Kevin Sussman’s Stuart to Return for The Big Bang Theory Spin-off With 2 Familiar Cast Members

Kevin Sussman’s Stuart to Return for The Big Bang Theory Spin-off With 2 Familiar Cast Members

As a hardcore fan of The Big Bang Theory, who’s been through the ups and downs with the geniuses of Pasadena since its inception, this news about the spin-off is music to my ears! Stuart Bloom, Bert Kibbler, and Denise – these names have been part of my TV vocabulary for a long time now. I can’t wait to see them take center stage in their own show!


It appears that the actors for the new spin-off of “The Big Bang Theory” have reportedly been selected. Actor Kevin Sussman, known for his role as Stuart Bloom in the original series, is rumored to be joining the cast, along with other familiar faces who will be reprising their roles.

Kevin Sussman, Brian Posehn, and Lauren Lapkus to lead the Max’s The Big Bang Theory spin-off

As reported by Deadline, the upcoming spin-off of The Big Bang Theory will primarily revolve around some of the show’s well-liked supporting characters. It appears that Kevin Sussman, known for his role as Stuart Bloom, the proprietor of the comic book store often visited by Sheldon Cooper and friends, has agreed to return in the spin-off.

Furthermore, Posehn (playing Bert Kibbler) and Lapkus (as Denise) are included in the ensemble cast for the upcoming Big Bang Theory spin-off. Yet, it’s important to note that Chuck Lorre, creator of The Big Bang Theory, has not yet issued any comments about this project as it is still being developed.

Regarding the spin-off series set for November 2023, Lorre told TVLine, “It’s still in the early stages. Essentially, I think the general rule is you don’t discuss details until the second trimester.” He continued, “In other words, there isn’t much to share yet other than the fact that we are considering it.

2019 saw Chuck Lorre expressing a concept for a spin-off following The Big Bang Theory’s conclusion. However, this idea was ultimately scrapped. In an interview with TVLine, he stated, “If there wasn’t a truly compelling creative reason behind it – a really exceptional, exceptional creative reason – then the only reason would be financial gain, and that’s not sufficient.

Furthermore, a new series titled “Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage” – a spin-off from The Big Bang Theory, will be broadcast on CBS starting October 17, 2024.

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2024-10-11 13:11