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  • Hello.

  • We're playing REM's "It's the End of the World

  • As We Know It."

  • I know.

  • It's really sad.

  • Very morbid.

  • Very morbid.

  • 12 years.

  • Now, who's going to cry today?

  • Is someone going to cry today?

  • Kaley, you're going to cry?

  • 100%.

  • Yeah.

  • Have you been-- who's been crying?

  • Because you have what?

  • Nine episodes left?

  • Yeah.

  • Nine left.

  • OK.

  • I didn't know we weren't coming back until--

  • [LAUGHTER]

  • Oh no.

  • What a way to find out.

  • Bringing you here.

  • Yeah, thanks.

  • It's great to be here.

  • Yeah.

  • So is it like getting emotional, like with every episode

  • that you shoot?

  • Sure.

  • Yes.

  • Yeah, I think so.

  • We've been getting super emotional.

  • We were doing a scene for the holiday,

  • and we were just blocking.

  • And we're the only two in it, and just kind

  • of rehearsing the scene.

  • And out of nowhere I just started bawling.

  • And the crew, all the camera guys and everyone came out.

  • They're like, we're so glad you cried.

  • Because we've been waiting to cry.

  • And they all gave us this huge group hug.

  • Big mass hug.

  • And like we just all cried for like 10 minutes.

  • I haven't cried yet.

  • And I have a very deep fear--

  • seriously, that I'm going--

  • the most unexpected thing's going to happen.

  • I'm going to absolutely lose my [BLEEP]..

  • Yeah.

  • Yeah.

  • And I'm like--

  • We're all scared of that.

  • Because it really is profound the amount

  • of time of your life.

  • And it's like more than I think any of us can get a grip on,

  • and I'm worried something's going

  • to trigger me, like deep down inside, like,

  • oh, I didn't know that was there.

  • Oh, that hurts, you know?

  • Yeah.

  • Should we just get it out of the way right now?

  • Should we--

  • No.

  • --just do it right now.

  • Why don't you all just do a fake cry right now?

  • We can all cry on cue.

  • Ready.

  • One, two--

  • You guys want to give us a big hug,

  • and we'll just start crying?

  • Just start crying now.

  • If anyone hugs me about it, I start crying.

  • So it just starts happening.

  • It still feels very hypothetical.

  • I think come like the end of this coming summer

  • when we would generally be meant to come back--

  • That's true.

  • Yeah.

  • When we'll be unemployed we'll really be--

  • Crying.

  • I think we'll notice.

  • Then we'll really be crying.

  • I'm not working.

  • Yeah.

  • In the unemployment line is where we all break down.

  • I don't think that's gonna happen.

  • But I mean 12 years is a really long relationship.

  • Longest ever.

  • I mean, even though you have breaks,

  • it's like you're spending 12 years with someone,

  • and you've grown so much together.

  • Yeah.

  • I mean, you were-- how old were you when you-- you

  • were the youngest.

  • I just turned 21 when we started.

  • Right

  • Yeah.

  • You couldn't drink, right, during the pilot.

  • I couldn't drink during the pilot.

  • She couldn't, but she did.

  • It wasn't allowed legally.

  • Not supposed to.

  • They taught me how.

  • Aren't you proud of them?

  • Yeah.

  • When we end, she will still be a year younger

  • than I was when we started.

  • Mm.

  • Wow.

  • She could another 12-year sitcom.

  • Yeah.

  • I'm like really.

  • It is.

  • It's been a long, long road.

  • You have my whole life ahead of you.

  • [LAUGHTER]

  • Unbelievable.

  • Now, are you-- I mean, Simon, you still look you still

  • look exactly the same.

  • You have not changed at all.

  • But if you look at the picture of the first season.

  • I wish-- see, I wish I looked different.

  • No way.

  • You do look identical.

  • You look

  • Exactly the same.

  • It's all fake.

  • This is all plastic.

  • That's so irritating.

  • No.

  • You look exactly the same.

  • It is annoying that I look the same.

  • Don't show any other pictures.

  • No.

  • We're jealous.

  • Don't show any other pictures?

  • I'm going l show all of you.

  • Because I mean, you want to see all of you.

  • [LAUGHTER]

  • Oh, someone went heavy with the tanner that season.

  • Look at that.

  • Mayim, you didn't even know-- when you joined,

  • you didn't know the show at all.

  • I had never seen The Big Bang Theory.

  • I thought it was a game show.

  • You won!

  • Someone had told me that in some season of The Big Bang Theory,

  • they mentioned the girl from Blossom is a scientist.

  • So when someone told me that, I thought,

  • oh, it must be a game show, like a trivia thing.

  • I had no idea that it was a very popular sitcom apparently.

  • Right.

  • So I mean, somebody must have said it's not a game

  • show before you signed on.

  • Well, my manager said, they are looking for a female Sheldon

  • Cooper.

  • And I said who is Sheldon Cooper?

  • When she auditioned, she kept buzzing in.

  • But they still gave it to her, which was really generous.

  • No worries.

  • [BUZZ SOUND]

  • Kunal, so your first impression when you were-- what

  • did you-- first of all, did all of you

  • know or feel that you had something

  • that was going to go this long?

  • And then, Kunal, what did you feel the first--

  • what were impressions of everyone?

  • Um.

  • Wow.

  • I've been waiting a long time to say this, but--

  • Oh no.

  • No, no.

  • The only thing I remember is seeing you

  • and think-- because on his IMDB page he was-- they said,

  • a 6' 3".

  • And I remember seeing--

  • I was 6' 3" when IMDB came out.

  • And I remember Simon and being like, wow,

  • you are not as tall as I thought you were going to be.

  • And that's why we're still such good friends to this day.

  • The cybersecurity on IMDB has really gotten much more intense

  • since they began, but--

  • Yeah, I was-- I was such a kid when I started, too.

  • I think when we started--

  • you don't ever think of anything like this gonna happen.

  • No.

  • Yeah.

  • And I think what's so kind of sweet

  • is, even after all these years, and really up to recently,

  • we still talk about-- we come in,

  • we're like, oh my god, how well-- did

  • the show do well last night?

  • Really?

  • They watched?

  • That person-- and we kept that for so long.

  • We never just kind of said, we're all good now.

  • Melissa, you were pregnant on the show.

  • Mm-hmm.

  • Yeah.

  • I feel like I was pregnant for like 900 years, which

  • might a real medical thing.

  • Because I was pregnant on the show.

  • Then I was pregnant in real life.

  • And then pregnant on the show again.

  • So I was always wearing some form of bump

  • to the point where I don't know where to put my hands anymore,

  • because they were just resting on a belly for so long.

  • So now I'm like [MUMBLING].

  • It was confusing to us too.

  • Yeah.

  • There was a lot of "is she?

  • Isn't she?"

  • We didn't know whether to say congratulations or, ooh, lay

  • off the dessert.

  • There was a lot of times where Kunal would be like,

  • are you wearing the bump?

  • Yes, I'm wearing the bump.

Hello.

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