For 12 years and the same number of seasons, Simon Helberg was playing Howard Volovitz -turtle, could Lotario, who is best friend of Sheldon Cooper (Jimim Parsons), Leonard Hoffstader (Nyoni Galley) and Raj Kuapapali , we would think it would be difficult for him to really expose his favorite episodes. Be a little right about it, in fact.

In an interview with Newsweek In April 2022, to promote his film "As they did" - directed by Maim Biakik, who starred Sheldon's girlfriend and eventual wife Amy Farah Fowler and worked with Helberg at Big Bang Theory - Helberg that he did not He could really choose a "favorite" episode of the long -term Sitkom Chuck Lor. "I have no quick answer to it," Helberg replied when he was asked about his favorite episode of all time. "I guess the answer is, I have no favorite. Those who come to mind are just some special, as when Steven Hawking came up. " (The late Hawking appeared on the series as a guest starvet through seven episodes.)

However, there was a common thread that Helberg could point out and that was the fact that he had to work so closely with Melissa Rauch, played by Howard's wife and the mother of their two children, Bernadet Rostenkovski-Vlovitz. "I always really went well with Melissa," Helberg said. "Whenever we had some juicy stories, As when he discovers that she is pregnant. I really enjoyed it. Helberg also sent an episode where Howard Serenads is quarantine Bernadette - more about that soon - and the episode that has handled Death of permanently outside the screen of Howard, mother Carroll Ann SaussyAnother installment that visibly portrayed the couple.

In Essica Radloff's 2022 story book.Big Bang's theory: Definitive, Inner Story of Epic Hit Series"Simon Helberg opened up to work with Melissa Rauh - and said that not only is she a phenomenal presence around a set, but she made the face of Howard a lot, a lot better. In the early seasons of the series, Howard is, and here I am blunt, Gross. He gives Penny a teddy bear in the eye, ties it to a remote control car (which also has a camera), and a drone to spy on the house where competitors of the "next top model of America" ​​are staying (and, he Hoping, sunbathing topless on the roof). Bernadette makes him in a less cartoon and more man, which Helberg has fully recognized. As he explained:

"Howard was so glued, Philander, Lotario for so long, I didn't know if it was his fate to continue that sad cycle, so when Melissa came, I thought, Oh this will be really fun. She was written differently from other women who Howard came out with or went. And when I met Melissa, I immediately and completely won. "

After commenting on Bernadet's high voice- What is especially no How does it sound in real life - Helberg was also joking about their similar statues ("And I thought, Oh God, finally, someone who is smaller than me!") and talked to Rauch's qualities as a person and scenarios on stage." She's really an estuable, strict person, "Helberg missed." I don't know how to say it in a way that cliché rings, but I really do it means that. "Helberg recalled how easy the work of their first scene together in season 3 when they go on a date, concluding:" You're just just as good as your partner, so I was happy to have done the tandem show with her forever from then out. " .

In the episode of Season 7 "Romance Resonance", Howard, preparing to celebrate his anniversary with Bernadette, decides that he wants to write a song about her ... which ends complicated by the fact that Bernadette, a microbiologist, is quarantine in A. A hospital room has potentially contacted a dangerous virus. The whole gang appears to perform Howard's song "If I didn't have you" Through the glass window, which has verses like "I would be a doctor who without Tardis" and "I would be a bomb -free atom, a point without a com". (Honestly very cute.)

In the book by Essica Radloff, Melissa Rauch discussed that episode, quoting her as one of her favorite moments ... And saying she made her really emotional at the moment. After joking that the quarantine's idea was "brought in" during the filming (again, the book came out in 2022, two years in the Kovid-19 pandemic), Rauch discussed how special the episode was. "But this was one of those episodes that was kind of outside the body in terms of a sense of part of something so special," she recalls. "For so much of my life, a moment as it felt out of reach. It was a dream that I hoped all the heart would come true so that I would see these people who became like my family - I got a stifled talking about it - There was such a real loveoo. " It's so easy to be everything-in the opposite of someone like Simon. He was just so locked as as as it is as it is as he sang that song, and then you see it around and see the band as a whole singing with him ... that's just more than you can ever Imagine. "

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