Why Bernadet The Big Bang Theory is better than Leslie, according to Simon Helberg

Once Howard Volowitz, the main character, played Simon Helberg on the “Big Bang Theory” He is stirring a little growing, he gladly settled with Bernadet Rostankovsky, a microbiologist who played Melissa Rauch. Before that, Howard and his friend Leonard Hofstadter (Johnny Galetsky) are both dating the same woman … a scientist who works with them at the California Technology Institute called Leslie Winkle, played by former Galetsky “Rosana” by Sarah Gilbert. So, what Helberg thought about throwing his hero from Leslie?

In an interview with 2011 with Magazine Smashing Interview About the release of his independent movie “I – I”, Helberg asked about Howard’s relationship with Howard clearly voiced by Bernadet And did he think that the chemistry between the two characters was better than, say, Howard’s connection with Leslie. As Gelberg said, Leslie was just too stupid for the group – not only Howard and Leonard, but also Sheldon Cooper (Jim Parsans) and Raj Kunal Nayyar.

“I think Leslie was a different hero, and they tried to see how she played with different dynamics – her bullying of Sheldon or her with Howard or Leonard,” Helberg said in an interview. “They were all interesting. It is so strange to see the difference of every subtlety in man and how it affects the whole dynamics of the group. It is difficult to bring anyone into a group of five people who will work independently and with the whole group and with each combination of this group.” Shortly afterwards Gelberg also weighed exactly why Bernadett’s character – and Raha herself – worked as well on the “theory of the Big Bang”, but first, how Gilbert got involved with the “theory of the Big Bang”, and how did the creative team come up with the character of Lesl Winkle?

In Jessica’s book Radlof 2022 “The Big Bang Theory: Finally, Internal History of the Epic Hit series, which combined the acting and crew of the show to discuss its history and inheritance, a handful of creators, including the original show-rope and co-authors. Just a “Rozan” fan, and, based on Gilbert’s performance on this show, he knew that she would be perfect, because sardonic, fierce Leslie, although he focused on his relationship with Leonard than her Dalijs (during which she often manipulated him, giving him access to the data and research.

“I was just a fan of them, and we wanted to work with them,” Laureh said about his decision to combine Gilbert with Johnny Galetsky. “If you write a part, say, for the sake of love for Leonardo, and you want Leonard, perhaps to meet the scientist, who is as good as better than him, and he was a moody character, you think,” Hmm, who do we know? “And Sarah was wonderful.

However, as the writer, the executive producer and the final show -Molar Steve Malara, probably never had to follow … because Leonard was destined to be the leading hero when Kuok Penny. “We wanted Leonard’s love interests and just looking for stories,” Malara revealed. He continued:

“It was also a great way to add women’s science because Leslie was also at the university.

“We tried a couple of women who fell in love with the interest roles, the role of social interests before we came up with Amy Farah Faler and Bernad Rostkovsky, and Leslie Winkle was one of them,” another producer and another by a possible show-rainer Lee Aronson, talking about talking about, talking about Maema Bialik’s and Melissa Rauk’s characters, who eventually became the main participants of the acting. “We understood that if we wanted the show, we had to increase the family.”

After all, everything turned out at best. Howard sat down with Bernadet, who sincerely helps his character become the best and kinder person; Launching the series as a fastening, which is actually just a huge pause, Howard leaves everything behind after he and Bernades got married and have a family. As Simon Helberg continued to say that in the magazine Smashing Interviews, the connection between Howard and Bernadit was just too good, and Helberg also said she just moved with the rest of the characters.

“I think everything turned out to be beautiful from Bernad,” Helberg said at the time. “They found a strange dynamics that corresponded to the vulnerable human side in the character of Howard. It can also become a member of the foam and respond to the characters of the Bialika Maya (Amy Fara Fauller). She reacts with other guys and three girls can be assembled together.”

In fact, when you ask Helberg by adding Bernad and Amy to the mix, made the show better to add a brand new layer. “They really found something that almost added another show to it and opened more writing opportunities,” he continued. “I like to have the opportunity to have some humanity in Howard and see how it grows. These guys are quite unwavering in their ways and beliefs, and nice to see some growth. I like it.”

Helberg is exactly right: Howard really develops in his relationship with the Bernad and becomes a sincere character on its own. If you want to track the whole romantic history of Howard and its personal growth, you can transmit the “Big Bang” on Max.