‘Big Bang Theory’ Stars Kaley Cuoco and Melissa Rauch Get Super-Serious in Behind-the-Scenes Look (Photo)
Tim Kenneally
Should television decide to take another crack at a “Charlie’s Angels” revamp, they might turn toward the “Big Bang Theory” stable to fill out the cast.“Big Bang Theory” stars Kaley Cuoco, Mayim Bialik and Melissa Rauch paid homage to the jiggle-TV chestnut in a behind-the-scenes photo posted to Cuoco’s Instagram account on Thursday, enlisting Wil Wheaton in a behind-the-scenes photo.In the photo, Rauch, Bialik and Cuoco are seen surrounding Wheaton in a rough approximation of the “Charlie’s Angels” fingers-as-gun-barrels pose.Also Read: 'Big Bang Theory' Star Kaley Cuoco Won't Stop 'Yapping' at Johnny Galecki in Behind-the-Scenes Look (Photo)“@itswilwheaton ‘s angels ,” Cuoco wrote of the image, adding, “@themelissarauch @missmayim bts kaleyspolaroids.”Wheaton is one of many people who will appear on this week’s star-studded installment of the CBS sitcom, which is ending its run after the current 12th and final season.According to the CBS synopsis of this week’s episode: “When the gang finds out Wil Wheaton hosts a celebrity Dungeons and Dragons game involving William Shatner, Joe Manganiello, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Kevin Smith, deception and betrayal are the path to make it to the one open seat.”Also Read: 'Big Bang Theory' Star Kaley Cuoco Raises a Racket With Melissa Rauch in Behind-the-Scenes Look (Photo)See Cuoco’s post belowView this post on Instagram @itswilwheaton ‘s angels ???? @themelissarauch @missmayim bts kaleyspolaroidsA post shared by Kaley Cuoco (@kaleycuoco) on Feb 21, 2019 at 8:39am PSTRead original story ‘Big Bang Theory’ Stars Kaley Cuoco, Mayim Bialik and Melissa Rauch Channel ‘Charlie’s Angels’ in Behind-the-Scenes Look (Photo) At TheWrap
Seriously, Kaley Cuoco and Melissa Rauch? Apparently so.
“Big Bang Theory” stars Cuoco and Rauch shared a behind-the-scenes look at this week’s episode of the CBS sitcom, and lest anyone have any doubt, the duo made it clear that they are very serious about what they were sharing with fans.
In the behind-the-scenes look, shared to both actress’ Instagram accounts Thursday, Cuoco and Rauch are seen with somber looks on their faces as they stand in the offices of Zangen, the pharmaceutical company where Penny (Cuoco) and Bernadette (Rauch) work, holding what appear to be briefing packets on a drug.
“@themelissarauch and I are very serious women doing serious business in a serious conference room on an all new seriously funny @bigbangtheory_cbs TONIGHT ,” Cuoco wrote of the photo.
Rauch, meanwhile, reflected that her closed-eye expression might not have shown seriousness as much as it did drowsiness.
“I was trying to be very serious as @kaleycuoco and I were doing very serious work business at the pharmaceutical company in tonight’s new episode of @bigbangtheory_cbs but I apparently don’t know the difference between being serious and sleeping,” Rauch wrote.
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