It's been announced (via Deadline) that Ryan Cartwright (Kevin Can Wait), Josh Brener (Silicon Valley) and Tommy Walker (Danger Force) are set for major recurring roles in the series. If you feel as though a couple of those names seem familiar to the world of Big Bang, that's because they are – both Cartwright and Brener have had minor roles in the comedy.
It would certainly be quite a deep-cut move for the series if they were going to, especially seeing as Cartwright only appeared in a guest star spot in season 6 and Brener similarly just appeared in two episodes (in seasons 5 and 6).
Set in the future, Stuart Fails to Save the Universe will centre on comic book shop owner Stuart Bloom (played by Kevin Sussman) who is "tasked with restoring reality after he breaks a device built by Sheldon and Leonard, accidentally bringing about a multiverse Armageddon", according to the official synopsis.
"Along the way, they meet alternate-universe versions of characters we've come to know and love from The Big Bang Theory. As the title implies, things don't go well."
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As of now, no further casting has been unveiled aside from the main cast and these new additions, but we're sure the announcements are only set to peak our intrigue of the series further.
Fellow exec producer Zak Penn commented: "I was on a vision quest in the most remote parts of the Amazon Rainforest when a carrier pigeon arrived with a note from Chuck Lorre asking if I wanted to help make a show that the characters from Big Bang Theory would watch.
"The team assembled, we set out to make this insane show, which lives in a universe created by Chuck and Bill. I couldn't be more honoured to be working with these amazing people."
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