After season 10 of "Big Bang's theory", when the show took place in nearly 19 million viewers a week, the show Steve Molaro left. He was replaced by executive producer Steve Holland, who would continue to lead the series until he gracefully ended up in his time in season 12. Molaro to leave the show was pretty simple: he wanted to make the "young Sheldon", the series "Displayed on Spinoff", which was also a huge success. (That even caused his own spinoffwhich premiered in the fall of 2024) it was not practically Molaro to lead two shows at once, so he gave priority to Young Sheldon, while he was still watching TBBT in his free time.

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It is worth noting that Molaro was not a shower for the first five seasons. Before the Season 6, the play mainly led the co-creator Bill Pradi. He withdrew from 2012, but continued to oversee the series as a producer, just as Molaro would do in seasons 11 and 12. The official show -TBBT's show may have changed twice during his operation, but none of those changes were particularly serious or dramatic. Anyone who left seemed to go peacefully on their own terms; it's far from As the Dan Harmon show was fired from "Community" After his third season, for example.

The result of a relatively calm atmosphere behind the scenes is that "Big Bang's theory" has no large drops or quality reinforcements. Fans can generally prefer the older seasons of the show - which applies to the most sitcom - but there is no heavy line between the good TBBT and the bad "TBBT". The show could have developed over the years, bringing new characters and leaving the old characters to change, but those changes happened gradually and organic. The average viewer barely noticed when Pradi was replaced with Molaro or when Molaro was replaced with the Netherlands.

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It is quite rare because everyday viewers can still collect the shifts of the show. For example, HBO's Vep is still great after his show-show Armando Janucci left post-season 4, but the show was significantly daunting and sword. The last two seasons of Seinfeld were still fun Without Larry David to leadBut they also got Zannier and faster. With "TBBT", meanwhile, the main difference in post-monolar years is that the characters are a little more mature, after continuing to develop the trajectory seasons from 6 to 10 established for them. "TBBT" may not be as critically valued as many of his contemporaries, but he holds consistency and longevity that very little sitcoms can fit.

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