"The Big Bang Theory" Season 11 is forthcoming as the show creator and CBS Chief Glenn Geller disclosed the networks confidence for more Big Bang seasons after 10. This pronouncement is in contrast to an earlier revelation of one of the series' cast, Kaley Cuoco, that season 11 may not come.
The stars of "The Big Bang Theory" Season 11 that includes: Johnny Galecki and Jim Parsons echoed the other casts' sentiments for more years. Additionally, they declared their interest to renew their contracts another season.
It was revealed by Gamenguide that the showrunners of "The Big Bang Theory" Season 11 are currently in high stake talks with CBS and Warner Bros to give the show more years. However, the only limiting factor that is delaying the negotiations is the money that will be involved in getting the casts signatures.
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It is a sure thing according to Geller in an interview with TVLine, that "The Big Bang Theory" Season 11 will return. The bottleneck that they have to face is getting the nod of the casts, including Kaley Cuoco who has been part of the show ever since the show appears on screen.
"The Big Bang Theory" Season 11 still have two episodes to be shown on December 1 and 15, respectively. The target showing is fast approaching, but there are rumors that the production of the two episodes is still not completed.
Hence, if the executive producers of "The Big Bang Theory" Season 11 are
not sure of the result of season 10's last episodes, there is a possibility that the production of season 11 will be moved to a later date. The high ratings can speak for its success. However, the producers want returns to keep the show to continue its course next year.
