Jim Parsons Talks About Possibly Reprising Role as Sheldon Cooper in ‘The Big Bang Theory’ Sequel

Jim Parsons, best known for his role as Sheldon Cooper in the hit TV show ‘The Big Bang Theory’, recently discussed the possibility of returning to the iconic role if a sequel ever comes to fruition.

In an interview with E! News, Parsons humorously stated that it would take “reincarnation” for him to reprise the role of Sheldon Cooper. While he didn’t completely rule out the idea, he expressed skepticism about the likelihood of returning to the character. “Never say never to anything. Life is long, God-willing, but I don’t think so,” Parsons said.

Parsons portrayed Sheldon Cooper for 12 seasons on ‘The Big Bang Theory’ and made a special appearance in the ‘Young Sheldon’ series finale, a prequel to the original show. Reflecting on his recent cameo in ‘Young Sheldon’, Parsons described the experience as “very special” and shared his mixed emotions about wrapping up the show.

Executive producer Steve Holland also hinted at the possibility of bringing back Parsons and co-star Mayim Bialik for future projects. While Parsons had been narrating ‘Young Sheldon’, Holland explained that the finale aimed to strike a balance between honoring the original cast and highlighting the Cooper family.

Fans of ‘The Big Bang Theory’ may have to wait and see if Parsons will ever reprise his role as Sheldon Cooper in a potential sequel, but for now, the actor seems content with the legacy of the beloved character.