Jim Parsons Reveals The Real Reason Why He Left The Big Bang Theory

Colleagues were disappointed, the crew blamed him, and he was regarded as the man who had single-handedly “killed off” one of the greatest sitcoms in television history. That was the price Jim Parsons had to pay after saying: “It’s time to end it.” $50 million was the amount Jim Parsons was willing to walk away from at the negotiating table simply to free himself from The Big Bang Theory. One solitary decision. One refusal that left his close co-stars stunned, disappointed Johnny Galecki and Kaley Cuoco, and suddenly left hundreds of crew members without jobs. Behind that rejection of an enormous paycheck was not merely the story of an arrogant star who wanted to leave, but the escape of a man who had reached the limits of what he could endure. Today, we are going to uncover the entire hidden story behind the decision to end The Big Bang Theory – a truth more fascinating and bitter than any headline the press had ever revealed.