Kaley Cuoco shared a mouthful with her fans on Thursday. In more ways than one.
“Big Bang Theory” star Cuoco gifted fans with a behind-the-scenes video posted to her Instagram page, breaking down revealing how the sausage is made during the CBS sitcom’s dinner scenes.
She also might have revealed that she has the heartiest appetite of all the “Big Bang Theory” cast members.
Cuoco broke it all down with a pair of behind-the-scenes videos and a lengthy explanation.
“If you ever wanted to know what happens during our ‘dinner’ scenes, here are two videos that show the before and after,” Cuoco wrote.
“I always forgo lunch if I know we are shooting an eating scene like this one lol when you watch TONIGHT’s all new @bigbangtheory_cbs episode , you will know I was quite satisfied,” the actress continued. Notice our crew cleaning up the props and throwing things away. The cast is moving on with their day. The scene is done. I’m wrapped. Time to go home.”
Cuoco added, “(FYI that food had been eaten , touched and worked with all day. We save all food and give away all uneaten leftovers at the end of shoot days).”
The first video depicted Cuoco gathering with co-stars Johnny Galecki, Melissa Rauch and Mayim Bialik at the table, a spread of food before them. While her colleagues’ plates are still untouched, Cuoco is already hard at work putting it away, enjoying a good mouthful.
The second video depicts the “after” scenario, with Cuoco alone at the table, still chowing down with her castmates nowhere in sight as a crew member begins clean-up duty.
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"Flip or Flop" couple Tarek and Christina El Moussa announced this week that they've separated after nine years of marriage. The HGTV show will continue production despite the split, which might seem like the height of awkwardness -- but former romantic partners have managed to peacefully co-exist on the small screen before. Read on for TheWrap's list of TV shows that have coped with castmates who are also exes.
"One Tree Hill": Castmates Sophia Bush and Chad Michael Murray had a blink-and-you-missed marriage that ended in September 2005 with their separation after five months. Still, they managed to co-star on the series for a number of years after their split.
"Dexter": Michael C. Hall and Jennifer Carpenter, the stars of the killer Showtime series wed in 2008 but their relationship was deader than one of Dexter's victims by 2010, when they announced that they had filed for divorce. They continued on with the series through its final run in 2013, which might have been awkward -- though perhaps not as awkward as the fact that they played siblings throughout their relationship.
"The Big Bang Theory": Johnny Galecki and Kaley Cuoco, dated while also playing a couple on the series. While the relationship didn't last, they still manage to work well together on the CBS sitcom, complete with the occasional S&M-themed photo session.
"The O..C.": Rachel Bilson and Adam Brody didn't just play a couple on this Fox series -- they also carried on a romantic relationship IRL, though they called it quits in late 2006.
"Gossip Girl": Co-stars Penn Badgley and Blake Lively kept the rumor mill swirling on- and off-screen with their relationship, though they eventually split, and Lively's pants traveled elsewhere, moving on to her "Green Lantern" co-star Ryan Reynolds.
"The Vampire Diaries": Nina Dobrev and Ian Somerhalder were involved with each other in a relationship that must have sucked just a little bit, as the two eventually parted ways.
"Alias": Jennifer Garner and Michael Vartan saw plenty of each other while co-tarring on this ABC spy thriller. It wouldn't be Garner's last time hooking up with a co-star; her relationship with Ben Affleck was probably the most enduring thing to come out of "Daredevil."
"Keeping Up With the Kardashians": Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick's relationship has been on and off again pretty much throughout the series, but if anyone knows about keeping the money train chugging along, it's this krew.
"Little People, Big World": Amy and Matt Roloff, the diminutive stars of this TLC series, finalized their divorce earlier this year, but the show premiered its 12 season last month.
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From “Big Bang Theory” to “Little People, Big World,” TV series that have weathered the demise of on-set amour
"Flip or Flop" couple Tarek and Christina El Moussa announced this week that they've separated after nine years of marriage. The HGTV show will continue production despite the split, which might seem like the height of awkwardness -- but former romantic partners have managed to peacefully co-exist on the small screen before. Read on for TheWrap's list of TV shows that have coped with castmates who are also exes.
