Following several months of floating around, HBO Max has officially given the go-ahead to the aptly named “Stuart Fails To Save The Universe”. This series’ science fiction narrative deviates remarkably from anything seen in the “Big Bang Theory” universe previously. Similar to numerous comics that Stuart Bloom (Kevin Sussman), Sheldon (Jim Parsons) and Leonard (Johnny Galecki) admire, our comic book store owner is set to venture into the multiverse, a journey that may bring significant changes to Pasadena as he understands it.
In the spinoff of “The Big Bang Theory,” the story unfolds as Stuart endeavors to rectify chaos in various realities throughout the universe, having inadvertently triggered a multiverse crisis by damaging an invention jointly developed by Leonard and Sheldon. His friends and colleagues, including geologist Bert Kibbler (played by Brian Posehn), his girlfriend Denise (Lauren Lapkus), and rival quantum physicist Barry Kripke (John Ross Bowie), pitch in to help Stuart fix the mess. Along the way, he encounters alternate versions of his friends from different dimensions.
This new series offers a compelling draw for many past “Big Bang Theory” actors, but no additional cast members have been disclosed yet. The show is set to be filled with intricate world-building and geeky sci-fi elements, marking a significant departure from the storyline of “Big Bang Theory”.
Stuart Fails to Save The Universe may be unlike anything else in the TBBT world
In simpler terms, while “The Big Bang Theory” occasionally ventured into imaginative territory but remained grounded in its traditional sitcom structure, spin-offs like “Young Sheldon” and “Georgie and Mandy’s First Marriage” are more reality-based, focusing on working-class life in Texas during the ’80s and ’90s. Conversely, “Stuart Fails to Save the Universe” is expected to blend sci-fi and fantasy into its sitcom format, using more visual effects and CGI. Given that “The Big Bang Theory” could sometimes be surprisingly scientifically accurate, this new show presents an intriguing challenge.
Nonetheless, it seems this transformation aligns with the type of adjustment that Chuck Lorre, the executive producer and series creator, had in mind. He is collaborating on the show with “TBBT” co-creator Bill Prady, as well as Zak Penn, a writer known for comic book movies.
In a press statement (via The Wrap), Lorre expressed his desire to try something daring that would push him beyond his usual comfort zone. He envisioned something that characters from ‘The Big Bang Theory’ would either adore, detest, or debate passionately about. To elaborate, Prady commented that the challenge lies in incorporating beloved characters from ‘The Big Bang Theory’ into a multifaceted sci-fi story filled with mythology they appreciate, all while preserving the humorous aspects. As for when fans can expect to see “Stuart Fails to Save the Universe,” no air date has been revealed as of yet.
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