What Makes The Big Bang Theory Such A Successful Show? Jim Parsons Once Talked About It(Photo Credit – Getty Images/Imdb)

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If the number of seasons is a parameter of a show’s success then The Big Bang Theory is surely one of the topmost sitcoms of all time. Created by Chuck Lorre and Bill Prady, the show had 12 successful seasons, more than the cult classic FRIENDS.

There are many reasons for the success of The Big Bang Theory. Despite the abundance of Physics-based jokes, it enjoyed wide eyeballs and didn’t remain limited to specific nerd viewers. While the interesting characters were one of the biggest reason for that, Jim Parsons who played Sheldon Cooper feels the show became big due to lack of character arcs.

Back in 2014, in a conversation with Vulture, Jim Parsons said, “There’s not anything to keep up with. You don’t go, I didn’t see the first three seasons, and now they’re off with prostitutes, and they no longer work in the Mafia, and I don’t understand what happened. People have so many choices on TV now, so no one’s asking for you to marry us. You can enjoy our show without a weekly appointment.”

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