Jim Parsons has explained why he won't participate in a revival of The Big Bang Theory, at least for now. The actor starred as Sheldon Cooper in all seasons of the sitcom, and he executive-produced and narrated the prequel series spinoff Young Sheldon – he also appeared on-screen in the finale.

While reflecting on his time as Sheldon Cooper, Parsons added, 'I never say never to anything' Jim Parsons is perfectly fine with not revisiting The Big Bang Theory anytime soon. On the Oct. 11 episode of Who's Talking to Chris Wallace on Max,

It marks yet another entry in the expansive Big Bang Theory universe, and there's more to come. Another spinoff is officially in the works, and it just took a major step forward. All the while, Jim Parsons -- who returned alongside Mayim Bialik for the YS series finale -- weighed in on possibly joining a revival of the OG show.

But like I say, God willing, life is very long," Parsons says. Bazinga! Jim Parsons is happy to leave The Big Bang Theory in the past. For now, anyway. When the actor behind Sheldon Cooper appeared as a guest on Who's Talking to Chris Wallace?

From The Big Bang Theory to Young Sheldon, Jim Parsons played Sheldon Cooper for a long, long time. Would he ever return to the role?

Jim Parsons has made it clear that a reboot or reunion of the beloved sitcom "The Big Bang Theory" is not on his radar. When the actor, best known for his portrayal of Sheldon Cooper in the hit sitcom,

On Max's 'Who's Talking to Chris Wallace?', the 'Big Bang Theory' star revealed his surprising reaction to the possibility of returning for a reboot or reunion.