Big Bang Theory’s Darkest Howard/Bernie Theory Makes Sense (But Is Too Wild)
A dark theory about Howard (Simon Helberg) and Bernadette (Melissa Rauch) on The Big Bang Theory makes sense, but it might be too wild to be true. While Penny (Kaley Cuoco) and Leonard (Johnny Galecki) were the sitcom's original love pairing, the first couple to get married was the Wolowitzes. Howard and Bernadette's romance was a whirlwind, leaving fans to wonder about certain aspects of their relationship.
When Howard debuted on The Big Bang Theory, he liked to present himself as a ladies' man. He relentlessly hit on Penny and even Sheldon's (Jim Parsons) sister, Missy (Courtney Henggeler). Despite this, it's clear that he had no clue about approaching women, especially when it was revealed that he had a borderline inappropriate relationship with his mother, Mrs. Wolowitz. But all of that changed when he started dating Bernadette. He was so smitten the pair rushed to get married before Howard was sent to space for a mission. They eventually built a family and were blessed with two kids.
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Howard and Bernadette's arc was arguably the most traditional one on The Big Bang Theory. But a particular dark theory suggests not all was what it seemed between the pair. Instead of a healthy, loving relationship, the hypothesis suggests that Howard initially created Bernadette to be his sex robot until she developed human consciousness, and the pair fell in love. There are three things that support this claim: firstly, Howard was an engineer, hence he knew how to build things. He had tried building robots before, including one that he thought could be used for sexual pleasure. That didn't work as Leonard ad Raj (Kunal Nayyar) had to rush him to the emergency room when it
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