Big Bang Theory Season 8 Kaley Cuoco Reveals and Spoilers: Wedding Date for Leonard and Penny Set Far Off into the Future

By Mike Emaneke Aug 13, 2014 01:18 PM EDT

Big Bang Theory Season 8 Kaley Cuoco Reveals and Spoilers: Wedding Date for Leonard and Penny Set Far Off into the Future

Kaley Cuoco plays the role of Penny on the hit series, the big bang theory. In the last episode of the seventh season, we saw Leonard propose to her and she answered yes. The season finale featured them planning to move in together. Cuoco and the other key members of the cast negotiated for a major pay hike in order to renew their contracts for the latest installment of the series. Apparently, even she does not know what is going to happen on the new season of the series. However, she hopes that the new season is going to include a lot wedding stuff concerning her and Leonard, played by Johnny Galecki.

Kaley says it would be interesting to see how it plays out because even if, she does not have knowledge about the script, the personalities of her and her on screen fiancée' Leonard. Leonard will probably take care of all the planning while Penny sits around. According to her everyone seems to be growing up, onscreen, that is. The engagement between Leonard and Penny culminated in a sequence of events that ended up with Jim Parson's leaving to go off somewhere. The eighth season had people wondering whether Sheldon will make a return to the series, but it is definite that he will return for the latest season.

There are rumors that Kaley may be pregnant onscreen, however, show runner, Show runner Steve Molaro gave spoilers at the San Diego Comic Con saying they will push the wedding date far into the future without a definite date which disproves the pregnancy theory. Apparently, they are not in a rush at all. In other news John Doyle, scrutinized the salaries of Johnny Galecki, Kaley and Jim Parsons which is $ 1 million. From a bigger perspective, the salaries are less obscene especially when you compare it to what the show earns Warner Bros TV. In total, the series will earn about $1 billion for the company over the duration of its life span.