Jim Parsons: The Big Bang Theory Years Made Me Miserable

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Jim Parsons says his 12-year run as Sheldon on The Big Bang Theory left him stressed and miserable at times, despite fame and success. He describes a demanding, OCD-like need to keep many plates in the air and notes that this workload contributed to unhappiness. He wouldn’t relive those days for any amount of money, and he has reflected on how his relationship with the character has evolved. The show ended after Parsons declined a $50 million offer for a 13th and 14th season, and a Stuart Bloom spin-off is set to launch next month, while Parsons has since pursued other acting projects.
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