Big Bang's theory was broadcast on 12 successful seasons and ended on its Own Terms, Allowing Sheldon Cooper (Jim Parsons), Leonard Hofstadter (Johnny Galecki), Penny (Kaley Cuoco), Farrah Fowler (Mayim Bialik), and Bernadette Rostenkowski-Wolowitz to worship on a happy note. The show also caused the spin-off-off-offs "Young Sheldon", "The First Marriage of Georgi and Mendy" and The upcoming "Stewart fails to save the universe", So, viewers can expect the franchise to continue with the coming years. However, the original series is still as popular as always, and some people would like to see it returning in line - but what are the chances of it happening?

In an interview with Newouper PostNayar revealed that he was open to playing Parad again. At the same time, he believes that Big Bang's theory should be given time to rest before Jacques Lor and Company even think about reviving the series. As he said:

"I think he would obviously have to mature a little. Although the show ended in 2019, it's still every day, so it feels like the show ends, it's still turned on. So, I think it would have had to pass, and hopefully if I'm not too old to wear, I would like to wear a T -shirt, so."

The most open to return to "Big Bang Theory" is good news for fans, but how do other main actors feel about it? Well, they have mixed views of the idea, but all of them on the ship is not above the sphere of possibility.

"Big Bang theory" would not feel the same if one of his main characters was missing. To revive work, each member of the Core Cast will have to be returned, and some do not want to repeat those roles. Jimim Parsons was loud to have no desire to play Sheldon Cooper againBut he is open enough to never turn it off. Meanwhile, Johnoni Galecki and Simon Helberg have been silent about the issue, so no one knows what their views are.

The good news is, however, that Kaili Cuoco, Melissa Rauch and Manim Bialik are on the side of Kunal Niar. Cuoko said he would jump in a chance to play a penny again, and Rauch would return under the right conditions. Biakik is also optimistic about Big Bang Theory RevivalAs he believes people love the characters enough to work. Elsewhere, the series co-creators were Pradi and Jacques Lor did not reject the potential revival at some point. During the conversation with Fun weeklyThe first said he was happy with how the show ended, but he would like to spend more time with the characters:

"Would I like to stand on the stage and look at those characters again? Yes, absolutely. Can I imagine a way to do it? I can't. But personally, would you like to go on stage 25 and see that set and those suits and those people?

Lore is also pleased to leave the series alone, but he has some ideas on what life will be like for Sheldon in the future. However, whether he finishes or not to bring this vision to the screen remains to be seen.