Even according to Sitcom standards, "Big Bang theory" has many colorful characters. However, the show tends to maintain a narrow focus on the original basic group of Sheldon (Jimim Parsons), Leonard (Nyoni Galecki), Penny (Kiley Cuoco), Howard (Simon Helberg) and Raj (Kunal's Cunnar), which means a few. Some rise above the quarrel: Amy and Melissa Biakik, Amy and Melissa Rauh, Bernadette were promoted in the status of the main character in season 4 and remained as such until the end of the show. Several other characters have also enjoyed short styles as part of the main team before leaving the show completely or quietly withdrawing from focus.

The abundance of these peripheral figures has left the show with a huge excess of fascinating characters who simply do not get the kind of focus that can no doubt cope, or because they are not very gel with the main characters or because they simply do not fit the narrative. Fortunately, the Big Bang Theory Franchise recognized this and began to expand its universe with a series of spin-offs.

"Young Sheldon" and "The First Marriage of Georgi and Mendy" and both take place in the past, but The upcoming spin-off focusing on Kevin Susman's Stewart Bloom"Stewart fails to save the universe," it will finally turn the spotlight of the book store owner with a weak artist. The show also marks the return of at least two other popular accompanying characters from "Big Bang theory", Stuart Deniz (Lauren Lapcus) partner and geology professor Bert Kibler (Brian Posen). This is an indication of welcome that there may be more on the horizon ... And if you ask me, these are the five characters "The Big Bang Theory" who should be next in the rows of spin-offs on their own.

There is only one member of the main team that really deserves a spin-off at the moment, and that is Dr. Rajes Korapali of Kunal Nayar. This is not a dunk of any other character, I warn you - paradise simply seems to be the only one whose life and the arc theory of Big Bang guarantees further research. He has extremely wealthy parents with whom he has a tightened relationship and a lawyer's sister, PPA (Aarti Mann). He has a cute dog. He even has an interesting career of astrophysics that has earned international attention, a quarrel with Neil Degras Tyson, and even an extraterrestrial scandal with life-threads-with other words, the ideal thing for those scenes with comedy in the workplace, every sitcom worth relaxing with salt. Even more so he has potential.

In the sense of Comedy del'At, paradise is the pierce - a lonely, lubricity, the proverb of the bed. He is the only main character of "Big Bang theory" without a long -lasting romantic bow, and often ends up falling through the cracks as the show progresses and his focus shifts to crises of the nest of various characters. Moreover, much of his story has been adapted so far: During the show, he goes from a child to a foreign confidence fund, who teaches American culture and fights his insecurities in (relatively) self -confident person with a great career, and the show even loose his own shadow of his best friend. Transformation in the style of the late play of paradise.

All this makes Paradise a perfect spin-off candidate. His whole bow "Big Bang theory" is an effective one story of long origin, and the man in which he shapes it can easily lead to his own - especially by Big Bang Theory Final It leaves its future wide open.

The incredibly successful mother of Leonard, Dr -Beverly Hoffstadter (Christine Barski), is probably the cruelest and most dangerous character of "Big Bang theory", which says something in a show featuring Sheldon Cooper. The cold, dominant psychiatrist and neuroscientist, her analytical personality and little ironic unconsciousness to other people's feelings make a reliable delivery channel for some of the darkest laughter of the show. Well, it gets better as the show progresses. However, it is tonal, she is a Discord agent who seems to be far more domestic trading bars with Frasier's Crane than is on the "Big Bang theory" - which, of course, is the point. As it happens, it's also a key part of my spin-off field.

Imagine Barani, a rewarding veteran of shows such as "Good Wife" and "Gilded Era", leading "phrasier"-built a custom about her character because she cuts the way of analysis and insult through the field of celebrity scientist. Ideally, this would see this as a little dramatic show from the original - after all, "Young Sheldon" has already proven that tone changes are completely possible in the Big Bang Universe. However, Baranski has enough experience with Sitkom (see: Her primetime Emmy in 1995 for "Cybill"), so there is no reason why the general tone of the series cannot be more gentle than its central character. This, after all, can be an easier way to facilitate the arrival of Leonard, Penny, Sheldon and other "Big Bang Theory" characters they communicate with.

Will Vitron is not the only celebrity in real life that has appeared in the "Big Bang theory", but he is by far the most prominent. Vitron appears in 17 episodes, especially playing a wicked version of himself. After meeting with Sheldon of mystical military leaders of the Kaa Tournament 3, the two almost immediately develop an antagonistic attitude, and even after making peace in season 5, the more friendly vitro remains the strength of the chaos whose appearance tends to signal absurd events.

Establishing a image of a character that is a fictional version of the actor's Veildo may look like a stretch, but it has been done before with some success. In 2008 From 2011 to 2017, Matt Leblank's hidden gem of the best sitcom"Episodes", they saw the Starwar of "Friends" in a Golden Globe, aspects of his actor's persona with a far more realistic takeover of the Eyoi Tribyani Lotario archetype. Recently, "the unbearable weight of the massive talent" in 2022 has been a study of the professional and personal struggles of fictional Nicholas Cage against Child Comedy.

Although he is still working hard, Vitron continues to be best known for the role of Wesley Kruser on Star Trek: The Next Generation, which puts him in a similar tip box as Leblank was before the "episodes". His incarnation "Big Bang theory" can be very good to appear in spin-off-off every once in a while, but "Big Bang theory" Vitron is more than attractive enough to act in his play.

Sarah Gilbert's Leslie Winkle has left Big Bang theory From a legendary unfortunate reason: she was an experiment that didn't work. Introduced as a female response to Leonard's show, Leslie was one of the characters "Big Bang theory" as potential romantic interests, but she soon became a piece that really didn't fit into the Big Bang Theory and missed her own job out of the screen.

For me, Leslie is probably the biggest example of the character that the show absolutely spent. While I fully understand why the abrasive and controlled experimental physicist really did not deal with the main team - they already had a surplus of both character features, after all - she's a fun character on its own, and would no doubt do very well in a show that puts her on the pedestal instead of throwing her members.

Thanks to her short repetition in Season 9, we also know that time and personal growth have set aside some of Leslie's rough edges, which is needed to transition the character from a colorful Bit player to the main character. It can also provide an angle to the potential spin-off: what better premise than to show what it was over the years that was far from the screen? Making a show that focuses on the still unprecedented Leslie exploitation of season 3 of the Big Bang Theory, allow viewers to follow her story while The events of the parental show are played on the side. Such a premise will not only give Gilbert a deserved opportunity to shine, but it will be a fertile foundation for signs of character and referrals at the same time events "Big Bang theory".

Obviously a daring suggestion here, given the fact that The death of Mr. Vollovitz of "Big Bang theory" was a big event. The character was retired after her voice actress, Carol Ann Susi, died in 2014, so she may be controversial, let alone give her a spin-off show. Then again, Debbie Volovitz deserves a ransom.

At the "Big Bang theory", Mrs. Volovitz is an unprecedented character whose implicit physical dimensions in her advanced age are the usual subject of jokes that embarrass the body. It is also generally shown as a grid and dominance. However, it is the closest thing to a reasonable parental figure that the central group has. The "Young Sheldon"-style focus will not only offer fun in Howard's childhood (which may or may not be suspicious of its maturity), but also give Debbie Voothitz a very moody focus-and I hope it will use some of the unanswered.

As for who could (let alone) take the role, he has two different candidates. If we go to a show set during Howard's teens, an obvious choice would be Pamela Adon, who already He worked on the voice of Mrs Vollovitz at Young Sheldon. If we bring things to Howard's childhood, on the other hand, I will just go ahead and throw Melissa Rauch. Although she is already playing the Bernadette of "Big Bang theory", the similarity of the character with the younger Mrs Volovitz is mentioned several times. Moreover, highlighting these comparisons by playing the same actress both roles would be a fantastic referral to Howard's unhealthy relationship with his mother. It would not be exactly what Rauch would not, allegedly, could make an unusual meaning of Mrs Volovitz's voice.