When Big Bang's theory first began in 2007, there were only five main members of the cast: Jimim Parsons as Sheldon Cooper, Nyoni Galecki like Leonard Hoffstadter, Kunal Nayar as Paradise Korapali, Simon Helberg as Howard Valovitz and Kaili. Over time, co-creator Jacques Lor and his creative team wisely brought some accompanying players who eventually became regular, including three important additions: Melissa Rauch as Bernadet Rostenkovski (who becomes a LOVEUBER interest in Howard)Maim Biakik like Amy Farah Fowler (who eventually dates back to Sheldon) and Kevin Susman as Stuart Bloom (owner of the local comic book store, although Susman was initially looked at Howard's role). So what was supposed to be just a fleeting guest Starwar? That would be the character of Rauch Bernadette.

During the interview of "ENNENIERFER HADSON" show " In February 2023, Rauch, who starred in NBC's "Night Court" rebootHe told the Oscar winner that he was still thrilled by the experience and shared that he thought he would be a short gig. "I still don't know that I fully processed what that experience is," Rauch admitted. "Shortly before I was told as Bernadette, I was literally at the unemployment office a week before that work. I just had to be there for this week, and then they said I was going to do a few more episodes. The fact that it turned into it, I'm just infinitely grateful."

In Essica Radloff's book in 2022 "Big Bang theory: Definitive, inside the story of the epic hit series", " Rauch said that approximately the same thing ... and noted that the phone call to her agent did it all. "I still have it -the audition that reads:" Known please, find the material for the above meeting ... Bernadet, a guest star. "," Rauch recalls. "I audited on 15.09.2009, but before that audition, I didn't have so long that I called my agency and said, 'I am sorry, but is there anything there you think would be right?' I had to work and hated to make that call, but I just decided to do it. Needless to say, I was thrilled that I got the courage to make that phone call. "

In the book by Essica Radloff, the huge consensus of the creative team behind "Big Bang Theory" is that they He wanted Melissa Rauch as soon as he audited for the series, and soon, she was unsuccessful to keep her around. As an executive producer, writer and eventual show -Show, Steve Molaro, told Radloff, "Her reading was so different from everyone else. She was funny and cute, and as she went out, remember that we were all like, 'Who, she was great. Let's use it! ' It was so simple. "

Casting directors Nicky Valco and Ken Miller felt the same way; As Valko said, "Melissa Rauch is equal to comedy gold, and we don't say it easily." Valco continued to add that after watching tone auditions for "Big Bang theory", everyone simply knew that Rauch was something special. "We see a lot of actor," Valco continued. "She entered that room and was like," Wow ". We've never met her.

"You just want to hug her all the time because she is so beautiful," Miller said before measuring the personality of the person who later came to define the image of Bernadette (as well as Rauch's poor growth). "But he was coming out of that little person ... she was a force. It's a very presence for someone who e-bits! It was just funny, and it was very funny to see that he puts Pitbull to Volovitz, who was such a boy on Mom."

The person who provided some of Melissa Rauh's most difficult praise in Essica Radlof's book - and there is no surprise here - Simon Helberg, who had nothing but wonderful things to say about both Rauch and Bernadet. "Howard was so frightening, Philander, Lotario for so long, I didn't know if it was just his fate to continue that sad cycle, so when Melissa came, I thought," Oh, this would be really fun. " She was written differently from other women, Howard came up with or went for, "Helberg recalls before saying she immediately felt a relationship with Rauch (and joking Her signature "Bernadette" voice And again, its height). "And when I met Melissa, I immediately and completely won it," he continued. "Her charm is irresistible, and like her signing voice, which became taller and higher as the episodes lasted. Initially I don't think the dogs in St. Louis were rolling on the ground that covered their heads with his paws. But it was there. And I thought," Oh my God, it's finally someone! "

"She is really an estimable, the most ugliest person," Helberg added before revealing that she remembers everything for the first episode of the couple, the "lonely coating of candy", where Bernadet and Howard go on a blind date with Leonard and Penny. "I have a really strong memory of her first episode - that scene in the restaurant where the date happened," Helberg continued. "I remember the feeling and exchange and appearance and to say something about the crucifixion, and then the scene in the car did a magic for her. It was like the best partner you could have. You are really good as your partner, so I was happy to do the tandem show with her forever."

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