Big changes are coming up in "The Big Bang Theory" Season 10. Penny and Leonard are enjoying their honeymoon stage; Wolowitz and Bernadette are having a baby; and Amy and Sheldon might take their relationship to the next level. This leads to one major question: Will Raj finally find true love in the upcoming season?
With his friends getting settled in stable relationships, the show couldn't possibly leave Raj by his lonesome. It is speculated that Kunal Nayyar's character is getting a new girlfriend in "The Big Bang Theory" Season 10.
For an episode titled "The Brain Bowl Incubation," the synopsis reads that Raj is having second thoughts about introducing his new girlfriend to his friends, fearing that they may not understand the nature of her job. Moreover, his friends know fully well how bad Raj is at women and relationships, considering how things went with his former flames.
There's another reason why it's possible for Raj to finally have someone to spend the rest of his life with. In an interview with the Miami Herald, Nayyar said that "The Big Bang Theory" Season 10 might be the show's last and final run.
"I think we are due to re-up for season 10. After that, who knows? I hope to continue, but it's not entirely up to me," he said. "Even if we do season 11 or 12, it's a very odd sensation this year. We are all feeling quite nostalgic. We're so close. We have each other's back. We keep it private on set and really love each other. It's going to be very hard to adjust to going back to what is normal, since this is my normal, if that makes sense."
Coincidentally, there are rumors that Warner Bros. TV and CBS are developing a spinoff series for "The Big Bang Theory," which will center on Sheldon Cooper's life as a growing youngster in Texas. According to Variety, the project is about to enter a script deal with the TV network. Jim Parsons, who plays present-day Sheldon in "The Big Bang Theory," has been attached as an executive producer together with Chuck Lorre and Steve Molaro.
"The Big Bang Theory" Season 10 airs every Thursday night on CBS.