Brace yourselves for some "The Big Bang Theory" season 9 spoilers ahead!
"TBBT" actress, Mayim Bialik, shares some details on what might become of her character, Amy and her on-screen boyfriend, Sheldon (played by Jim Parsons).
Having just filmed the premiere episode for "The Big Bang Theory," spoilers and some exciting details were revealed by the actress in a blog post.
"Season 9 picks up literally less than 24 hours after Season 8 ended," Bialik wrote. "So we will deal with everything you saw in the season finale: Leonard and Penny going to Las Vegas to get married, and Amy taking time off from Sheldon."
"It's a very funny episode," Bialik added. "It doesn't tie everything up in a neat package; our show rarely does that."
According to her, "The Big Bang Theory" cast have been doing a lot of group scenes together for its season 9 premiere, as well as really good one-on-one scenes filled with witty exchanges between the characters.
"Kevin Sussman ("Stuart") is back with some lines that are making me crack up in rehearsal already," Bialik wrote. "It's a great season opener."
Bialik also talked about her return to the show as a regular and let slip a small Amy-Sheldon spoiler.
"I got asked a lot this summer if I am coming back to the show. Of course!" she said. "Just because my character needed "time off" from Sheldon doesn't mean we are broken up, and it certainly doesn't mean I am not coming back as a cast member."
"The Big Bang Theory's" season 8 finale saw a lot of relationship cliffhangers between the show's couples.
Amy, who has been feeling frustrated at the lack of intimacy in her 2-year relationship with Sheldon, has asked to have some "time off" to think just when Sheldon was about to propose!
Meanwhile, Leonard and Penny crack under the pressure of being engaged that they decided to elope to Las Vegas, only to have their issues look at them straight in the face, causing a lot of doubts between the couple.
In a previous report, TBBT producer Steve Molaro revealed that in the upcoming season, Sheldon will have to work really hard to get Amy back.
"It's an interesting place for them to be; It seems very real and I think it's exciting that we're shaking things up," Molaro told The Hollywood Reporter.
'The Big Bang Theory' returns to CBS for its 9th season on September 21.
