‘Big Bang Theory’ Season 11 Premieres So Soon — See Everything You Need to Know About the New Episodes!

The Big Bang Theory is back! Fan favorites Kaley Cuoco, Johnny Galecki, Jim Parsons, and the rest of the beloved cast are set to return to TV later on this year and avid fans of the show are freaking out in anticipation. On Sunday, Aug. 6, Kaley, 31, and her co-stars Mayim Bialik and Kunal Nayyar each gave viewers of the show a sneak peek of Season 11.

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Because details of what's happening on-set are super secretive, each of the actors had to get super creative in their reveals. "Starting Season 11 of @BigBangTheory today! So excited!," Mayim, 41, captioned a photo of herself holding the new script on Twitter. Though the script is clearly visible, Mayim blocked out every other detail with her arm. Kunal — who plays Raj Koothrappali on the series — covered his script details with a pen and Kaley gave a nod to the intelligent characters on the show by covering her script particulars with a Rubik's Cube.

The Big Bang Theory cast in 2014.

With so much hype (and so much secrecy!) clouding the Season 11 premiere, so many fans are aching to know information about the show. What should we be expecting? When does the newest season premiere? Keep reading to find out details from Season 11 and a recap of how the popular series got this far.

When does Season 11 of Big Bang Theory premiere?

Fans can catch up with Leonard, Sheldon, Penny, Howard, and the rest of their friends on Friday, Sept. 15, 2017, on CBS.

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How long has the Big Bang Theory been on?

This year marks Big Bang Theory's 10-year anniversary, though it's been on for 11 seasons. The first episode in Season 11 will be Big Bang Theory's 232nd episode, a landmark number for CBS.

When did the Big Bang Theory debut?

The nerdy comedy first debuted in 2007 and wasn't originally envisioned by show creators as the "family sitcom" that it has since become. "A show about brilliant minds was what we led with," creator Chuck Lorre told The Hollywood Reporter. "We never said the word 'nerd' or 'geek'; those words came later; they were attached to the show. We were more interested in these guys that were crazy smart and their inability to move through the world that the rest of us take for granted."

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Are Big Bang Theory actors really smart?

Heck yeah! Mayim has a PhD in neuroscience, which is how her character Amy Farrah Fowler's career was decided. Kaley and Jim are also the world's highest paid TV actors, each receiving around $1 million per episode.