All fans of The Big Bang Theory, know the peculiarities of Sheldon Cooper, but, his actor had certain problems for filming dangerous scenes for him and for his health.
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The popular lead actor of The Big Bang Theory, Jim Parsons, has revealed how dangerous and what they did so that some scenes of the series could be recorded for being allergic to cats.
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The actor Jim Parsons and the former co-star of The Big Bang Theory, Mayim Bialik, reunited for Fox’s cat-centric sitcom Call Me Kat, which he produces, have revealed some details of the show.
During an interview for The Ellen DeGeneres Show to discuss the new sitcom, Parsons reflected on her own feline experience on her previous show:
“There was a time very early in Big Bang where they were pitching an idea for a script and they came up and asked me, ‘Are you allergic to cats by any chance?’ And I said, ‘Yeah, I am, my eyes get swollen and whatever.’
“About a week later, the script came out with a box of Claritin, and it was like, ‘Here, we’re going to do one where you’re surrounded by cats for the entire episode.’
Fortunately, Jim Parsons managed to get through the episode without having an allergic reaction. So he also revealed how they made this happen.
“I went through that … but it was okay, I just didn’t touch my face.”
The irony of the character and the actor was that the favorite song of Sheldon it was, “Soft Kitty,” a lullaby about cats, which she sang many times throughout the show.
Even so, the fact that Parsons will film scenes with cats and will overcome his allergies in The Big Bang Theory, shows how committed the actor was to his role as Sheldon Cooper.
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