How har ordet "Bazinga" härstammat?

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Sheldon från The Big Bang Theory använder ordet "Bazinga" när han vinner över en konversation eller drar av sarkasm framgångsrikt.

Så finns det någon kanonförklaring om hur ordet härrörde från showen? Var det regissörens idé eller var den antagen från någonstans?

    
uppsättning Dawny33 24.06.2016 03:50

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Det är ett riktigt obskilt ord som Sheldons skådespelare hörde och bestämde sig för att det var roligt att använda. Från en intervju med AOL :

"One of the writers, he used to say it, apparently in the writers' room. That's the tale I've heard. But I remember it wasn't in a script. It was one of those moments where we'd work on a scene and then you'd go and take notes from the producers and writers. If I'm correct, it was inserted right before a taping basically. It was like 'That would work in here. What if he said 'bazinga' after that?'" He admitted the audience may not have known what it meant at first, but it caught on for a familiar reason. "The writers liked it but they knew what it meant. But I knew what it meant the moment they said it. It's like 'gotcha", you know, it's just in that energy. There's just something about it. I like it because it's not plain English in a lot of ways and that's very handy."

BBT wiki påpekar att den användes i ett gammalt X-Files-avsnitt:

In the X-Files episode "Hollywood A.D.," which aired April 30, 2000, character "Chuck Burkes," played by actor Bill Dow, utters the word "bazinga," though it is spelled in the captions as "buzzinga."

Burkes: "Who made this?"
Scully: "We're not sure. Either a forger by the name of Micah Hoffman, or uh, someone else in the vicinity of Jesus Christ."
Burkes: "Buzzinga."

    
svaret ges 24.06.2016 04:22
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Förutom svaret från CDE och om du letar efter kanon svaret, visas det i Young Sheldon S02E10 En stuntad barndom och en burk av fina blandade nötter som Sheldon stöter på detta ord i en serietidning.

När han försöker utveckla sin humor, går han till en bokhandel som leder honom att orkestrera praktiskt där han ser denna fras

If it's funny, it's a Bazinga.

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Det är där Sheldon stöter på detta ord. Han använder det här ordet när han spelar skämt hans familjemedlemmar.

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Från Cinemablend (betona min),

That journey took him to a comic book store, where he purchased several practical jokes. He ended up playing many of them on his family. The practical jokes Sheldon bought were made by the Bazinga Novelty Company. The company's name undoubtedly plays a role, but that is not where the origin of "bazinga!" entirely lies.

The company's tagline holds the key. Bazinga Novelty Company's slogan was "If it's funny, it's a Bazinga!" and that is how Sheldon's catchphrase was born.

    
svaret ges 14.12.2018 07:15