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There's no better way to end this series. It was so emotional and amazing. Sheldon's acceptance brought tears in my eyes. Thank you so much for all the people who made this show possible and such a wonderful cast. It's not an easy to carry the show for 12 years. They have done an amazing job. I am going to miss everyone of the gang. The most important part of the show is ending. You need to give a satisfying ending. It's an end of an era. They didn't miss anyone. All the characters had their moments in the finale. Thank you so much The Big Bang Theory team for all the memories and laughter.

There could not have been any better way to end this beautiful TV show. So emotional, powerful, hilarious, exhilarating. It can be said that the best TV show ended with best end. Miss you all and thank you for being part of my life. Love you.

I have spent 12 years watching this amazing show and I will miss it immensely To watch the growth of the characters all this time culminating the humanisation of Sheldon has been amazing. Can't believe it's over 😢

Mrs. Shullivan and I enjoyed this series ending episode, and as expected, we were able to anticipate how the series would close for each cast member, except we both thought that Rajiv was deserving to have his own "it" moment in the sun.

We were glad the series ending episode was extended to a full hour and that some of the quirky issues that were a mainstay such as existed in Leonard and Penny's apartment as well as in the apartment building hallways, and with the Wolowitz's family, this episode provided the "big reveals".

Thank you to the producers as well as to the vocal group, The Barenaked Ladies, for 12 years of clean family entertainment, we just hoped that Rajiv would have also had his own "IT" moment.

Thank you TBBT for twelve (12) wonderful years! It has been a most enjoyable ride!!!!!!! A PERFECT 10 for 10 !!!!!!!

Well done to all. Absolutely brilliant end, one that felt heart wrenching and heart warming all at the same time - and all in the same timeline -sorry Sheldon, no multiple universes for these multiple feelings!! From watching the first episode and waiting for Sheldon to win the Nobel, this couldn't have ended in any other way. My happy, and sad, tears haven't dried yet and I'm already hoping Chuck Lorre has it in him to do a one off catch-up where we can see how they're all coping with 'grown-up' life. (could say more but I hate spoilers).

This is such a warm ending. Thank you for all the fun you've brought us for the past 12 years. Really love this show and I believe it'll stay a unique classic in my memories.

Now that is how you end a show. Qudos. I will miss you all but there will always be re-runs.

I have cried so much. Very emotional last episode. 😭

It's sad to know we won't see Sheldon's career, character's relationships, Penny's son/daughter, Raj's quest for love, Amy's many exploits... you name it. What makes the series such a great show is the characters are relatable and I can imagine being friends with each one of them and meeting in 30 years, look back and say "what a wonderful life you've have had." I guess the beauty of a series finales is that it gives closure to one phase of their lives while leaving us free to assume what happened next.

The ending couldn't be more fitting. It's been a wonderful 12 years. So long Sheldon, Leonard, Penny, Howard, Raj, and the rest. You'll all be dearly missed.

This is not so much a review as a general 'Thanks....' I'm 69 years old - and I know that few of my contemporaries get this 'new humour' - but I do. It's been an absolute pleasure watching this series - the interplay between friends, rivals and additional Sci-Fi star was enthralling. As someone who has read Sci-Fi comics since the 50s' and been a avid reader of the Sci-Fi / Fantasy greats (Heinlein, Asimov, Iain M. Banks, Terry Pratchett etc...) it's not too much of a stretch of my mind to get this... after-all, pretty much everything is derivative. ;) At 69 - I'm still looking forward - when, sadly, so many of my peers look back... I'd still like to climb that tree and see what ahead... hoping that humanity finds a way to deal with its darker side - but I've come to the realisation that I won't get that gift. It's been a delight, really - I've seen and experienced so much tragedy - yet we DO learn from it... though the learning curve seems to be oh, so steep... we prevail. Tough times are ahead - far tougher than we, as a species have ever encountered - but I have FAITH - not in some BS omniscient being - but in humanity... I have to, because probability hints at the fact, that we may be alone. I do NOT fear death - all things change - it truly seems to be the single inviolable constant - I DO fear the death of a race who's individuals can die rescuing a dog, run into a burning house to rescue a child, set themselves on fire to prove a moral point, refuse to bow down before tyrants and monsters - who can show levels of heroism far beyond any comic book Hero on a daily basis - and also, sadly, can show their wanton lust for power, for sadistic acts and for absolute evil. Humanity - you truly are beautiful - and I desperately hope you stick around long after I'm gone.

The writer did an amazing job, I cried so hard during this episode.

It has been a crazy 12 years with its ups and downs but they couldn't have ended it in a more perfect way. And even though we all knew how it was going to end, they did the right thing with taking their time to make sure everyone got the end they deserved. (Except for maybe Rajesh). I don't think anyone could have done a better job.

Thank you for twelve years of laughter and thank you for giving this show the perfect ending it deserved.

Absolutely perfect finale. After 12 years I can't imagine any other way this ending could have been done better.

That speech really gave me goosebumps. It's a perfect ending to a perfect show. Period.

I've not kept up with this show over the last few years. It was a show I used to love and adore, until it lost meaning for me and I stopped watching, but I've dipped in and out over the past few years and always got the impression that it's simply not for me anymore. Despite this I couldn't help but feel a twinge of sadness when I heard the show would be ending with its 12th season, so I made an effort to keep up.

How can I put this? This finale is one of the greatest sitcom finales I think we've ever had. It ties everything up; not just plot but character development, and delivers a very satisfying sendoff that leaves nothing wanting. It doesn't end the show with closure, but rather gives us the end of a nice, comfortable era while letting us know that there will be more for these characters, and it will be just as amazing as what we've seen before.

It's so much better than the finale to Chuck Lorre's other phenomenon Two And A Half Men which was driven and infected by his own ego and resentment towards his fans which left a very sour taste with the episode. Here, the only thing he pours in is his love and dedication for these characters and this show in general. It's really something.

The humour is on point from start to finish and there's a surprisingly emotional vibe coming from every scene, probably thanks to the actor's realization that this is the last time they'll embody these characters.

Sheldon's speech gives the last 12 years meaning and going from that rather polarizing, off-beat and bizarre little sitcom in 2007 to this incredibly impactful cultural phenomenon is felt in one moment, as every single fan looked back on that day where the boys met their attractive new neighbor and started one of the greatest journeys in sitcom history.

Sayonara Big Bang...

The authors of Game of thrones should have actually asked the authors of Big Bang theory to write a finale for them! This finale was what a "satisfying ending" mean. It was just perfect and flawless'!!!