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Since then Big Bang's theory ended in 2019We have learned some pretty wild things about the specific acting process of each actor. Simon Helberg, who played by Howard Vollovitz on the series, wanted to run around screaming before filming, and while playing Sheldon Cooper, Jimim Parsons wrote some of his particularly dense scientific speeches on the index cards and stuck around the set. So what did Johnoni Galecki, the man behind Leonard Hoffstadter - Sheldon's best friend and eventual Penny's husband (Casey Cuoco) - did to prepare? Kept a Huge Binder of notes, and apparently, he understood a few points of plot ahead of time. Speaking with Esseca Radloff in her book in 2022. "Big Bang's theory: Definitive, Inner Story of Epic Hit Series"Galecki explained his mysterious binder ... and said that Cuoko thought the whole thing was funny.

"I still have the first few scripts and all the backsters of notes in the binder I wrote, which would look like hieroglyphics to someone else," Galecki told Radloff. "It was a very binder like Leonard with Chewbacca sticker. So what Whether Galecki accidentally predicts?

"I wrote about Leonard's relationship with his mother, although she was not introduced by season 2," Galecki explained, referring to the relentless and proud Dr. Beverly Hoffstadter (Christine Baranski), a psychiatrist and a neurologist who spent his childhood. "Some things I got right, and other things were just funny." (Galecki done no Further clarify about it.)

Galecki claims that Cuoko was particularly fascinated by his binder ... but for a specific reason. "Kayley always had fun with my binder. These were my secrets, my private foundation for the character," Galecki explained before saying that much of the binders was dedicated to Leonard's relationship with Penny. "Half of these backsters were Love -Boat to Penny. I think that is what Kaili got a blow from ... Obsession, the Leonard's Oving Building Obsession."

Elsewhere in the book by Essica Radloff, both Kaili Cuoco and Nyoni Galecki discussed the fact that Cuoko, who has edetic memory, had No problems Remembering her ranks and often appeared to be set without much preparation and blown everyone. This was probably just one frustrating for Galecki, to be fair, but it's also pretty funny - because this dynamics feel like the one that Penny and Leonard would have in the show. (This also makes sense, because the actors were very good friends during their time of "Big Bang theory" and also dated while working together on the series.)

"Oh, sweetheart, backstew and research! He probably ridiculed me because I did zero research to play a penny," Radloff recalls. "I would give him a hard time and it would be like," I got a binder?! Season is 10, I hope you know what your backstage is now! "I gave it so much. I was so bad! "

Referring to their relationship, Cuoko said that one day, while giving herself at work, she had realization. "I remember when we were hanging out and going to his place and seeing the scripts" Big Bang Theory "that lying around and I would go through them just to see what he did," she prompted. "And they were marked and circled and had notes. Then I realized, Oh, so you really work on this."

Surprisingly, Cuoko was incredibly supported by his friend and co-Starvala. "But despite that, I would tell him, 'hey, no one else could have been Leonard! "" Every word that comes out, every expression, every sweet look of your face ... you are Leonard, you won't do this.

Nyoni Galecki, like Simon Helberg, also had a very specific ritual that did every night before filming, although it sounds significantly less noisy than Helberg did. As he told Radloff:

"There was also a vase in my room that I had to touch and say an internal monologue before continuing. Next, take it to bury it.

Again, it seems to be lucky that Galecki worked so closely with Kaili Cuocobecause she was Clear a massive source of support. Cuoko spoke with that in Radloff's book. "He will find himself in the head for everything, especially if he had a big scene," Kuoko recalls. "I would say," Who cares if you are f ** k? He would really fuel, but it would have been perfectly almost every time. "

At the end of the day, Galecki admits he hadn't the The hardest thing in the world, but he still approached him with the greatest seriousness. "It's not a manual labor, so I don't want to paint it that way, but even ten years, I'll wake up at 3am to work on my scenario and make notes," he said. "You want to prove to the writers, the cast, the audience and let us not let anyone." It can be said with certainty that, for twelve years and the same number of seasons, he succeeded.

"Big Bang's theory" is streaming of HBO Max Now.