11-08-2016, 06:11 PM
Talking with THR in 2013, producers Lorre, Molaro and Prady joked that they could never envision doing a spinoff of Big Bang. "I can't imagine doing that. I couldn't imagine taking any part of this show and separating it; it's all one piece to me. I can't wrap my head around splintering someone away from this show," said Lorre.
Prady, meanwhile, joked he'd like to do a one-hour spinoff with Stuart from the comic book show.
For his part, WBTV-based Molaro seemed the most open-minded about an off-shoot. "I'm so head-first and knee-deep into these characters and so in love with this show and the characters that are on it," he told THR in 2013. "We're just scratching the surface of a lot of these relationships. I can't even think about a spinoff. The show is a priority and I love it as a writer and as a fan. That's just so far away, it's too far off the radar for me to even give you an honest answer about that. I live the show, I wake up in the middle of the night thinking about it and want it to be great. Maybe someday, but right now this is the focus."
Molaro says he loves the characters yet he's dumbed them down so much. PFFF! He's all mouth, isn't he.
Prady, meanwhile, joked he'd like to do a one-hour spinoff with Stuart from the comic book show.
For his part, WBTV-based Molaro seemed the most open-minded about an off-shoot. "I'm so head-first and knee-deep into these characters and so in love with this show and the characters that are on it," he told THR in 2013. "We're just scratching the surface of a lot of these relationships. I can't even think about a spinoff. The show is a priority and I love it as a writer and as a fan. That's just so far away, it's too far off the radar for me to even give you an honest answer about that. I live the show, I wake up in the middle of the night thinking about it and want it to be great. Maybe someday, but right now this is the focus."
Molaro says he loves the characters yet he's dumbed them down so much. PFFF! He's all mouth, isn't he.