There are many wild theories about the "Big Bang theory" there (which feels particularly boxers when you think we are talking about Sitkom with a multi-camera created by Jacques Lore), but this about Bernadet Rostenkovski-Vlovitz, The waitress turned the microbiologist with a crazy high voice that married Howard Volovitz (Simon Helberg) During the series, is Especially out of the left field.

Over R/FANTHEORIES SUBREDIT, appropriately named Redditor U/plot Set something pretty extreme for the Bernadette. The title of the announcement "Bernadette is a clone", they were then careful to clarify ", now the title is a little wrong (-), but a series of clones and not just one clone." The basis of the argument goes like this: Bernadette changes a a lot During the show, and thanks to her dangerous experiments at work - which she often talks about laughter - her employers could "do unethical things to maintain funds". Also, the "pitcher" here is that, as the show progresses, Bernadette is "mean" to Howard. (If you ask me, Howard deserves it all but I dug.)

According to this theory, there are two possibilities here. "Over the year of repeated cloning, Her Dna has become Slightly Corrupted and She is Losing Parts of Herself in Each Regeneration" Remembers that she is a clone and is spliced ​​with the memories of the old bernadette, but part of her remembers and resents howard for entrapping her in a marriagria she did not want and knowing she won't live long enough to grow. He wants before he is killed despite being a sort of A **.

With all the respect for this person to publish theories of the Reddit fan, this is nuts, not in a good way. Yes, Bernadette changes through the "Big Bang theory" and yes, it has become sharper and fierce, but it is Part of how the character development works. In Essica Radloff's book in 2022 "Big Bang's theory: Definitive, Inner Story of Epic Hit Series"Creator and Show -Shower Chuck Lore actually referred to this accurate job, and writer and executive producer Steve Holland has basically said that Melissa Rauch helped make the character much better.

"Over time we did Bernadette something unusual," Lore told Radloff. "She was the highest corporate character. You didn't mess with her. Part of the joy of that was her voice is a wonderful instrument. It's like a piccolo of acid. And then, she's small. So, those two things were mixed with this ball killer to the Wallid, which didn't even think twice about reducing some moral angles to finish things ... It was joyful to see. The character has become much more than what was originally created. "

Holland, for his part, agreed, saying Rauch's performance really ended with the raise of the whole character. "We didn't understand that character in the early episodes. Melissa worked more than the character worked early, so we had to understand how to make the character work," he said. "Bernadette did not understand the jokes initially, but that is definitely not who has become. Melissa just appeared."

In fact, it became the portrayal of Rauch at the Bernadette So Well known that, when fans Ached approached the street, they almost seemed cowardly. "There were a lot of jokes from the fans, like," Will you call me? "Or" You look so nice, but we know how much Bernadette is, "Rauch said in the book before continuing to express gratitude for the way her character develops. "I was very excited to play that edge with Bernadette because she wasn't there in her first few episodes. The layers they gave her, in the same way as layers of layers, was so rewarded to play."

Not only did Bernadette naturally and successfully developed during the "Big Bang theory", but through it, the writers were able to tell extremely realistic and human stories-as Bernadette's fighting with her first pregnancy on the screen. In the episode of the 10 "Military Miniaturization" season, Bernadette cares to tell his co -workers that she is pregnant, fearing it will be removed from the main team ... and say that development as this is reduced to "Bernadette as a clone" feels absurd and, sincere, even a little offense.

"Two of Our Remarkable Writers, Maria Ferrari and Tara Hernandez, Brought the Element of a Woman Whose Passion was work, and the conflict between work, Motherhood, and Cultural Expectations of WHAT (THAT'S Like)," " Chuck Lorre Mused in Jessica Radloff's Book About The wonderful story of Bernadette's pregnancy (she also later cares that she lacks a "maternal instinct", giving mothers in real life who may have felt the same way). "These are stories we never expected in creating the show, but they were real. People responded because they resonated. She was a new mother while we were doing the show, so those things were a lot in her review, and I think she helped to manage Bernadette in much tighter, instead, instead. Oh, here's a funny situation. She was conflicted about where her priorities should be and what should have been for certain cultural expectations, as opposed to I am simply who I am. Somehow we managed to stumble to make much better stories and the accompanying players became leading players, and all kinds of key as the original actor. "

The Non-Clino Bernadette's journey is a huge part of the Big Bang theory, which now moves to Max.