The Big Bang's theory enjoyed 12 successful air seasonsBut it wasn't always smooth sailing for the show and the crew. For example, playing the eccentrically dressed Raj Cuttal ruined the interest of actor Kunal Nayar for FashionAs he hated dressed in his image's clothing. The good news is, however, that the trick experts of the series prevented her stars from putting their lives on the line because they were forced to use couples to shoot sequences that were otherwise risky - even if they looked simple on paper.

Talking to Metro In 2021 That said, he was always around to make sure that no one made poorly advised decisions. As he explained to the exit:

"If they were on a scooter, if they were out of the way, or if it was something that was physically taxed, or if there was a chance of an element to hurt a little, I would double them. Writers would say," This is nothing "and I would say," They are nothing to do with nothing. "

Despite Brown's best efforts to protect Stars', injuries can still happen for a variety of reasons, and the Big Bang Theory gang has experienced its fair stake in the set. However, they usually happened outside the series.

While the show does not make a big deal from her absence, Kaili Kuoko is missing two episodes of Season 4 of Big Bang TheoryAnd it's all because she was involved in the horses riding a horses that resulted in almost losing his leg. Fortunately for Kuoko, her limb was not amputated, but the injury she suffered led to a creative decision to have her face, Penny, to start working at the cheese factory, mostly so, the creatives of the series can hide Kuko behind the set that covers her injury.

Elsewhere, Maim Biakik, who played by Amy Farah Fowler at the SBS Sitom, injured his hand in a car accident in 2012. What's more, it has almost led to the finger cutting off, forcing the creators of the show to come up with inventive ways to hide their hand until it is treated. And the situations of Kuoko and Biakik prove that everyday situations can lead to unexpected moments of horror, and when someone has in mind, it is easy to understand why Eddie Brown did not want to allow the actor members of the sithom to perform their own stunts.

"Big Bang Theory" (stunts and all) are currently moving to HBO Max.