Kaley Cuoco kicked off her last birthday in a rooftop pool with Michiel Huisman, surrounded by floating candles, champagne flutes and a sweeping view of Bangkok, Thailand. 

She was on location for the pilot episode of “The Flight Attendant,” her first live-action role since “The Big Bang Theory” ended and the project that launched her production company.

This year, she’ll celebrate her 35th birthday as the ambitious limited series — which only finished filming some weeks ago, after a months-long COVID-19 hiatus — premieres its first three episodes Nov. 26 on HBO Max.

“That’s honestly the best gift ever. I told the crew when we wrapped, ‘I love you guys, and I really hope it does not take you a year to shoot just eight episodes ever again!’” she told The Times with a laugh.

“Some people are gonna love it, some people are gonna hate it — like, I know that’s gonna happen. My whole career has prepared me for that. But I love TV, I grew up on TV. And I can go to bed knowing I made the best show possible, and that thrills me.”

Kaley Cuoco kicked off her last birthday in a rooftop pool with Michiel Huisman, surrounded by floating candles, champagne flutes and a sweeping view of Bangkok, Thailand. 

She was on location for the pilot episode of “The Flight Attendant,” her first live-action role since “The Big Bang Theory” ended and the project that launched her production company.