Here's The Easter Egg You Missed From The 'Big Bang Theory' Series Finale

After twelve years, the hit show has come to an end, and they went out in the best way possible.

There were some amazing moments, but maybe even an Easter Egg or two that fans may have missed.

The writers really pulled out the big guns for the finale.

If their goal was to make all of their fans cry, they succeeded.

Fans of the show are, more often than not, have been with the show since the very beginning.

So saying goodbye is very hard for them.

It's true though, we will always have reruns. That's the only way I survive without Friends tbh.

The hour-long episode was so good, and there were a lot of super emotional moments.

But there's one Easter Egg and special behind the scene moment that fans may not have caught.

What they have fought about for season after season finally has a conclusion.

They are going to be parents, and if that didn't melt your heart, we don't know what will.

We all saw this coming, didn't we? I mean that was his dream from day one, so it had to happen.

It was a great close to his character.

Sheldon's tribute to his friends basically made us all cry.

He went from selfish to loving, and that's what we call GROWTH.

We saw the return of her tiara too from her wedding day!

That was such a sweet little callback, and tiny Easter Egg. But it wasn't THE Easter Egg.

Raj is living his best life. He got Sarah Michelle Gellar as a date to the awards.

And he finally loves himself, which is what we wanted all along.

We've heard of their kids for about three seasons now and never met that.

The series finale fixed that.

For 12 seasons, the gang had to take the stairs. We all know how tiring that is.

But on the series finale, it was fixed. Talk about perfect character development.

So, it turns out that people were really waiting for this.

I guess it just goes to show how much we all hate climbing stairs.

Leonard and Sheldon are gluing the DNA statue back together, when Leonard says, "That was the most pleasurable 139 and a half hours,"

Math is hard. Be nice. Not all of us can figure out equations as easily as the gang in Big Bang.

Molaro explained. "Well, we figured out that is how many hours of Big Bang Theory that have been created over the last 12 years."

And it actually has to do with Chinese food.

Something they have been eating since season one and has now been burned into our brains.

The showrunners told ET that they wanted an ending that didn't feel like a real ending.

So they kept the final scene a secret until the episode actually aired. They just wanted to have the gang eating Chinese food.

How did you feel about the last episode of The Big Bang Theory? Let us know in the comments!