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Bazinga
Ba-zin-ga!!!!!!
Sheldon mimics Bernadette and Penny's conversation by asking Howard about his shoes.
Bazinga (spelled "Buzzinga" in the subtitles of DVD releases) is a word used by Sheldon Cooper
to signal that what he said immediately before this utterance was to be
taken as a joke. It's used by the writers when they can't figure out a
punchline for a joke, so they just let Sheldon say "Bazinga" and cue the
laugh track.
The word "Bazinga" was first used in the season 2 season finale, "The Monopolar Expedition" and last in season 5 episode 22, "The Stag Convergence".
(Seasons 6 and 7 are devoid of it.) By this time Sheldon has developed a
mediocre sense of humor and instead uses a peculiar form of laughter
instead – both literally and sarcastically.
Notable episodes with Bazinga! include S05E07 The Good Guy Fluctuation (Leonard, who had just broken up with Priya
via laptop camera/microphone, then gets frightened by Sheldon rising
from his hiding spot under the cushions "Bazinga, punk. Now we're
even.") and S03E14 The Einstein Approximation
(Leonard unsuccessfully tries to pull Sheldon out of a ball pit,
Sheldon keeps bobbing his head up to taunt Leonard with "Bazinga!"
before hiding back down in the ball pit).
Jim Parsons has been quoted as crediting former The Big Bang Theory writer Stephen Engel as the one who came up with the word Bazinga for Sheldon's catchphrase. Furthermore, Bazinga implies swag.
Though not a true Bazinga, it was mentioned twice in Season 9.
Once Sheldon used it as an Internet address and once when Penny used it
after Sheldon mentioned that he planned to have sex with Amy. She waited
a few moments for the Bazinga, but was wrong.
The Big Bang Theory episodes using the term "Bazinga"Edit
S02E23 "The Monopolar Expedition"
(1)
Sheldon: You actually had it right in the first place. Once again, you’ve fallen for one of my classic pranks. Bazinga!
(2)
Sheldon: Leonard, you may be right. It appears that Penny secretly wants you in her life in a very intimate and carnal fashion.
Leonard: You really think so?
Sheldon: Of course not. Even in my sleep-deprived state, I’ve managed to pull off another one of my classic pranks. Bazinga!
(3)
Sheldon: Did you bring the dehydrated low-sodium soy sauce?
Leonard: Check.
Sheldon: Freeze-dried spicy mustard?
Leonard: Check.
Sheldon: Flash-frozen brown rice, not white?
Leonard: Uh, oh, sorry.
Sheldon: Not to worry. I hid it. Bazinga! You’re in my spot.
S03E03 "The Gothowitz Deviation"
(1)
Sheldon: You know, I’ve always wanted to go to a goth nightclub.
Howard: Really?
Sheldon: Bazinga! None of you ever see my practical jokes coming, do you?
(2)
Sheldon: There’s just no pleasing you, is there, Leonard? You
weren’t happy with my previous approach to dealing with her, so I
decided to employ operant conditioning techniques, building on the work
of Thorndike and B.F. Skinner. By this time next week, I believe I can
have her jumping out of a pool, balancing a beach ball on her nose.
Leonard: No, this has to stop now.
Sheldon: I’m not suggesting we really make her jump out of a pool. I thought the “Bazinga” was implied.
(3)
Leonard: What could she possibly be talking about for so long?
Sheldon: Obviously, waitressing at the Cheesecake Factory is a complex socioeconomic activity, that requires a great deal of analysis and planning. Bazinga!
S03E04 "The Pirate Solution"
Sheldon: So, that’s what you wear to an interview?
Raj: Come on, dude, we’ve been friends for years.
Sheldon: Oh, pulling strings, are we?
Raj: Sheldon, for God’s sakes, don’t make me beg.
Sheldon: Bazinga! You’ve fallen victim to another one of my
classic practical jokes. I’m your boss now. You may want to laugh at
that.
S03E10 "The Gorilla Experiment"
Sheldon: Howard?
Howard: Yeah?
Sheldon: Your shoes are delightful. Where did you get them?
Howard: What?
Sheldon: Bazinga. I don’t care.
S03E14 "The Einstein Approximation"
(1)
Leonard: (trying to retrieve Sheldon out of the ball pit.) Sheldon, come here!!
Sheldon: (Bobs head out of ball pit) Bazinga. (Bobs head out of
ball pit) Bazinga. (Bobs head out of ball pit) Bazinga. (Bobs head out
of ball pit) Bazinga. (Bobs head out of ball pit) Bazinga.
(2)
Leonard: (trying to retrieve Sheldon out of the ball pit.) Sheldon, come here!!
Sheldon: (Bobs head out of ball pit) Bazinga. (Bobs head out of
ball pit) Bazinga. (Bobs head out of ball pit) Bazinga. (Bobs head out
of ball pit) Bazinga. (Bobs head out of ball pit) Bazinga.
S03E18 "The Pants Alternative"
Sheldon: All right, you people ready to have some fun? You have a
basic understanding of differential calculus and at least one year of
algebraic topology? Well, then here come the jokes. Why did the chicken
cross the Mobius strip? To get to the same side. Bazinga!... All right, a neutron walks into a bar and asks, how much for a drink? The bartender says, for you, no charge. Hello?
S03E20 "The Spaghetti Catalyst"
Penny: So, how you been?
Sheldon: Well, my existence is a continuum, so I’ve been what I am at each point in the implied time period.
Penny: You’re just coitusing with me, aren’t you?
Sheldon: Bazinga.
S03E21 "The Plimpton Stimulation"
Howard: Yeah, um, I have a two-part question.
Sheldon: Go ahead.
Howard: A, are you kidding me? And B, seriously, are you freaking kidding me?
Sheldon: A, I rarely kid. And B, when I do kid, you will know it by my use of the word bazinga.
Howard: So you’re saying the two of you are going to be sleeping in the same bed?
Sheldon: Yes... Bazinga.
S03E23 "The Lunar Excitation"
Leonard: Okay, we’ve got power to the laser.
Sheldon: I should’ve brought an umbrella.
Leonard: What for? It’s not going to rain.
Sheldon: I know that, but with skin as fair as mine, moon burn is a real possibility.
Howard: That’s a bazinga, right?
Sheldon: One of my best, don’t you think?
S04E02 "The Cruciferous Vegetable Amplification"
The episode where Sheldon turns himself into a Mobile Virtual Presence Device (robot).
Leonard: That’s it. Bye-bye. (Turns off the television with Sheldon's head.)
Sheldon: (Turning the television back on): Bazinga!
(This scares Leonard, causing him to swerve and almost crash until he can regain control of the car)
Sheldon: I have an override switch.
S04E05 "The Desperation Emanation"
Amy: You wanted me to have a boyfriend, Mother. Well, here he is. Have to sign off now. My hunger for Sheldon is stirring in my loins.
Sheldon: Oh, yes, it’s time for me to make love to your daughter’s vagina.
Mrs. Fowler: Oh!
Amy: Thank you, Sheldon, that went very well.
Sheldon: Agreed. Amy, I find myself wondering if we should
actually engage in coitus at least one time in our relationship...
Bazinga.
S05E07 "The Good Guy Fluctuation"
"Bazinga, punk. Now we’re even."
Priya: A couple of weeks ago, I slept with my ex-boyfriend. So, I guess we both messed up a little.
Leonard: No, no, I messed up a little. You messed up a lot.
Priya: Well, it’s not a competition.
Leonard: Oh yeah, it is, and you won. I, I, I’m, I’m sorry, I
have to go (closes lid on laptop as Leonard had been communicating with
Priya through the camera/microphone on his laptop). I don’t believe
this.
Sheldon (rising out his hiding spot under the sofa cushions): RAWR!!
Leonard: (jumps off sofa, breathing hard from the scare, looking at Sheldon dressed in zombie costume)
Sheldon: Bazinga, punk. Now we’re even.
S05E22 "The Stag Convergence"
Sheldon: (saying some words about Howard at the bachelor party)
As is the tradition, I have prepared a series of disrespectful jokes
which generate humor at Howard’s expense. Prepare to have your ribs
tickled. Howard, I always thought you’d be the last one of us to ever
get married, because you are so short and unappealing. Am I right? Let’s
see here. Oh, seriously though, Howard, you’re actually one of the most
intelligent people I know. And that’s a zinger, because you’re not.
I’ve always thought that you’d make someone a fine husband someday.
Assuming you’d be able to get the parts, and develop the engineering
skills to assemble them, which I don’t see as likely. Hacha! Okay, let
me see here. Okay, kidding aside, Howard, you are a good friend. And I
wish you nothing but happiness. Bazinga, I don’t!
Leonard: Sheldon…
Sheldon: Doubleazinga! I do! Good luck following that.
Raj: (revealing Howard's sexual history) I think back to all the
good times we had, like, uh, when we went camping and spent that night
telling each other all our secrets. I told him I’m addicted to pedicures
and he told me he lost his virginity to his cousin.
Howard: She was my second cousin.
Sheldon: And the first woman you ever disappointed sexually. Ba-da-bazinga!
Brazilian biologist Andre Nemesio named the species of Brazilian orchid bee Euglossa bazinga after this catch phrase.
This word was also was part of an episode of Two and a Half Men, titled "Bazinga! That's from a TV show". Two and a Half Men was also previously created by Chuck Lorre and shares many similarities with The Big Bang Theory, but it was that precise episode which confirmed that the two sitcoms are not set in the same continuity.
According to amateur historian and nerd Will Cuppy, a 'Bazinga' was a seven-stringed harp played in Ancient Egypt.
Interestingly enough - coincidentally? - a moderately
well-known American actor, director and producer, who has played
character parts in the Star Trek franchise, is called Bo Zenga. He is fairly well known to industry insiders as a backer, financier and supporter of film and TV projects. Hmmm.
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."
bien bien no se como llegó hasta mi el enlace de este video, donde se pueden ver diapositivas como estas sobre el coste versus beneficio de reparar un daño o para la administración como el caso de fumar, estudio sobre phillip morris, todo basado en :
Today, companies and governments often use Jeremy Benthams utilitarian logic under the name of cost-benefit analysis
donde podemos ver que los costes de fumar se reducen a incrementar el coste de la sanidad pero a cambio , el hecho de fumar introduce como beneficios el cobro de impuestos, conseguir que la gente se muera antes por lo tanto hay ahorro en coste sanitario o ahorro por no tener que pagar la totalidad de la pensión....Con lo cual, aparentemente hay un beneficio para la sociedad si la gente fuma.
El otro caso que se habla en el video es del vehículo ford pinto, que personalmente no conocía su existencia, pero que extraigo de forochoches los siguientes fragmentos,
El Ford Pinto fué uno de esos coches "pequeños" que los americanos tuvieron que hacer para afrontar la crisis del petróleo de esos tiempos.
Se lanzó al mercado en 1971 para competir principalmente con el horripilante AMC Gremlin o el Chevy Vega. Era un coche bonito al lado de los otros dos, con una linea fastback que recuerda mucho al primer Fiesta, aunque más grande y agresivo.
Llevaba motores de esos grandes pero muy poco potentes (lista más abajo) Habia el coupe de tres puertas tipo fastback, el familiar de tres puertas Squire y una version fragoneta rara llamada Cruising Wagon.
Tenia motor delantero y tracción trasera, y podia tener cambio manual o automático, pero sus frenos eran tambores delante y detrás. Pesaba poco, lo que unido a la tracción trasera le daba un caracter algo deportivo, aunque sus motores fueran poco potentes.
El coche fué un exitazo....
Pero más abajo se puede leer tambien.
Si creeis eso estais completamente equivocados: el Pinto tenia un fallo gravísimo que lo hace muy famoso y también ser considerado posiblemente el peor coche de la historia.
El Pinto tenia dos fallos bestiales:
El depósito de gasolina estaba detrás del eje trasero, o sea, casi justo detrás del parachoques. En un choque por alcance lateral, aunque fuera pequeño, el depósito chocaba contra el diferencial, normalmente se rompia y se incendiaba (o incluso explotaba a veces). Parte de culpa la tenia también la chapa, que era muy mala, Y si el golpe era lo suficientemente fuerte, las puertas podian bloquearse dejando a los ocupantes encerrados en el coche en llamas.
La Ford, al ver que habia tantos Pintos que se quemaban o explotaban, estudió poner un refuerzo en la estructura para proteger el tanque, pero los muy hijos de puta decidieron no ponerselo ya que les salia más rentable asumir las posibles demandas a modificar la estructura del coche.
Los datos justificados se pueden ver en la posterior diapositiva.
El vídeo completo se puede ver en un enlace del mit, descubrimiento que me va a hacer pasar más tiempo en el ordenador que delante de la tele tonta.
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