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At some point during her running of "Big Bang theory", Melissa Rauh, played by Bernadet Rostenkovski-Vlovitz-Pinga, a fierce waitress, turned the microbiologist, who ends with waving and marrying Howard Volovitz. Specifically, Rauch can make a Perfect The impression of Carol Ann Saussy, the actress who played rarely seen, but often heard Mrs VolovitzHoward's command and dominant mother (with whom Howard lives until he moved with Bernadette).

"I never wrote her voice so they wouldn't know," Rauch explained in Essica Radloff's book in 2022. "Big Bang's theory: Definitive, Inner Story of Epic Hit Series"Where she and other team members and crew opened to Susie, her distinctive voice and as a Bernadette of Rauch ended up using the same voice to talk to Howard at times of extreme coercion." I would be afraid to offend her. But honestly, I didn't know I could do it until I tried it when I saw it in the script. Rauch's husband, Winston, once heard her practicing her in their kitchen and frantically ran, thinking he was hurt because he could hear her scream in her voice. " And since we shared a pretty slim Wallid with our neighbors in the apartment we lived, I realized that I was alerted to go forward! "

"Melissa was incredible! Reminds him of his mother, which is strange and funny and understandable," recalls writer and executive producer Steve Molaro. "Howard will basically marry his mother."

Rauch came up with his own incredibly specific voice for BernadetteAnd all this helped the character to be transformed throughout the play. "Over time, we have done something unusual," co-creator Jacques Lore told Radloff. "She was the highest corporate character. You didn't mess with her." Lore noted that her voice is a "wonderful instrument", describing the sound of it as a "acid picolo". He continued:

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. "

Part of that transformation is, frankly, the fact that Bernadette begins (unconsciously, in the narrative) imitating Susie's voice like Ms Volovitz ... So Molaro is right in that Howard basically married his mother.

There is no doubt that Carol Ann Susi's characteristic voice made a huge impression of both the creative team and the viewers of the Big Bang theory. As Steve Molaro said, "came a point, pretty early, where Carol Ann had such a special voice, and it was a lot of fun to imagine who this woman was. He could never fulfill what he might have been in your head." As it happens, Melissa Rauch and Simon Helberg were pretty fondi -lives in real life, also (explaining why the former little was afraid to imitate her voice).

"She was like this bite-sized person and you could see the upper part of her head sometimes over the furniture, because she would fight to return to the stage," Helberg recalls (which is another fun link between Mrs. Volovitz and Bernadette when you think Jacques Lore described Rauch as ". As Lore says, they would sit on Susi in the chair behind the Wallid or somewhere else outside the screen, and there were times when the team would have lunch and said, "Where is Carroll Ann? Did anyone break it?" And she realized that she was still sitting on her post, waiting to be excluded for lunch. "What she did was actually very complicated. "The real challenge is to do this without seeing anyone."

"She sounded like so many people in my family because of her authentic vibration on the east coast," Rauch said, remembering her co-star out of the screen. "One of the first things she told me was something within" Well! You're the new woman in my son's life! "She was so funny. It was never a boring moment with her. "

Not only did Melissa Rauch the impression of Carol Ann Saussy in the back pocket, but they both spent a lot of time together when they were not filmed ... Because as Rauch told Essica Radlof, she often gave Susi to take a walk at home when they did the day. "She never got a driver's license, so she would take the bus to Warner Bros. with all the bags. But she loved it," Rauch recalls. "She was like," I won't drive in this city with all the madness! "If we finished work at the same time, I would take her home and have all these really great conversations."

Unfortunately, Susie died in 2014 - Which means, the "Big Bang's theory", Mrs Volovitz, also died around that time - And the cast was left to mourn both and off the screen. "I've never seen a celebration of one's life like her memory," Rauch told Radloff. "For the one who set up, we all gathered on stage and told our favorite Carroll Ann's stories through the tears. Both Nyoni and Molaro placed the little picture of her on the fridge in the Sheldon and Leonard apartment, which remained until the very end of the series."

"We wanted it to be in every episode since then, so we knew that Sheldon and Leonard's fridge was the best place for it," Steve Molaro told this sweet gesture. As Simon Helberg said, it was the perfect way to quietly honor Susi ... because the audience would not recognize her face. "I watched it frequently, and it was nice to have a little piece of it," he said. "It was also a kind of funny because no one knew what she looked like, and so you can get away by putting that picture of her there. She felt like a secret yam we had as a group."

You can see Rauch's impression of Susi - and hear the tones of Susi itself - the "Big Bang theory", which moves to HBO Max.