If Wang Yang was willing, "The Big Bang Theory" could hit the screens as early as January after the winter hiatus, or even in November, a month later, if he handed over the pilot's footage to one of the cooperating networks. After all, channels like NBC, CBS, ABC, and others were enduring belly-flop sitcoms ready to be axed at any moment, hoping that a "miraculous work" could salvage their ratings for that time slot.
News of his preparations for this mysterious "The Cosmic Big Bang" crew had already leaked, and the name itself was enough to send fans into a frenzy. The Cosmic Big Bang! The Cosmic Big Bang! But what was it actually about? The name alone was ambiguous—sure, like "Friends" or "Two and a Half Men"—but they also sensed a fresh, different vibe from it.
