The famous guest actor on The Big Bang Theory who was about to completely destroy the series, considering it “crap”, among other things.
During the 12 seasons of The Big Bang Theory, many actors and actresses were invited to the program, some offering an applauded appearance and others revealing later that they had not had a very good time.
And in the second season of The Big Bang TheoryCharlie Sheen, who was at the top of his career, had a cameo in one of the episodes.
At that time the star of Two and a Half Men, perhaps with an arrogant attitude towards those who made the program, did not value the series too much.
It appeared exactly in the episode called The Griffin Equivalency from season 2 of The Big Bang Theory.
His appearance was sporadic, but he gave a boost to the series that was still beginning.
However, the actor did not have a very good relationship with Chuck Lorre, who was also co-creator of Two and a Half Men, and this was later reflected in a harsh interview with The Guardian years later.
In that interview, Charlie Sheen basically defined The Big Bang Theory as “crap.” On the other hand, he also pointed out that it was “a stupid, boring series about stupid people.”
Although he later clarified that he respected all the actors and actresses of The Big Bang Theory because they were excellent people, the series did seem like crap to him.
In this way, one of The Big Bang Theory’s guest actors was very close to taking over a series that had only been running for two seasons at that time.
Luckily The Big Bang Theory managed to achieve great success, thanks to the good script and work of its actors and actresses, and was able to survive any criticism.
