The early stages of "Big Bang theory" development were total chaos. For example, the original pilot with unsuitable Different actor played a penny before Cailey Cuoco arrived on the ship. Also, there was no sign of paradise (Kunal Nayar) or Howard (Simon Helberg), and even Leonard (Nyoni Galecki) and Sheldon's apartment (Jimim Parsons) looked darker and more depressed. The final pilot "Big Bang Theory" We are all familiar with the result of countless screening of focus groups and many copies.

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One particularly important audit included a friend/associate of Leonard and Sheldon Guilda (Iris Bahr). Since Penny was prescribed and processed after the inconsistent pilot, the character Guilda was deleted from the series in full. It is difficult to argue with the choice, however, because the presence of Guilda would dramatically change the way Sheldon encountered. Indeed, in the inconsistent pilot, it has been found that Sheldon and Guilda had sex at some point, a discovery that is out of character for Sheldon's version we now know and want.

As the fans "Big Bang's theory", Sheldon is Deeply disinterested in sex during most of the show. Even when he finds a compatible partner with Amy (Maim Biakik) at the end of season 3, it is not up to the 9th season to do the work. Then, they agree to have sex once a year on Amy's birthday. It seems to be safe to believe that Sheldon is a virgin before this moment, a fact that he himself would gladly admit to anyone who asked. Sheldon's disinterest in sex is an absolutely key aspect of who he is; For the show to do that way, Guilda would have to go.

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There is no clear replacement for Guilda, but there are traces of her personality that can be seen in other characters of "Big Bang theory". For example, she works in Maltech and has a vague antagonistic role with Sheldon in the unstable pilot. In that sense, she is very much like Howard and Paradise, two characters written only in the show after a guild was written. It is also common for fans to speculate that Amy herself has little guild in her, as she is a scientist who both sleeps with Sheldon and calls on his stupidity.

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Most fans agree that Guilda's cutting made sense, although some claim to have at least one other woman in the series from the beginning. Early seasons of the show were often criticized for being too masculine, deteriorating how many nasty some guys (mainly Howard) were on pennies. Detective for video essayistic pop culture spoke a lot about the series' "Adorkable Misogyny", That is, as the status of the unstable nerves of the main characters allowed them to get out of the viewers of behavior would not be tolerated by someone else. Having a guild about probably leveling the playing field, doing so, so Howard would probably think twice before he gave him a penny bear with a hidden spy camera (quoting, but One of the many weak old "Big Bang theory" moments).

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In the end, the show addressed this issue. It not only upgraded both Amy and Bernadette (Melissa Rauch) in a series of regulations in Season 4, but also did a surprisingly graceful work in handling transition. Guilding may not appear in the broadcasting series, but at least the gender balance of the show eventually approached how it was in the original pilot.