Despite being a light sitting of a group of nerves, "Big Bang's theory" takes its science seriously. Before the show finished after 12 successful seasonsCreators Chuck Laur, Bill Pradi, Steven Molaro and Steve Holland turned to real life physicists to ensure that the science of Sheldon Cooper (Jimim Parsons) and his friends is always correct. Of course, Maim Biakik also provided scientific insight, because the actor behind Amy Farah Fowler has a doctor of neuroscience from UCLA

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In an interview for 2018 with NPRBiakik remembered that he took a break from the entertainment industry after finding success as a children's starvet. She explained that she was not interested in any of Sitkom's offers she received after the show ended, prompting her academic quests. Not only that, but Biakik also wanted to prove that there was more than her than to perform. In his own words:

"You know, I'm the granddaughter of immigrants and I really wanted to go to college. And I wanted to be valued for things in my head and not just as I could offer people."

These days, Bialik is still known for acting after landing a key role in Big Bang's theory. However, she may have been pursuing a scientific career if she was not forced to apply for acting jobs in necessity.

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During his time away from the entertainment industry, Maim Biakik went to college and started a family. Unfortunately, the remnants of "bloom" were not strong enough to withstand the long -term, so he returned to acting to pay the bills - not because it covered the offers. As he said to the NPR:

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"I expired health insurance and realized if I could work here and there, at least I can get health insurance to support my child and newborn. So it's a much less romantic answer, but that's the right one."

The fact Biakik refuses to see "Big Bang theory" It suggests that her acting goals are not her first bit. As such, it is not surprising to learn that she was not 100% passionate to return to the industry when she did. That, he said, could not say that she found Sitkom that aligned with her scientific interests - and had to play one of the most popular characters.

The Big Bang's theory is currently fully moving HBO Max.