Kaley Cuoco Heads To Ranch While ‘Big Bang Theory’ Is On Hiatus

Kaley Cuoco is back at the horse ranch!

The actress recently shared a series of videos of herself riding her horses via her Instagram account. In one of her videos, Cuoco revealed that she will not be participating at the Sacramento Horse Show next week, but the actress is excited for Delmar. In the video, Cuoco rode on her horse, Vulcan, who took some time off after a horseback riding competition in Colorado.

In a follow up post, Cuoco shared a video of herself riding the same horse. Vulcan successfully completes one jump, and the actress and her friends are ecstatic.

Cuoco may have some time to spare for her upcoming horseback competitions because the actress is on a short break from filming “Big Bang Theory” Season 11. After last week’s premiere, the hit CBS series won’t return to the network until Nov. 2. But Cuoco and her co-stars have already filmed up to episode 5.

In fact, details from episodes 2 to 5 have already been shared via a fan-made spoiler account for “Big Bang Theory.” On Nov. 2, episode 2, titled “The Retraction Reaction,” will air. It will center on Leonard (Johnny Galecki) getting interviewed by NPR on Physics, and it won’t go well.

Episode 3, titled “The Relaxation Integration,” will air on Nov. 9, and it will center on Sheldon (Jim Parsons) struggling to pick a wedding date for his and Amy’s (Mayim Bialik) big day. “The Explosion Implosion” will be about Howard (Simon Helberg) and Sheldon having a touching conversation about their families. Episode 4 will air on Nov. 16.

Episode 5, titled “The Collaboration Contamination” will air on Nov. 24, and it will see Penny (Cuoco) and Leonard using Bernadette’s (Melissa Rauch) parenting book to try and control Sheldon. Howard and Amy will also be working at the lab for the first time, and this will trigger jealousy on Raj’s (Kunal Nayyar) and Bernadette’s parts.

“Big Bang Theory” Season 11 will have a total of 24 episodes that will span until May 2018. It will return to CBS on Nov. 2 at 8 p.m. EDT.