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Stuart Fails to Save the Universe episode 10 felt 'surreal' for cast thanks to Big Bang Theory twist

Stuart Fails to Save the Universe episode 10 had the most blatant reference to The Big Bang Theory yet — and, for its cast, it was "surreal" to film.

Stuart Fails to Save the Universe episode 10 felt 'surreal' for cast thanks to Big Bang Theory twist

Spoilers ahead for the final episode of Stuart Fails to Save the Universe. The season 10 finale took a big turn reminiscent of the classic sitcom The Big Bang Theory. With Sheldon and Leonard notably absent, the series returned to its roots, this time in an alternate universe. Kevin, Denise, Kripke, and Bert found themselves filming the HBO Max show in front of a live studio audience, creating a surreal experience for the cast.

As Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage drew to a close, the actors expressed how surreal the episode felt, combining the nostalgia of the old show with a distinctly different vibe. The group reminisced about the iconic Stage 25, named after The Big Bang Theory, where they now found themselves after bidding farewell to the live studio audience.

This unexpected twist has fans hoping for even more nods to the original series in future episodes, including a potential revival of George Cooper's character in the upcoming season 2.

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