkovski. (Amy, like Bialik, is a neuroscience, while Bernadette gets his doctor of microbiology and starts working for a pharmaceutical company during the show's narrative.)

"There was always a desire to have more female scientific shows because it was a very male show," Holland said. "It wasn't something where we were like, It is writing this character and will be part of the showBut it was thought that this was important to us. Bill (Pradi) and Chuck wanted to highlight women in science, but had to be the right role. You don't just write a new character and you say, "This is our new female scientist." You have to find the right roles for people. Sarah Gilbert fulfilled that role early, but she was not part of the show so much of the season 3. "

Things are changing, and after all, Gilbert was simply not appropriate for Leonard or "Big Bang theory". However, you can see her episodes at Max, where she is now "Big Bang theory".