Mayim Bialik, known for her role as Dr. Amy Farrah Fowler, has expressed her full readiness to return in the upcoming spin-off of The Big Bang Theory. Meanwhile, Kevin Sussman, Brian Posehn, and Lauren Lapkus are already confirmed to reprise their characters in this new Chuck Lorre project.

The Big Bang Theory star Mayim Bialik has revealed her return hopes as a new spin-off takes shape. The actor played Amy Farrah Fowler from season 3 to the finale of Big Bang, and she reprised the role occasionally in prequel series Young Sheldon.

Court has been the place to be on the small screen for Big Bang Theory reunions, and the next one in the 2025 TV schedule is wild enough to even eclipse Kunal Nayyar playing Melissa Rauch's love interest in Season 2.

The Big Bang Theoryfans are anxiously waiting for more information about the show’s untiled spinoff, and Mayim Bialik had an update to share that may disappoint some potential v

Mayim Bialik has never watched 'The Big Bang Theory'! Her reason? It’s not what you’d expect—and it totally makes sense.

The sun is gonna surely shine on Tuesday, when Mayim Bialik reunites with Big Bang Theory co-star (and self-proclaimed Blossom superfan) Melissa Rauch on NBC’s Night Court. The five-time Emmy nominee plays a heightened version of herself,

Mayim Bialik and Melissa Rauch are friends who have stayed in touch since their series “Big Bang Theory” went off the air in 2019, but they have once again worked together.

Nicole Weingart/NBC Mayim Bialik‘s guest spot on Melissa Rauch‘s Night Court featured a very major nod to their time on The Big Bang Theory. "It wasn't in the first draft of the script but it was in the second draft.

From Blossom to The Big Bang Theory, Mayim Bialik has been a Hollywood mainstay for decades. As an actress, author, game show host, and IRL neuroscientist, Bialik’s resumé is seriously impressive, dating back to the ‘80s when she was just a pre-teen.