The Big Bang co-star’s relationship early in the CBS comedy’s 12- season run was a huge trick on set, with simply a couple of coworkers understanding about their two-year love at the time.
“All the scenes up until we actually got together in real life, it was obvious there was always something there,” Cuoco remembered of their love, as priced estimate in Jessicas Radloff’s narrative history of the program. “There was chemistry, and we were crushing on each other. That was the whole first season until we actually got together for real.”
At Comic-Con, they ‘d pretend to state goodnight in the hotel lobby with a friendly hug, and after that, Cuoco stated, “we were like little mice in the night, running back and forth to each other’s rooms, trying not to be noticed. I mean, who did we think we were?”
Even though their real-life love ultimately stressed out, Penny and Leonard’s chemistry wasn’t impacted in the tiniest, thanks to Cuoco and Galecki’s sustaining love for one another
“Johnny is actually one of my best friends,” Cuoco stated on Watch What Happens Live in2015 “It’s a situation that ended well. I understand sometimes it doesn’t. It could have gone horrible.”
