More than two months have passed since the end of the popular classic American drama "The Big Bang Theory", and during this time, Xiao Evil has revisited all twelve seasons of the series. This time revisited, Xiao Evil found a lot of interesting details and Easter eggs, and couldn't help but have the idea of writing an unpopular encyclopedia of "The Big Bang Theory". Starting from this issue, Little Evil will bring you a variety of unpopular inventory and ranking about "The Big Bang Theory", which can also be regarded as a small commemoration of this American drama that has accompanied us for twelve years.
Today's inventory is about celebrities who cameoed in "The Big Bang Theory". It is important to note that this list only includes celebrities who played their roles in the series, and not the famous actors who played the roles in the series.
The story of "The Big Bang Theory" takes place in Pasadena, Los Angeles, close to the famous Hollywood, which is the area where all kinds of celebrity superstars are active, so it is completely reasonable for celebrities to appear in the series. Let's get to know these stars who starred in "The Big Bang Theory" -
Charlie Sheen
Charlie Sheen, a famous American actor, whose representative works include the movie "Field Platoon", "Wall Street", "Three Musketeers", "Anti-Fighting Condor", and the American drama "Two and a Half Good Men".
Charlie Sheen appears in The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 4, and when Raj shows off to the people at the bar that he's about to appear in Time magazine, Charlie Sheen shows up and tells him to show off when he's on the cover of Time.
Summer Groh
Summer Groy, a Hollywood actress, is best known for starring in the famous science fiction drama "Fireflies", and later played the female Terminator in the American drama "Terminator".
Summer guests appear in Season 2, Episode 17, where she boards the same train that the four protagonists ride on. Raj, Howard, and Leonard took turns to launch a pursuit offensive against Summer, but all ended in failure.
Will Wheaton
Will Wheaton is a well-known American actor and screenwriter who has starred in classic film and television works such as "Walk with Me" and "Star Trek: The Next Generation".
Wheaton is arguably the most frequent celebrity in the entire Big Bang Theory, making his first cameo appearance in Season 3, Episode 5, as one of Sheldon's nemesis. Later, he became a resident character and appeared many times in the subsequent plot, not only turning into a jade warrior with Sheldon, but also becoming a close friend of the protagonist and his party.
Katie Sackhof
Katie Sackhof is an American actress and voice actress whose representative works include Battlestar Galactica and Crime Scene Investigation.
Sexy beauty Katie Sackhof first made a cameo appearance in Season 3, Episode 9, as the fantasy object of Howard's "bath entertainment", and the picture of Hoxaf's cameo can be said to be very beautiful. In Season 4, Sackhof reappears in Howard's fantasies, but this time in a costume from Battlestar Galactica.
Stan Lee
Stan Lee believes that without too much introduction, the father of the famous Marvel, created many Marvel hero characters such as Spider-Man, Hulk, Fantastic Four and made cameo appearances in almost every Marvel movie.
In Season 3, Episode 16, Petunia feels guilty that Sheldon missed Stan Lee's signing event, and in order to compensate, she takes Sheldon to Stan Lee's house. Unexpectedly, the two's hasty visit angered Stan, and finally Sheldon got a restraining order signed by Stan Lee.
Steve Wozniak
Steve Wozniak, a famous American engineer and one of the founders of Apple.
Wozniak guest-starred in Season 4, Episode 2, where he appears in the restaurant where the protagonists dine and promises to sign a 1977 Apple II that Sheldon treasures, but Sheldon is in too much of a hurry to get to the restaurant, falling down the stairs and smashing his computer.
George Takei
George Takei is a Japanese-American actor. He is best known for playing the role of Sulu in the Star Trek series.
George Takei appears in Season 4, Episode 4, where he appears in Howard's fantasies alongside Katie Sackhof.
Neil Degrass Tyson
Neil Degrass Tyson is a famous American astrophysicist and a popular science star.
Neil Tyson made his first cameo appearance in Season 4, Episode 7, where he appears in the hallway of the university and is introduced to Sheldon by Raj. In season 12, Tyson made another cameo appearance and was involved in a "Weibo Tear X" with Raj.
Leval Bourton
LeVal Burton is a famous actor and director. He starred in the Star Trek series.
Burton first appeared at the end of Season 4, Episode 17, when he was invited to a party on the Internet by Sheldon, but arrived stunned by the live "revelry" and fled. Later, Boulton made two cameo appearances in The Big Bang Theory, both as a guest on Sheldon's web show Flag Fun Infinity.
Brian Green
Brian Green is an American theoretical physicist who has authored books such as "The Structure of the Universe" and "The Strings of the Universe", and is a popular science star.
Brian Green appears in Season 4, Episode 20, and Sheldon takes Amy to Green's book club and taunts Green.
Brent Speyer
Brent Speyer, a famous actor. His representative works include "Independence Day", "Star Trek: The Next Generation", etc., and play "Mr. Data" in the "Star Trek" series.
Speyer appears in Season 5, Episode 5, where he appears at a party at will Wheaton's house. Because he tore up Sheldon's treasured handiwork, he was added to the "list of mortal enemies" by Sheldon.
Mike Massimino
Mike Massimino, an ASTRONAUT at NASA, has participated in two space missions and was the first person to tweet in space.
Massimino first appeared in a video call with Howard in Season 5 episode 15. He later made several cameos as Howard's colleague at NASA. In addition to co-flying space missions with Howard, most of them appear in video calls.
Leonard Nimoy
Leonard Nimoy is a famous American actor and director. He played the role of "Spock" in the Star Trek series.
Leonard Nimoy's cameo is somewhat special because he doesn't make an official appearance. In Season 5, Episode 20, Leonard Nimoy "voices" to voice Sheldon's Spock doll. In Sheldon's dream, the Spock doll "seduces" him.
Stephen hawking
Stephen Hawking is the greatest theoretical physicist of modern times, the author of a brief history of time and other works.
Hawking is Sheldon's long-standing idol, and his first cameo appearance in Season 5, Episode 21, sheldon faints in excitement directly in front of him. Later, Professor Hawking appeared several times in the video chat and telephone calls in the play.
Hoy Mandel
Hoy Mandel is a famous American reality TV host.
Mandel made a cameo appearance in Season 6, Episode 4. Mandel and Howard, who had just returned from space, arrived in Los Angeles on the same plane. Because the two had the same nickname, "Howie," Howard mistakenly thought that the large number of reporters waiting at the airport was greeting him, and the scene was very embarrassing.
Buzz Aldrin
Buzz Aldrin, famous astronaut, second man to land on the moon.
Aldrin appears in a short film that Raj sent to Howard at the end of Season 6, Episode 5. In the film, Aldrin shows off his great achievements as an astronaut to every child who comes to the house to ask for candy on Halloween Day.
Bill Nye
Bill Nye is the host of the American science and education program. He is best known for hosting Bill Nyssee Science.
In Season 7, Episode 7, Sheldon, jealous of Leonard's collaborative project with Professor Proton, excludes himself and enlists Bill Nye to try to anger Leonard and Professor Proton. Unexpectedly, Professor Proton was already dissatisfied with Bill Nai and was really angry.
James Earl Jones
James Earl Jones, a famous American actor and voice actor, has written "Star Wars" and "The Lion King".
James Earl Jones appears in Season 7, Episode 14. Sheldon, who was unable to buy tickets to the show, decided to start his own comic show, and hoping that Jones would be able to attend, he came to Jones's favorite sushi restaurant to "ambush". Didn't expect Jones to be very friendly and kind and had a happy day with Sheldon.
Kelly Fisher
Kelly Fisher, a famous American actress, is best known for playing the role of Princess Leia in the Star Wars series.
In Season 7, Episode 14, James Earl Jones runs to Fisher's house with Sheldon to play a prank, and Fisher rushes out with a baseball bat.
Nathan Felian
Nathan Felian is a famous American actor, whose representative works include "Firefly" and "Spirit Book Detective".
Nathan Philean makes a cameo appearance in season 8, episode 15, where he eats at a restaurant and is recognized by Leonard and Raj. Although Philian agreed to the request for a photo between the two, Raj's chatter eventually set him on fire.
Adam Nimoy
Adam Nimoy is the son of Spock actor Leonard Nimoy and a director.
Adam Nimoy appears in Season 9, Episode 7, when he was filming a documentary honoring his father, Leonard Nimoy, and under the introduction of Will Wheaton, Adam interviewed Sheldon, a die-hard fan of Spock.
Elon Musk
Elon Musk, a famous entrepreneur and engineer, founded well-known companies such as Space Exploration Technology And Tesla.
Elon Musk made a cameo appearance in the ninth episode of season nine, when Howard came to the rescue house to volunteer, and accidentally met Musk, who was also volunteering. In addition, Musk also made a cameo appearance in the first season of the spin-off drama "Little Sheldon" of "The Big Bang Theory".
Adam West
Adam West, best known for starring in the Batman series of the 1960s, is the first generation of Batman we are familiar with.
In season 9, episode 17, in order to make up for Sheldon's childhood regrets, Leonard and others invite "Batman" Adam West to Shelton's birthday party, but West calls Sheldon's name "Sherman". There was also a heated discussion in the car about "who is the best Batman in history".
Alan de Giannis
Alan de Giannis is a famous American host and actor. He is best known for hosting the talk show The Ellen Show.
Allen made a cameo appearance in Season 10, Episode 9, where Sheldon and his colleague Bert went live to watch the Allen Show. Later, in season 12, Sheldon and Amy's Nobel Prize rivals also appeared on the Allen Show.
Bill gates
Bill Gates is a well-known entrepreneur, philanthropist, founder of Microsoft corporation, and former world's richest man.
Gates made a cameo appearance in Season 11, Level 18, petunia was given the opportunity to receive Bill Gates, but Leonard and the others took the opportunity to get the address of The Hotel where Gates was staying and went to the "ambush". Leonard, who saw the hero in his heart, wept bitterly in front of Gates and destroyed Gates's tie.
Neil Gaiman
Neil Gaiman is a well-known American fantasy writer who has written in the fields of fantasy, science fiction, horror, children's novels, comics and lyrics.
Neil Gaiman made a cameo appearance in season 11, Episode 21, and Stewart's comic book store became popular online because of Gaiman's patronage and praise. Ironically, Gaiman came to the store twice and talked to Sheldon and others, but they were ignored by everyone.
Mark Hamill
Mark Hamill is a well-known actor and voice actor. He is the actor of the Star Wars series, Luke Skywalker, and voices the Joker in the animated and in-game Batman series.
In Season 11, Episode 24, Howard picks up Mark Hamill's dog and returns it to him. As a token of appreciation, Hamill was invited to attend and witness Sheldon and Amy's wedding.
William Shatner
William Shatner, famous actor. He is best known for his role as the protagonist "Captain Kirk" in the Star Trek series.
William Shatner made a cameo appearance in Season 12, Episode 16, beginning as a surprise guest prepared by Will Wheaton for Sheldon, and later appearing in Wheaton's Dungeon & Dragons game night.
Karim Abdul Abdul Abdul Abdul
Karim Abdul Abdul Abdul Abdul, basketball star. Known as "Sky Hook", one of the greatest centers in NBA history.
Abdul-Jabbar appears in Season 12, Episode 16, and is one of the participants in Will Wheatton's Dungeon & Dragons game night, and Leonard knows nothing about the legendary superstar.
Joe Manganiello
Joe Manganiro, a famous American actor, whose representative works include "Spider-Man", "True Love Like Blood", "Magic Mike" and so on.
Manganiro appears in Season 12, Episode 16, as one of the participants in Will Wheaton's Dungeon & Dragons game night. Compared to the other celebrities of the game night, the girls, led by Petunia, are most interested in the sexy Manganiro.
Kevin Smith
Kevin Smith is an American director and screenwriter. Representative works include "Crazy Clerk", "Jersey Girl" and so on.
Kevin Smith also appeared in Season 12, Episode 16, and was one of the participants in Wheaton's Dungeons & Dragons game night. In fact, before making an official cameo, Smith also "contributed" to the 20th episode of Season 8, where he was on the phone with Penny and Wheaton on Wheaton's podcast.
George Smoot
George Smoot is an American astrophysicist who won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2006 for co-discovering with John Mather "The Blackbody Form and Anisotropy of Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation."
Smoot appears in Season 12, Episode 18, and Smoot is one of them when Sheldon and Amy have to woo some of the previous Nobel laureates in order to beat their rivals on the road to winning the Nobel Prize. But he didn't seem to be cold to Sheldon.
Jeep Thorne
Kip Thorne is an American theoretical physicist. In 2017, he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for his outstanding contributions to gravitational wave observations.
In Season 12, Episode 18, Thorne is also one of Sheldon and Amy's co-optations, but he doesn't like Sheldon either.
Francis Arnold
Francis Arnold, American chemist. Winner of the 2018 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
In Season 12, Episode 18, Francis Arnold is also one of Sheldon and Amy's co-optations. Although Professor Arnold liked Sheldon, she hated the raisin-flavored cookies they gave her.
Christie Swanson
Christie Swanson is an American actress. Representative works include "Pink Storm", "Red Pink Lady", etc., and played the heroine Buffy in the movie "Buffy the Vampire Hunter".
Swanson makes a cameo appearance in the finale season 12, episode 24, where she is Raj's neighbor on a flight to Sweden. Later, she came to raj's invitation and attended the Nobel Prize ceremony as a female companion.
After watching Xiao Evil's inventory, do you feel that the familiar plot of that scene has come to mind again? Who made the most of these cameos? And who was the most surprised?