The Big Bang Theory will soon be coming to an end after being in our lives for more than a decade. And while fans mourn the final few episodes, Kaley Cuoco who plays Penny in the sit-com has revealed just how she’d like the series to end.
Yes, the 33-year-old is still yet to know what happens to her character. When chatting to Pop Sugar, she explained: ‘It’s going to be a surprise to all of us. ‘Everyone is struggling to let go of this show, even the writers. I know that we’re all going to freak out reading that final episode.’ The star continued: ‘I hope that whatever loose ends they felt [they] needed to tie up will be tied up. I’m sure they want to see where all these characters end up, and I think the writers don’t want to leave some sort of ending. ‘They want these characters to live on in people’s minds and hearts, so it’s going to have to be written in a very special way.’ She opened up on how they plan to film the finale
But despite the ending being completely out of her hands, there is one thing she would love to see happen – and brace yourselves, it gets a tad emotional. She told the publication: ‘I’d love to see the elevator get fixed,’ we’re not crying, you’re crying. Kaley has recently opened up about how they plan to film the ending, and predicted that there wont be a single dry eye in the house. She told E! news: ‘We’re actually going to pre-shoot the whole thing, so we’ll have shot it, and then we will have an audience taping.
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