Remember Her From The Big Bang Theory? Here’s How She Ended Up 


 Eliza Dushku as Angela Page

Eliza Dushku was almost a big name in the 90s with hits like Bring It On and memorable roles on TV in Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel. But she mostly stuck to supporting parts instead of becoming a leading star. She made a guest appearance on The Big Bang Theory in season four and keeps busy with a variety of projects in both movies and TV shows, keeping her Hollywood career going strong.

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In light of the ongoing reports of misconduct in the film industry, Dushku recently came forward, accusing stuntman Joel Kramer of indecently assaulting her during the filming of the movie True Lies, when she was 12 years old playing Arnold Schwarzenegger’s daughter.

Melissa Rauch as Bernadette Wolowitz

Another beloved main cast member introduced later in the show is Bernadette, portrayed by Melissa Rauch, known for stealing scenes with her distinctive voice (which is actually not her natural voice). Since her debut in season three, we’ve seen Bernadette earn her PhD, marry Howard, and become a mother—twice! Fans are eagerly awaiting what’s next for her character.

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Melissa’s career has thrived beyond Big Bang, with steady opportunities in both TV and film. Recently, she signed on for another two seasons with a hefty payout of $500,000 per episode, ensuring financial stability and keeping any worries about money far from her mind.

Kaley Cuoco as Penny Hofstadter

Kaley Cuoco has had a steady career in film and television since the early 90s, appearing in many TV guest roles and starring in shows like Charmed and 8 Simple Rules. However, it was her role as Penny in The Big Bang Theory that really made her a Hollywood fixture.

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While Kaley Cuoco’s on-screen romance with Leonard thrived, her real-life marriage to pro tennis player Ryan Sweeting proved to be tumultuous, leading to her seeking divorce attorneys in 2016. Despite personal challenges, her financial status remains strong, earning a substantial $900,000 per episode.