Bernadette is an HR nightmare! I'm surprised she didn't get fired years ago. Then again, the HR department might be terrified of her, too, which would explain a lot.
@@countluke2334My team (and boss) essentially lets me get away with being Bernadette because I’m really good at what I do, smoothing things over with HR to fight to keep me, this is real. Leverage.
@@excrono one of the few leverages I respect. When youre good at your job, others shouldnt stand in your way, and its a good thing your boss understands. But.. dont make it toxic because thats counter-productive, but as youre good at your job, you would also know this :) Kudo's.
Wow, I knew her voice could get up there, but I don't think I've ever heard it THAT high before 😂😂. Like her colleague said just now, "but you're a cute monster" 😁
its funny because in earlier seasons when they talked about penny being the bully and bernadette and amy were picked on, its just became so out of character
Eh, I find that it's the people who were bullied who could very easily become bullies themselves and NEVER get the self-awareness that they've become one themselves. They get so defensive because they grew up thinking themselves as victims that they either didn't think they could possibly become the bullies OR they think they deserve being the top dog this time around. Meanwhile, reformed bullies become so self-aware of themselves when they realize how awful they were when they were younger.
One of the things this show did so well is demonstrate that everyone is a bully sometimes, even if they don’t realize it at the time or they themselves have been victims of bullying. It’s no surprise that Bernadette got her moments of being a bully in the show.
Maybe that's The Secret - Bernadette used to be bullied, so she needed get thoughter? Often The thoughter ones used to be softest ones and whose gets hurt. "The one who fight monster, be careful to not became one yourself".
@gurengamer9053 I was bullied, but I learned to stand up for myself but I'm also not like Bernadette. Example she was mean to Leonard during the scavenger hunt and to her boss nephew. That's what made her a bully
when was it ever established that Penny bullied others? being popular does not mean you are a bully, I have been bullied by unpopular kids before which made them more inclined to bully me in order to establish some kind of tyrannic hierarchy that in the end collapsed by graduating elementary and going to high school where these bullies realised what kind of losers they really are.
She is beyond a master manipulator. Being told how horrible she is, and next thing you know they are trying to soothe her feelings and offer her an expresso machine. Bernadette is a low key master villain.
@@Gamerafighter76 Nope. She is almost universally hated and reviled. She was the best looking character. But her personality was so damned bad that most people could not stand her.
Everyone should have had a few drinks before ever conversing with her. She stops being scary when you're drunk. Then she's just a tiny, shrill, funny little she-hobbit.
@@invadertifxiii Howard went from being the ickiest perv on TV to being a decent guy. And it's all because he got married and settled down. But I had to feel sorry for him for getting stuck with her. The only worse spouse was Penny. She LIVED to cause Leonard misery. Bernie made Howard miserable, but it wasn't personal. She was just a bitch. Leonard was Penny's special target.
She had some quirks but she was a hardworking waitress who was also studying for her phD. Later seasons she just became a toxic lunatic just for the ha has
To be fair, matching anyone who wasn't at least somewhat a monster with Howard would come with its own problems eventually since they never really gave him any redeeming qualities.
I don't know what she was thinking, but she broke her tbbt work contract, didn't tell any of the cast, just showed up with hair like that and even she admits it was the worst decision she ever made. However, some do like it. Myself not so much.
@@brrrrrrrrino No manager is scared when it comes to his job. Accommodating and avoiding the small things is one thing, but not at the cost of a bad employee affecting his group's performance.
I can’t believe the writers made Bernadette like this as the show carried on; they ruined her character. In the beginning she was smart, earned her PHD and became successful and then she became worse while others grew and developed.
I guess its one of those, their show, their script unfortunately. Plus, its the way you see her development. She developed but not how you personally wanted which is fine of course but yh. Nearly every great show has its bad phase unfortunately, I'm just glad that the majority of this goated shows season are still bingeable.....most🤣
You don't understand how sit-coms work. There is a formula that dictates the type of personality distribution among the characters. This is done for laughs or other purposes. It's essentially a necessary vehicle for the writing. If everyone was nice, the show would be canceled two weeks after the pilot.
It bother me a bit how the series itself points out how toxic the characters have become, all the sitcom context aside, and then proceeds to.... pretending like it never did so in the first place. Look, I'm not asking for sitcoms to be family friendly or whatnot. The main thing that makes sitcoms good is exactly that they pick up things that normally would be seen as borderline sociopathic behavior and make it comical. Fiction is fiction, reality is reality. BUT. If you decide to point out how your characters' behavior is clearly not healthy, go through with it. How I met Your mother did this with Barney, and I find it one of the best storylines in sitcoms overall. If, on the other hand, you have no intention of actually redeem said characters, then don't even start. The audience is seeing this aware that things aren't meant to be taken serious, so even if it starts bothering them they will just gloss over it and say "it's just a joke. Not the best joke, but a joke nonetheless". Suspension of belief is in pretty much every show, story and so on. But if you decide to stop treating something that in the real world would not be acceptable as a joke, start treating it as it would be in the real world, and THEN go right back to treating it as a joke, all you've done is destroy that suspension of belief that makes it possible for the audience to watch the show without feeling outraged. You then find yourself with a show where people no longer know whether they should or not tolerate the character's behaviors. This isn't just Bernadette. I think only Amy and Sheldon didn't suffer this treatment. Even Raj and Howards were victims of this. We had literally an ENTIRE EPISODE with Raj being made aware that Howard's jokes were actual bullying and made him treat them as he should. The episode ends with Raj and Howard pushing each other on a trampoline or whatever and they go from arguing to having fun. They stop fighting over something rather serious because they just so happened to be having that same fight on a trampoline. Nothing is solved, they just go back to being friends. If you aren't even going to solve a single damn thing, then why introduce something that would have probably warranted us quiet the story arc? This goes beyond destroying suspicions of belief for no reason, it is genuine bad writing. I mean this. By the end of this show, the main reason why I was still watching was because I was a faithfull watcher who loved what the show used to be. There was hardly anything else. Penny and Leanord had reached a dead-end since we had a WHOLE EPISODE explaining how Penny had no intention of having kids (which the finale said screw it and made her pregnant anyway). Raj got close to having a girlfriend (it was done terrible but at that point I was like "who cares"), but in the end he ended up alone (you can say all you want it was a healthy ending and that he didn't need a girl to be happy, doesn't change that was expecting him to find someone who actually liked the kind of person he was. Not to mention the episode where he was bullied by his previous girlfriends which to this day I'm asking myself who thought that was a good idea). Howard and Bernadette had basically reached a dead-end and I myself didn't care much about them anymore enough to look forward to anything. Stuart finally got a good life, but the show did not give a crap about that so it hardly mattered. I never expected Sheldon and Amy to get a nobel prize in the first place, so really, there was absolutely no narrative that I was looking forward to see the end. Honestly, at the end the show was a shadow of what it used to be. I think even the writers realized that they were mostly all out of juice since the focus of the series was originally in Leanord and Penny and Sheldon (who was there mostly as a comic relief) and then it switched basically leaving Leanord and Penny in a toxic marriage and focusing on Sheldon and Amy who actually had a functional relationship (WHICH THE SHOW FREAKING POINT OUT AS WELL). The series literally switched MC's halfway through. P.S. It's amazing how I started this comment to point out how the show destroyed the suspension of belief unnecessarily and ended up with an essay complaining about how the series at the end was bothering me (I actually liked the finale, where the writers destroyed the suspension of belief in a far better way. Not the best, but the end was good enough to cover for it).
I don't think that really exists for women - yes, taller women (to a point) are seen as more "leggy" and attractive, but smaller woman are seen as "petite" and desirable because even most shorter than average men are going to be as tall/taller than a shorter than average woman. Coincidentally, apparently Napoleon Bonaparte was the average height for a Frenchman at the time, which IIRC was ~5'7" (apparently there was a misinterpretation of his measured height at death, it was french units, it came to 5'6.5" which was average for a Frenchman of the time)
One thing I've been meaning to tell you, is that Company is gonna stop paying for our Coffee When does that start? Five Months Ago😂😂😂😂😂 It began already lady😅😅
Penny has her flaws and a mountain of red flags, but she ain't no where near as bad as Bernadette. Even when Penny thought she was the shit when making more than Leonard.
Bernadette is a horrible person without any redeeming qualities. Also changing her natural sweet voice from when we first met her to that annoying one was a very bad decision as well.
I never understood the appeal of her. At first she was nice, then she became a toxic nightmare that constantly ragged on her husband for every little thing while belittling all his hobbies and interests.
I get that the writers wanted to contrast Bernadette's personality from her size and voice, but that twist turned me off of her character bc IMPO they took it way too far. They really could have developed her character into a wise woman with a less intense bipolar-like personality. I mean come on, this is a sitcom, not a sequel to the movie "Sybil"! 😂😂 This is an excellent scene though. Very well written. She just didn't learn the lesson which makes for a stagnant character. Sometimes life's lessons can be super harsh, but we can only grow if we learn from those lessons. They could have backed off the extreme bipolar-like intensity from there on through to the series end. The snark could've stayed to keep her character interesting, but with less intensity. That's all. 🤷
I never liked Bernie. Howard grows on you. I really like Sheldon. He is irritating but totally authentic. The most beautiful relationship in the show is between him and Penny.
That would explain why she married a weak child like Howard. She would never be able to live with a man who wouldn't put up with her crap. In fact, she would never attract a strong-willed man in the first place so Howard is the best that she could ever get.
I hated what the writers did to Bernadettes character. She started out as sweet, kind, inteligent person. And they turned her, (along with Penny) into mean spirited, nasty, selfish monsters. By the end of the series.. they coulda killed off Bernadette in some sort of accident and no one would've cared at all. She was THAT despicable of a character. Was a shame. They did her character wrong.
People are hating her, but if you have a friend like Bernadette, she can help you get things you normally won't be able to. Her villany can be used for good, or at least to your benefit.
Bernadette was a pretty abusive character , however being a pretty women she gets away with it , if the tables where turned and this was a man the Character would off been writen out the show. However this reflects real life many women are abusive and get away with because they are women , so i just watched a sence where Bernadette makes Harold sell his scooter because she dont like it then he has to give her the money from the sell , Feminist would Explode if a man done that to a women. The more you watch big bang the more you notice bernadette abusive controling behaviour to be fair she is my least favouite Character
OMG! I reviewed it and yes! That facial expression alone says it all!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Stephen Root is a favorite actor of mine. Acting is not all about lines and props. He's brilliant in this scene. No other actor could have played that character as brilliantly as Stephen Root!! ❤❤
Melissa Ivy Rauch (Marlboro, Nueva Jersey, 23 de junio de 1980) es una actriz y comediante estadounidense, conocida por su papel de Bernadette Rostenkowski en la comedia The Big Bang Theory, y por ser la voz de Harley Quinn en la película animada del 2017, Batman y Harley Quinn. 44 AÑOS.
Total retro-con to the early seasons of these two characters.. Bernie was sweet and wouldn't hurt a fly, and Penny had many stories of being a bully in high school.
Yea i was never a fan of hear.. her vioce is highly irritating and she sounds like tweety bird. And sheldon is not toxic .. he is just smarter then all his friends
It doesn't matter to me that Bernadette thinks she's a "monster" or Dan's grandson calls her "The Mean Little Kid with The Big Boobies."😅😅😅 I ❤️ Bernadette Rostenkowski-Wolowitz💘🥰
@@EgoHead710 have you actually watched the show? she wasn’t at first but gradually she started to become one. her words and actions speak for themselves (as shown in the scene which CLEARLY shows how everyone is afraid to cross her because she would be a hundred times meaner to anyone who does) and the way she treats howard at times is just awful.
@@Joseph-gm3qm I don’t like the Sheldon character overall but I’ve admitted when he’s funny and good. And he’s unquestionably the breakout character. Seriously, what is funny or appealing about Bernadette? She was good initially but….yeah.
@jessedellross3245 I like how Bernadette changed Howard for the better, got Penny a better job, was willing to be Penny and Amy's spy against Priya, tried to help Amy by getting between Sheldon and Ramona. Aside from emasculating Howard which I don't like she's in my opinion not a bad character
Lets face it the show was on the downslope as soon as they brought in bernadette and amy to the core set of the characters. For the first 2,3,4 series, it was original, funny, and great, then they had to add those 2 characters and it made it so much less funny and so typical like every other sitcom. Was a slow death.
Kaley Christine Cuoco (Camarillo, California; 30 de noviembre de 1985) (entre enero de 2014 hasta inicios de octubre de 2015 usó privadamente y profesionalmente el nombre de casada Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting) más conocida como Kaley Cuoco, es una actriz estadounidense. Después de una serie de papeles secundarios en películas y televisión a finales de la década de 1990, consiguió su papel decisivo como Bridget Hennessy en la comedia de situación de ABC 8 Simple Rules (2002-2005). A partir de entonces, Cuoco prestó su voz a Brandy Harrington en Brandy & Mr. Whiskers (2004-2006) y apareció como Billie Jenkins en la última temporada de la serie de televisión Charmed (2005-2006). 38 AÑOS. (39) PENNY THE BIG BANG THEORY.
Bernadette is an HR nightmare! I'm surprised she didn't get fired years ago. Then again, the HR department might be terrified of her, too, which would explain a lot.
With her job, if her numbers are awesome, she can get away with basically everything. That's the sad truth.
@@countluke2334 yeah, if she’s a good earner, she can get away with anything.
@@countluke2334My team (and boss) essentially lets me get away with being Bernadette because I’m really good at what I do, smoothing things over with HR to fight to keep me, this is real.
Leverage.
LOL! sounds about right
@@excrono one of the few leverages I respect. When youre good at your job, others shouldnt stand in your way, and its a good thing your boss understands. But.. dont make it toxic because thats counter-productive, but as youre good at your job, you would also know this :)
Kudo's.
I love how it seems at first she had no idea she's so awful, than how it turns out that she knew all along
‘Why would she say that? You know she drinks, right?’😂😂😂 he was so ready to throw her under the bus to save himself
Wouldn’t you? 😂
I probably would 😂
Wow, I knew her voice could get up there, but I don't think I've ever heard it THAT high before 😂😂. Like her colleague said just now, "but you're a cute monster" 😁
Bill Dauterive
Her real voice is actually not this high, she’s imitating her mother when she’s Bernadette. (Her version of Howard’s mother is her father.)
its funny because in earlier seasons when they talked about penny being the bully and bernadette and amy were picked on, its just became so out of character
Eh, I find that it's the people who were bullied who could very easily become bullies themselves and NEVER get the self-awareness that they've become one themselves. They get so defensive because they grew up thinking themselves as victims that they either didn't think they could possibly become the bullies OR they think they deserve being the top dog this time around. Meanwhile, reformed bullies become so self-aware of themselves when they realize how awful they were when they were younger.
One of the things this show did so well is demonstrate that everyone is a bully sometimes, even if they don’t realize it at the time or they themselves have been victims of bullying. It’s no surprise that Bernadette got her moments of being a bully in the show.
Maybe that's The Secret - Bernadette used to be bullied, so she needed get thoughter? Often The thoughter ones used to be softest ones and whose gets hurt.
"The one who fight monster, be careful to not became one yourself".
@gurengamer9053 I was bullied, but I learned to stand up for myself but I'm also not like Bernadette. Example she was mean to Leonard during the scavenger hunt and to her boss nephew. That's what made her a bully
when was it ever established that Penny bullied others? being popular does not mean you are a bully, I have been bullied by unpopular kids before which made them more inclined to bully me in order to establish some kind of tyrannic hierarchy that in the end collapsed by graduating elementary and going to high school where these bullies realised what kind of losers they really are.
She is beyond a master manipulator.
Being told how horrible she is, and next thing you know they are trying to soothe her feelings and offer her an expresso machine.
Bernadette is a low key master villain.
0:40 The way he says it with a straight face is too good lmao
Wheelchair Cathy must be pissed.
lol the double meaning
I see what you did there))
No Bro I am sure we can roll with the jokes.
Yeah, no shit
She won't stand for this.
1:47 She pulled out a little "I Love Lucy" at the end 😂
She certainly WAS a monster. She was the second-most toxic character, after Sheldon.
But everyone still loves her.
@@Gamerafighter76 Nope. She is almost universally hated and reviled. She was the best looking character. But her personality was so damned bad that most people could not stand her.
Everyone should have had a few drinks before ever conversing with her. She stops being scary when you're drunk. Then she's just a tiny, shrill, funny little she-hobbit.
@@CCoburn3 i liked her in some earlier seasons but she wasnt the best fit for howard
@@invadertifxiii Howard went from being the ickiest perv on TV to being a decent guy. And it's all because he got married and settled down. But I had to feel sorry for him for getting stuck with her.
The only worse spouse was Penny. She LIVED to cause Leonard misery. Bernie made Howard miserable, but it wasn't personal. She was just a bitch. Leonard was Penny's special target.
It is crazy how a PHD and high paying job turned Bernadette into a nightmare. She used to be a sweet girl when she was a waitress.
You think she went mad with power?
Like Howard mom
@@annafowdy Have you tried going mad with no power? It's lame, no one listens to you.
@@finnheisenheim8274 You got a point
@@finnheisenheim8274 wait a minute I already heard that line somewhere. Isn't it from a Simpson movie or something?
Where intimidation and coercion fails, guilt trips prevail! Lol
She had some quirks but she was a hardworking waitress who was also studying for her phD. Later seasons she just became a toxic lunatic just for the ha has
To be fair, matching anyone who wasn't at least somewhat a monster with Howard would come with its own problems eventually since they never really gave him any redeeming qualities.
@@matthewblough5088??? Probably the one character that had the most development, and you’re saying he’s the same in Episode 1 to the end? Woof.
He only got development from writers when he met Bernadette. If he hadn’t, he’d have stayed the same horny-creepy-etc man
@@enjoyingeditshe became tolerable, but still a lousy and lazy husband and father. Raj and Stu were better to his kids.
And in the end, Bernadette learnt N.O.T.H.I.N.G. 🤦♀️
Just like chuck Lorre
Bernie's character needs therapy.
It's also one of the few obtuse references to Penny's drinking problem.
Who's idea was it to chop Penny's hair off, that that was a good look? Yuk!!
@@raincoast9010 Huh? What are you talking about?
I don't know what she was thinking, but she broke her tbbt work contract, didn't tell any of the cast, just showed up with hair like that and even she admits it was the worst decision she ever made.
However, some do like it.
Myself not so much.
@@raincoast9010same thought. short hair looks awful and old
@@raincoast9010i believe that she cut it off for a role for a movie
0:17 - Stephen Root was perfect here. Actually he was perfect in the whole scene.
1:24 the names Mike wasowski
Like the Monsters Inc. movie
And Bernadette's surname is Rostenkowski. So Rostenkowski and Wazowski have something in common
I don't know if she is a terrible person, but she certainly is valuable for the company if they have to put up with all those.
The only reason she’s still there is bc that man, the boss, is scared of her lol
@@brrrrrrrrino No manager is scared when it comes to his job. Accommodating and avoiding the small things is one thing, but not at the cost of a bad employee affecting his group's performance.
@@ram_sankara manager can 100% be so scared of his employee that he is unwilling to fire her... because it's in the script 😂
She is a bad person. She would spread rumors about her colleagues being pregnant for job opportunities
The addition of Stephen Root, was brilliant on the producers part! He is such a versatile and great character actor!!
AGREED 100%! No other actor could've pulled off the boss character as brilliantly at Stephen Root in that scene. He's a favorite of mine. 💖
I think his most iconic role was the DJ in Brother where art thou. And of course the voice of Bill Deultree in King of the Hill.
@@dj3114 enjoyed him as Gordon in Dodgeball, I just learned recently he was also in Ghost, and crocodile Dundee 2
Bernadette was worse than Howard
Yeah, I think she and Sheldon were the only characters worse than Howard.
@@supersonicfan7514 Howards character was so broken its not funny. Raj was the most normal after Leonard. Sucks he didnt get a romance
“Now where do we land on my bathroom?”
I 100% agree with the take on “the eyeball guy from Monster Inc.”
I can’t believe the writers made Bernadette like this as the show carried on; they ruined her character.
In the beginning she was smart, earned her PHD and became successful and then she became worse while others grew and developed.
I guess its one of those, their show, their script unfortunately. Plus, its the way you see her development. She developed but not how you personally wanted which is fine of course but yh. Nearly every great show has its bad phase unfortunately, I'm just glad that the majority of this goated shows season are still bingeable.....most🤣
I guess not every script is excellent. Though she is the definition of a workplace bully.
You don't understand how sit-coms work. There is a formula that dictates the type of personality distribution among the characters. This is done for laughs or other purposes. It's essentially a necessary vehicle for the writing.
If everyone was nice, the show would be canceled two weeks after the pilot.
@@fleatactical7390 Spot on right there bro.🙌🏾
I've seen actual character development like this in real life.
Once a person gets into a position of power their true colors shine through.
Wheelchair Cathy is sending me 😂😂👩🏻🦼
It bother me a bit how the series itself points out how toxic the characters have become, all the sitcom context aside, and then proceeds to.... pretending like it never did so in the first place.
Look, I'm not asking for sitcoms to be family friendly or whatnot. The main thing that makes sitcoms good is exactly that they pick up things that normally would be seen as borderline sociopathic behavior and make it comical. Fiction is fiction, reality is reality.
BUT.
If you decide to point out how your characters' behavior is clearly not healthy, go through with it. How I met Your mother did this with Barney, and I find it one of the best storylines in sitcoms overall. If, on the other hand, you have no intention of actually redeem said characters, then don't even start.
The audience is seeing this aware that things aren't meant to be taken serious, so even if it starts bothering them they will just gloss over it and say "it's just a joke. Not the best joke, but a joke nonetheless". Suspension of belief is in pretty much every show, story and so on. But if you decide to stop treating something that in the real world would not be acceptable as a joke, start treating it as it would be in the real world, and THEN go right back to treating it as a joke, all you've done is destroy that suspension of belief that makes it possible for the audience to watch the show without feeling outraged.
You then find yourself with a show where people no longer know whether they should or not tolerate the character's behaviors.
This isn't just Bernadette. I think only Amy and Sheldon didn't suffer this treatment. Even Raj and Howards were victims of this. We had literally an ENTIRE EPISODE with Raj being made aware that Howard's jokes were actual bullying and made him treat them as he should. The episode ends with Raj and Howard pushing each other on a trampoline or whatever and they go from arguing to having fun. They stop fighting over something rather serious because they just so happened to be having that same fight on a trampoline. Nothing is solved, they just go back to being friends. If you aren't even going to solve a single damn thing, then why introduce something that would have probably warranted us quiet the story arc? This goes beyond destroying suspicions of belief for no reason, it is genuine bad writing.
I mean this. By the end of this show, the main reason why I was still watching was because I was a faithfull watcher who loved what the show used to be. There was hardly anything else. Penny and Leanord had reached a dead-end since we had a WHOLE EPISODE explaining how Penny had no intention of having kids (which the finale said screw it and made her pregnant anyway). Raj got close to having a girlfriend (it was done terrible but at that point I was like "who cares"), but in the end he ended up alone (you can say all you want it was a healthy ending and that he didn't need a girl to be happy, doesn't change that was expecting him to find someone who actually liked the kind of person he was. Not to mention the episode where he was bullied by his previous girlfriends which to this day I'm asking myself who thought that was a good idea). Howard and Bernadette had basically reached a dead-end and I myself didn't care much about them anymore enough to look forward to anything. Stuart finally got a good life, but the show did not give a crap about that so it hardly mattered.
I never expected Sheldon and Amy to get a nobel prize in the first place, so really, there was absolutely no narrative that I was looking forward to see the end.
Honestly, at the end the show was a shadow of what it used to be. I think even the writers realized that they were mostly all out of juice since the focus of the series was originally in Leanord and Penny and Sheldon (who was there mostly as a comic relief) and then it switched basically leaving Leanord and Penny in a toxic marriage and focusing on Sheldon and Amy who actually had a functional relationship (WHICH THE SHOW FREAKING POINT OUT AS WELL). The series literally switched MC's halfway through.
P.S. It's amazing how I started this comment to point out how the show destroyed the suspension of belief unnecessarily and ended up with an essay complaining about how the series at the end was bothering me (I actually liked the finale, where the writers destroyed the suspension of belief in a far better way. Not the best, but the end was good enough to cover for it).
I liked how her boss kept giving her those little luxuries like an espresso machine and letting her keep her own private bathroom 😅 such enablers
Napoleon Complex at its finest
I don't think that really exists for women - yes, taller women (to a point) are seen as more "leggy" and attractive, but smaller woman are seen as "petite" and desirable because even most shorter than average men are going to be as tall/taller than a shorter than average woman. Coincidentally, apparently Napoleon Bonaparte was the average height for a Frenchman at the time, which IIRC was ~5'7" (apparently there was a misinterpretation of his measured height at death, it was french units, it came to 5'6.5" which was average for a Frenchman of the time)
Calling poor Kathy "Wheelchair Kathy" was cruel
She had a Napoleon complex and a half
And yet she never even tried to change.
Penny is selfish and annoying but Bernadette is horribly cruel
Explain Penny.
Hey it’s Stephen Root, man he’s a great actor (seriously though… someone get him a shiny red stapler)
In Brazil, we do like to say short people are quite "not easy to handle". There you are, Bernie
At first Amy and Penny were the mess,and bernadette was the angel.But now the angel has fallen ,Amy and Penny became so so much better.
One thing I've been meaning to tell you, is that Company is gonna stop paying for our Coffee
When does that start?
Five Months Ago😂😂😂😂😂
It began already lady😅😅
Wouldn't mind if we get to see more of her boss
Penny has her flaws and a mountain of red flags, but she ain't no where near as bad as Bernadette. Even when Penny thought she was the shit when making more than Leonard.
you know She's. Drinks. Right
😂😂😂😂😂🍷🍷🍷🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾
0:17
His look. W.T.🤬!! His !👀
She really became a bully as the show went on. It sucks because she used to be an adorable and petite woman
Bernadette is a horrible person without any redeeming qualities. Also changing her natural sweet voice from when we first met her to that annoying one was a very bad decision as well.
“I’M NICE TO EVERYONE!!”
What did Bernadette expect her advice to penny was literally to be mean to everyone
It's hilarious! 🤣🤣🤣
I never understood the appeal of her. At first she was nice, then she became a toxic nightmare that constantly ragged on her husband for every little thing while belittling all his hobbies and interests.
Bro a good espresso machine is so expensive 😂
Beaware of anything that's close to the ground
I get that the writers wanted to contrast Bernadette's personality from her size and voice, but that twist turned me off of her character bc IMPO they took it way too far. They really could have developed her character into a wise woman with a less intense bipolar-like personality. I mean come on, this is a sitcom, not a sequel to the movie "Sybil"! 😂😂 This is an excellent scene though. Very well written. She just didn't learn the lesson which makes for a stagnant character. Sometimes life's lessons can be super harsh, but we can only grow if we learn from those lessons. They could have backed off the extreme bipolar-like intensity from there on through to the series end. The snark could've stayed to keep her character interesting, but with less intensity. That's all. 🤷
She was by far my least favorite character of the show
When howard imitates her Bernadette’s voice I completely crack up.
i've never watched this series in english before, gosh, Bernadette's voice is so freaking high pitched...
Bernadette was pretty scary during the shows run. But thats what made her such a funny character considering her squeaky voice and short stature
that earraping voice needs bass 😂
She turned an apology about her wheelchair-bound coworker into a free espresso machine, that's talent right there
Devil taking notes.
I never liked Bernie. Howard grows on you. I really like Sheldon. He is irritating but totally authentic. The most beautiful relationship in the show is between him and Penny.
I❤ Penny
Flanderization
Not really… her toxicity and bully-nature came in much later in her character. Flanders was always a church guy that became only a church guy.
That would explain why she married a weak child like Howard. She would never be able to live with a man who wouldn't put up with her crap. In fact, she would never attract a strong-willed man in the first place so Howard is the best that she could ever get.
Well at least she realizes it. Thats the first step
She is a monster
I hated what the writers did to Bernadettes character. She started out as sweet, kind, inteligent person. And they turned her, (along with Penny) into mean spirited, nasty, selfish monsters. By the end of the series.. they coulda killed off Bernadette in some sort of accident and no one would've cared at all. She was THAT despicable of a character. Was a shame. They did her character wrong.
People are hating her, but if you have a friend like Bernadette, she can help you get things you normally won't be able to.
Her villany can be used for good, or at least to your benefit.
‘Now where do we stand on my bathroom?’
Is that Milton? She probably stole his stapler also.
she's so cute I love Bernadette 😂❤❤❤
Haha no she ain’t. She’s too small and dainty
Personality knows no size. The character "Bull" on "Night Court" is very intimidating in size and looks, but he has a heart of gold. 💖💖
@@Lilylvr1240 Doesn't apply in her case. She's not scary. Too small and frail
WHEEL CHAIR KATHY.. OH GOD
Bernadette was a pretty abusive character , however being a pretty women she gets away with it , if the tables where turned and this was a man the Character would off been writen out the show. However this reflects real life many women are abusive and get away with because they are women , so i just watched a sence where Bernadette makes Harold sell his scooter because she dont like it then he has to give her the money from the sell , Feminist would Explode if a man done that to a women. The more you watch big bang the more you notice bernadette abusive controling behaviour to be fair she is my least favouite Character
I love her
Oh gosh! Dan is "single rich male seeks matrimony!" No wonder his voice sounds so familiar.
I'm not the only one believe Bernadette is a Bully.
one of the few times in the show where being a horrible person is finally exposed.
Honestly I miss in the previous seasons when she was more kind and innocent
I really don't get why everyone was scared of Bernadette, instead of just telling her to shut up
Did anyone catch his eyes in the first second of the scene?
OMG! I reviewed it and yes! That facial expression alone says it all!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Stephen Root is a favorite actor of mine. Acting is not all about lines and props. He's brilliant in this scene. No other actor could have played that character as brilliantly as Stephen Root!! ❤❤
Melissa Ivy Rauch (Marlboro, Nueva Jersey, 23 de junio de 1980) es una actriz y comediante estadounidense, conocida por su papel de Bernadette Rostenkowski en la comedia The Big Bang Theory, y por ser la voz de Harley Quinn en la película animada del 2017, Batman y Harley Quinn.
44 AÑOS.
Is this Dana bragging that it intimidated a tiny lady into giving away her son's retirement?
Of all the girls she is my favourite behind Amy.
Definitely my least liked character on the show. There is nothing redeeming about her character.
Total retro-con to the early seasons of these two characters.. Bernie was sweet and wouldn't hurt a fly, and Penny had many stories of being a bully in high school.
Yea i was never a fan of hear.. her vioce is highly irritating and she sounds like tweety bird. And sheldon is not toxic .. he is just smarter then all his friends
A character that got worse as time went on.
It doesn't matter to me that Bernadette thinks she's a "monster" or Dan's grandson calls her "The Mean Little Kid with The Big Boobies."😅😅😅 I ❤️ Bernadette Rostenkowski-Wolowitz💘🥰
Poor Bernie.
poor bernie? she deserved to be told she was a bully, because she was
@@riele-z7l Nope.
@@riele-z7l She's not a bully though.
Yes, Bernadette is a bully. Meanest on the show.
@@EgoHead710 have you actually watched the show? she wasn’t at first but gradually she started to become one. her words and actions speak for themselves (as shown in the scene which CLEARLY shows how everyone is afraid to cross her because she would be a hundred times meaner to anyone who does) and the way she treats howard at times is just awful.
She started off nice. But i freaking hated her later
Bernadette is awful, I never liked her...she is a toxic monster
I don’t understand how she has fans. I can understand now Sheldon has fans but Berny?
She’s not a good character
You can say the same thing about Sheldon truthfully
@@Joseph-gm3qm I don’t like the Sheldon character overall but I’ve admitted when he’s funny and good. And he’s unquestionably the breakout character.
Seriously, what is funny or appealing about Bernadette? She was good initially but….yeah.
Bernie and Sheldon were both mean and Penny was also mean but in a different way
@jessedellross3245 I like how Bernadette changed Howard for the better, got Penny a better job, was willing to be Penny and Amy's spy against Priya, tried to help Amy by getting between Sheldon and Ramona.
Aside from emasculating Howard which I don't like she's in my opinion not a bad character
She's better than Penny I've never started liking her until season 4 even then she's my least favorite character among main group
Fuchs!
i actually hated her character...
To be fair all the characters on the tbbt are broken, horrid people.
Broken but not all of them are horrid.
Really a PHD researcher thinks she gets a private bathroom in her office?
1:17
When women are faced with accountability, they turn on the water works
Not all of us dear
Lets face it the show was on the downslope as soon as they brought in bernadette and amy to the core set of the characters. For the first 2,3,4 series, it was original, funny, and great, then they had to add those 2 characters and it made it so much less funny and so typical like every other sitcom. Was a slow death.
Steven Root. Croc Dundee 2. Office Space, buncha other stuff.
Most notable role, William Fontaine de la Tour Dauterive.
great video
Love getting to see the great Stephen Root. He always adds a little twist of quirkiness. Now I need to go watch some Newsradio. :)
Kaley Christine Cuoco (Camarillo, California; 30 de noviembre de 1985) (entre enero de 2014 hasta inicios de octubre de 2015 usó privadamente y profesionalmente el nombre de casada Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting) más conocida como Kaley Cuoco, es una actriz estadounidense. Después de una serie de papeles secundarios en películas y televisión a finales de la década de 1990, consiguió su papel decisivo como Bridget Hennessy en la comedia de situación de ABC 8 Simple Rules (2002-2005). A partir de entonces, Cuoco prestó su voz a Brandy Harrington en Brandy & Mr. Whiskers (2004-2006) y apareció como Billie Jenkins en la última temporada de la serie de televisión Charmed (2005-2006).
38 AÑOS. (39)
PENNY
THE BIG BANG THEORY.
I love how Penny's hair and neck look
To be honest I wouldn't be afraid to tell her she is the worst because there is a limit to every mean thing she's done and she hasn't found it yet 😑
Idc how it sounds, but ive never wanted to eat a woman's box as much as i do berna lol