Johnny Galecki admits having sex in his Big Bang Theory dressing room on The Late Show after finale
Johnny Galecki gave new meaning to The Big Bang Theory on Thursday as he admitted to having sex in his dressing room of the CBS sitcom.
The 44-year-old actor made the revelation on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert while appearing with his co-stars after the series finale.
'That did not include me,' clarified Johnny's co-star and former girlfriend Kaley Cuoco, 33.
Hand up: Johnny Galecki was the only cast member of The Big Bang Theory to raise his hand Thursday on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert when asked about sex in their dressing room
Johnny was the only one to raise his hand when host Stephen, 55, asked if anyone had sex in their dressing room.
'We all use Johnny's dressing room,' joked Simon Helberg, 38.
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Stephen welcomed Johnny, Kaley, Simon, Jim Parsons, Mayim Bialik, Melissa Rauch and Kunal Nayyar onto the show after The Big Bang Theory exited the TV airwaves with the most episodes for a multi-camera series ever with 279 episodes.
He congratulated the cast for being part of a 'significant cultural artifact created for American and world viewers'.
Dressing room: The 44-year-old actor made the revelation on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert while appearing with his co-stars after the series finale
Not her: Kaley Cuoco who used to date Johnny made sure to clarify that she wasn't involved in the dressing room sex
'It is really rare,' Stephen said.
The cast said they were confident the series finale would be liked by fans.
'The writers did an incredible job,' Johnny said.
Series finale: Kunal Nayyar, Kaley, Johnny, Jim Parsons, Mayim Bialik, Melissa Rauch and Simon Helber came onto the show after The Big Bang Theory exited the TV airwaves
Kunal, 38, joked that he worried his character would be killed off.
Kaley admitted there was a 'lot of anxiety' for both actors and writers.
'I think they did it brilliantly,' she said.
Kind of worried: The season finale caused some anxiety and Kunal joked that he worried his character would be killed off
Jim, 46, said he told the writers they couldn't get it wrong because they own it and he couldn't imagine it being divisive.
'We'll find out tomorrow,' he quipped.
Stephen noted the show with its 279 episodes was the longest-running studio sitcom in history, beating out NBC's Cheers, which aired for 11 seasons and 275 episodes
No wrong: Jim, 46, said he told the writers they couldn't get it wrong because they own it and he couldn't imagine it being divisive
'I always hated Cheers. Take that, Cheers,' joked Simon.
Melissa, 38, revealed that she was at the unemployment office when she got notified of her audition for the show.
Stephen asked when they first realized the show had gone global and Simon said it was during season two when they were filming in Mexico City.
Timely audition: Melissa, 38, revealed that she was at the unemployment office when she got notified of her audition for the show.
He said they landed and people were running after them at the airport 'like the Beatles'.
Johnny said his favorite cameo on the show was Judd Hirsch, 84, as he's been a massive fan of the Taxi star.
Mayim said her favorites were Star Wars star Mark Hamill, 67, and comedian Bob Newhart, 89.
Going global: Simon said he realized the show had gone global during season two when they were filming in Mexico City
'I grew up watching Newhart,' Mayim said, adding that she 'cannot control herself' around big stars.
Stephen went through a lightning round of questions for the cast anonymously asked by each other.
He asked Johnny who is a self-described 'theater rat' what Kaley's professional animal would be.
'Be careful,' warned Kaley who was sitting right next to him.
Be careful: Kaley warned Johnny before he answered a question about what her professional animal would be
'I'm sitting too close. I'm going to get punched,' Johnny said.
He decided on something equestrian and said Kaley would be an 'Arabian pretty horse'.
Kaley during the Q&A session admitted that she usually read a magazine instead of the script.
No reading: The actress during the Q&A session admitted that she usually read a magazine instead of the script
'I wish I had that power,' Jim said.
Johnny also revealed that wardrobe from the show by costume designer Mary T. Quigley was headed to the Smithsonian Institution.
The chat show ended with Canadian band Barenaked Ladies performing the show's theme song.
National museum: Johnny also revealed that wardrobe from the show by costume designer Mary T. Quigley was headed to the Smithsonian Institution
Theme song: The chat show ended with Canadian band Barenaked Ladies performing the show's theme song
