The Big Bang Theory is making headlines with stories around the brewing ego hassles and jealousy between the cast. But American actor Kevin Sussman, who essays Stuart Bloom in the hit sitcom, says the show "lucked out by having a group of people that work well together" with no ego clashes between the team. "It is by far my longest job of any kind -- be it acting or non-acting. It is amazing. I had done enough TV stuff before The Big Bang Theory. I had done enough to sort of appreciate how awesome everybody is on 'The Big Bang Theory', how nice and cool everybody is," Sussman told IANS over phone from California.

Though he spoke out before the reports about the showrunners planning to end the series owing to the differences between the cast caught everyone's attention, Sussman said: "I really think one of the reasons why the show is so successful is pure luck. There are really no jerks involved. Everyone is super-nice, there is not a lot of ego and stuff.