"The Big Bang Theory" along with stars Kaley Cuoco and Johnny Galecki are hot topics as rumors about the show's cancellation continue to swirl on the web.

Previous reports suggested that the series will not be renewed because of the lead actors demand for salary increase. Some speculations said that "The Big Bang Theory" might have a spinoff based on young Sheldon's life.

However, lately rumors are rife that the most watched comedy show on CBS will be renewed for Season 11 and Jonny Galecki and Kaley Cuoco together with other main casts are going to reprise their roles after renewing their contracts.

Speculations suggest that they have signed up for a three-year contract which means fans will get to see their favorite show until Season 13.

There were also reports saying that the upcoming season will be the last following the refusal of Kaley Cucuo to renew her contract beyond Season 11. Many believed that Cuoco wants to focus more on getting pregnant.

It has been said that the new season is already in the works and might be aired on December right after its 10^th season. Other speculations state that Season 11 will come out on screen on the 2nd week of January. It can be recalled that the current season is on a hiatus and would return with all new episode on December 1.

Glenn Geller, CBS president has once said in an interview that "The Big Bang Theory" will not wrap up in Season 10, hoping that it will lasts forever.

"We are very confident that everyone involved wants more Big Bang past Year 10," Geller said."I know Warner Bros will make those deals... We'll put it on for as long as everyone wants Big Bang on the air. I hope it lasts forever."

Meanwhile, it is said that Season 11 might have a new exciting plot with Amy and Sheldon tying the knot. Kaley Cuoco and Johnny Galecki reportedly have few scenes only. This has still to be verified.

Rumors about "The Big Bang Theory" will continue unless the showrunners of the show make an official statement on whether or not it is renewed for Season 11 and if Kaley Cuoco and Johnny Galecki will still be reprising their roles in the series.