‘Big Bang Theory’ Star Johnny Galecki Reacts to Being a ‘Jeopardy!’ Answer: ‘The Saddest Part Is…’ (Video)
Tim Kenneally
With “The Big Bang Theory” preparing to end its run at the end of its current 12th season, things are literally breaking down where the CBS sitcom is concerned — and series star Johnny Galecki chronicled the process in a behind-the-scenes look that he shared with fans on Tuesday.Galecki hit up Instagram to share video of the “Big Bang Theory” set in a largely deconstructed state, with stacks of boxes making it clear that it’s moving-on tme.“Breaking down the @bigbangtheory_cbs sets on Warner Bros Stage 25,” Galecki wrote of the video. “Coincidental soundtrack apropos.”Also Read: 'Big Bang Theory' Star Kevin Sussman Makes a Shady Offer in Behind-the-Scenes Look (Video)The soundtrack in question: The Beatles’ “Help!” — which stands as one of pop music’s most moving reflections emotional distress.Galecki’s behind-the-scenes glimpse prompted responses suggesting that fans might be on the verge of breaking down themselves.“So sad!! I miss you already!” one fan wrote, who added, “What did you get to keep? “Also Read: 'Big Bang Theory' Star Kaley Cuoco Breaks Out the Tissues in Emotional Behind-the-Scenes Look“This is so sad,” echoed another fan. “Thank you guys for bringing laughter and joy for the past 12 years. You guys are amazing.”“The Big Bang Theory” is set to end its run with an hour-long series finale on Thursday, May 16 from 8 to 9 p.m. ET/PT.Until then, see Galecki’s behind-the-scenes glimpse below.View this post on Instagram Breaking down the @bigbangtheory_cbs sets on Warner Bros Stage 25. Coincidental soundtrack apropos.A post shared by Johnny Galecki (@sanctionedjohnnygalecki) on May 7, 2019 at 3:01pm PDTRead original story ‘Big Bang Theory’ Star Johnny Galecki Shares an Emotional Series Breakdown in Behind-the-Scenes Look (Video) At TheWrap
Sometimes fame can be a humbling thing, huh, Johnny Galecki?
“Big Bang Theory” star Galecki took to Instagram on Wednesday to share his reaction to being included as an answer on the game show “Jeopardy!”
He even offered up a joking reflection on “the saddest part” of the situation.
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