Definitely an editing mistake when they go over the next line a character says. There's a lot of them in Big Bang. But when done right, the actors pause for the live audience to laugh or for canned laughter to be added in post. Someone took an episode of Married with Children and took out the laughing and it completely changes the tone to hear Al, Peg, and their kids insult each other, stare for a few seconds, then insult each other again for like five minutes straight. You feel like you are about to witness a triple homicide and it is only a matter of who gets the gun first.
@@deplorabledegenerate2630 yeah, Big Bang Theory was almost all in front of a live studio audience. You can tell when they were not in the studio because they have better acting and comedic delivery lmao
Skinner should've opened the door after the second "Seymour!" and then Chalmers would ring the doorbell one more time regardless, just to complete the set, except he'd say "Seymour" at a lower volume.
The fact that every laugh track is identical instead of being slightly different is honestly kind of haunting It's like a cacophony of ghosts are somehow waiting for a moment to strike but in the meantime they find amusement in the suffering of their target
@@guilhermehank4938 oh wow i didn't know that ! i have never seen this exact same comment on every video that even mentions laugh tracks ! what an interesting and not well-known fun fact !
@@YoungMrBluethat saucy outfit is called a men’s roaring 20’s good time charlie costume from the candy apple costume company (thank you overly meticulous fan wikis!)
"I've never been a fan of Steamed Hams" Crowd laughs nervously and a few grunts are heard from the back seats as people edge closer to hear the punchline. "Why not? Don't you like hamburgers?" The crowd suddenly stands up, aware that they are about to receive what they came for. People slowly edge closer to the set as Seymour prepares for his next line. Sweat is clearly visible on his brow and his mouth is quivering in anticipation as he readies himself for what is about to happen. "I just prefer steamed clams because, like the clam, I am solid and unmoving." The crowd suddenly surges forward as the words escape Seymour's mouth. They are so powerful, they almost shake the very foundations of the FOX studios. He watches as, in what he perceives as slow motion, the crowd moves toward his fragile body. He has been preparing for this moment his whole life. This is his moment. This is his Emmy. This is his Golden Globe. This is even his Oscar. The crowd converges around him so quickly they ignore the trampled cries of Chalmers and Agnes, who now lie shaking on the floor, their bones crushed by the sheer mass of the crowd. Seymour stares back at the eyes around him. What he sees are no longer people. What he sees is the human psyche stripped down to its core. Their lives, what they were before this moment has been forgotten. Ravenous. Hungry. They want one thing from him. Seymour closes his eyes, clears his mind and relaxes his body. What happens next depends completely on the next few seconds. The time between this and what he mutters next feels like an eternity. Slowly, he opens his eyes. He looks at Chalmers, then at Agnes, both lying lifeless on the floor. Without a second thought, he says with resounding conviction... "Aurora Borealis" In a split second, the crowd pounces on his ready and waiting body. Man, woman, child all at once. Seymour cries out in complete ecstasy as they consume his flesh. He stops suddenly, as he drifts into eternal slumber. Peace at last.
Recommended 6 years later cause I still watch Steamed Hams vids. ANYWAY. This is less BBT and more if Steamed Hams had laugh tracks only at specific punchlines. Sitcoms with live studio audiences/laugh tracks generally have moments of silence to give the audience a moment to laugh. In a classic Simpsons clip including Steamed hams I'm not joking when I say the video's length would more than double if you edited in a pause at every punchline (there were more than what was edited here). To make it like a BBT scene and not say Friends or Seinfeld, I don't know what you can edit except maybe an occasional Sheldon cameo or something.
@@DanielSchmidt94521 It started as a show about nerds. The jokes were actually intelligent and, in many cases, required knowledge to be properly understood. But then, when the girls started showing up, it was turned into a run-of-the-mill sitcom about relationships and stuff, and the characters were much more "normal". A shame for us who liked the original premise.
@@ironcito1101 very true. Penny wasn’t a nerd. And Bonnie who had blond hair they threw on glasses to basically say she’s a nerd. The whole arranged marriage thing with Raj was old and outdated. And him ending up with an Indian woman was disappointing. Out of all the characters I didn’t like Amy. And. They really tried too hard with her. I don’t know why Sheldon couldn’t have just remained single or have been gay? And then you have Leonard and Penny jokes they got old real fast.
If this was Big Bang, it would've been the audience "oooh" for drama every other instance. And one of them would've tried to jump in the other one's pants.
Only seen like 3 episodes of Big Bang Theory, and that was years ago, but the “laugh track every 5 seconds” thing is perfect for these sorts of edits in general. So beautifully obnoxious.
do people don't know that basically every sitcom does this and not only Big Bang Theory? it all started with seindfield and it has been like this since then
all this time, so many rewatches, so many poops and recuts, and I've only just now questioned why skinner didn't turn off his already-smoking oven before fetching the burgers
To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand The Big Bang Theory. The humor is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of theoretical physics most of the jokes will go over a typical viewer's head. There's also Sheldon's nihilistic outlook, which is deftly woven into his characterisation - his personal philosophy draws heavily from Narodnaya Volya literature, for instance. The fans understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of these jokes, to realize that they're not just funny- they say something deep about LIFE. As a consequence people who dislike The Big Bang Theory truly ARE idiots- of course they wouldn't appreciate, for instance, the humour in Sheldon's existencial catchphrase "Bazinga," which itself is a cryptic reference to Turgenev's Russian epic Fathers and Sons I'm smirking right now just imagining one of those addlepated simpletons scratching their heads in confusion as Chuck Lorre's genius unfolds itself on their television screens. What fools... how I pity them. 😂 And yes by the way, I DO have a The Big Bang Theory tattoo. And no, you cannot see it. It's for the ladies' eyes only- And even they have to demonstrate that they're within 5 IQ points of my own (preferably lower) beforehand.
So to clear something up, The Big Bang Theory does not actually have a laugh track. A laugh track is pre-recorded laughter that is inserted into the show during the editing process. The Big Bang Theory has a live studio audience, meaning it's shot in a theatre full of people who laugh at the jokes as they're being recorded. Now, that being said, I've been to tapings of similar shows, and they do have either a sign or the producer directing people when they're supposed to big laugh, small laugh, applaud, ooo, etc., and they do record a few bits of laughter to fill in gaps for when they cut the episode down to show length. I can also confirm that a lot of jokes are actually much funnier in person than on TV, just because of the actors' natural charisma and the energy of being part of a real audience. So I'm not saying BBT isn't disingenuous either. Just that it doesn't have a laugh track.
VENT:"why I despise eating chicken eggs" when I was very little (as in just beginning to eat solids), I would often be served fried eggs on my highchair tray, the taste was nothing but vile and sulphurous. my parents thought I liked it, but alas in reality I wanted nothing more than to throw it off my tray. but whenever I did THAT it would get me condemned to the naughty corner, so I had zero choice but to cramp it down until I could somewhat verbally express my hatred for one of the most popular forms of child to eat. never again would I have to deal with eating it until years later... one day at preschool(or more specifically some Catholic child development center)... it was snacktime in the Catholic preschool facility, but it was also in the easter season, so for that day and for some reason, some idiotic teachers decided to prepare for us snot munching crotch goblins a meal of scrambled eggs instead of the typical snack time goldfish or graham crackers "cuz it's easter themed", I was very livid. I did not want to eat that shit no more, yet I had a bunch of fat middle-aged nuns forcing me to clean that fucking plate of disgusting yellow slop that tasted like nothing but bad farts, I complained this to my mother through multiple points in my life, the first complaint being in the car ride home on that wretched day, from multiple points onward in my life, I have been mostly tricked or almost coerced (both by my younger sister) into eating eggs, often having flashbacks to when I was made to eat that vile stuff against my will, and as of the day this journal is published, I even had to give my younger sister a firm "NO!" when she pestered me at dinner to try her onigiri which was obviously stuffed with cheddar and boiled eggs. the only times I am EVER okay with eggs is if they are used to bake things like cake or cookies, and that's because the combination of flour, water, sugar, and whatever other ingredients thrown in defuses the nauseous properties that make up the sixteenth element of the periodic table, I think I made my point...
When i started watching this i said "this is just gonna be random laugh tracks isnt it" and sure enough thats what it was. crist i hate the big bang theory
Actually the scene should be twice as long for the pauses the actors make when the laughing happens.
Occasionally, but alot of the time, the laugh track goes over the characters, which I noticed was a nice reference
Came to comments to say the same thing. The pause for laughter is a hallmark of these shows.
Definitely disappointed
Definitely an editing mistake when they go over the next line a character says. There's a lot of them in Big Bang. But when done right, the actors pause for the live audience to laugh or for canned laughter to be added in post.
Someone took an episode of Married with Children and took out the laughing and it completely changes the tone to hear Al, Peg, and their kids insult each other, stare for a few seconds, then insult each other again for like five minutes straight. You feel like you are about to witness a triple homicide and it is only a matter of who gets the gun first.
@@deplorabledegenerate2630 yeah, Big Bang Theory was almost all in front of a live studio audience. You can tell when they were not in the studio because they have better acting and comedic delivery lmao
Needed more atom transitions.
and a grating audience canned "whooOOo"
and more various laughs
Like when Seymour left for Krusty’s
the triple doorbell is such a clever reference lol
Skinner should've opened the door after the second "Seymour!" and then Chalmers would ring the doorbell one more time regardless, just to complete the set, except he'd say "Seymour" at a lower volume.
@@ironcito1101 Yeah, I thought to include that gag (that has appeared on BBT) XD
Triple doorbell for the win
Except Sheldon knocks 3 times doesn't ring
@@thestrong2401 Well if there's a doorbell he would use that instead im pretty sure
The fact that every laugh track is identical instead of being slightly different is honestly kind of haunting
It's like a cacophony of ghosts are somehow waiting for a moment to strike but in the meantime they find amusement in the suffering of their target
Given the age of the common laugh track source, that may be more true than you know.
This made me chuckle. Good show, old chap.
Everyone from that laugh track is dead so you are probably hearing the laughter of dead people indeed
@@guilhermehank4938 oh wow i didn't know that ! i have never seen this exact same comment on every video that even mentions laugh tracks ! what an interesting and not well-known fun fact !
The Steamed Ham Theory
That genuinely sounds like it would be a theory
@@TheEvilRUclipsAt least aomething referenced on Big Bang Theory
This should have more likes
you forgot to add pauses during every laugh track where the characters just look at each other waiting for the laugh to end
Agnes yelling down to Seymour from her room is surprisingly very fitting.
Howard! I mean... Seymour!
I like your pfp XD
The Howard's mom xD
“How can one little toe hurt so bad!?”
“Maybe because the little piggie is being CRUSHED BY THE BARN!!!”
The aurora borealis part could actually be a Big Bang Theory joke, since most of the humour is just characters saying science related things
And the other half of the comedy is
**scott the Woz in saucy outfit scene**
@@YoungMrBlue cultured man.
Or comic book references.
@@YoungMrBluethat saucy outfit is called a men’s roaring 20’s good time charlie costume from the candy apple costume company (thank you overly meticulous fan wikis!)
And those are treated as “jokes”. For reasons….
"I've never been a fan of Steamed Hams"
Crowd laughs nervously and a few grunts are heard from the back seats as people edge closer to hear the punchline.
"Why not? Don't you like hamburgers?"
The crowd suddenly stands up, aware that they are about to receive what they came for. People slowly edge closer to the set as Seymour prepares for his next line. Sweat is clearly visible on his brow and his mouth is quivering in anticipation as he readies himself for what is about to happen.
"I just prefer steamed clams because, like the clam, I am solid and unmoving."
The crowd suddenly surges forward as the words escape Seymour's mouth. They are so powerful, they almost shake the very foundations of the FOX studios. He watches as, in what he perceives as slow motion, the crowd moves toward his fragile body. He has been preparing for this moment his whole life. This is his moment. This is his Emmy. This is his Golden Globe. This is even his Oscar. The crowd converges around him so quickly they ignore the trampled cries of Chalmers and Agnes, who now lie shaking on the floor, their bones crushed by the sheer mass of the crowd. Seymour stares back at the eyes around him. What he sees are no longer people. What he sees is the human psyche stripped down to its core. Their lives, what they were before this moment has been forgotten. Ravenous. Hungry. They want one thing from him. Seymour closes his eyes, clears his mind and relaxes his body. What happens next depends completely on the next few seconds. The time between this and what he mutters next feels like an eternity. Slowly, he opens his eyes. He looks at Chalmers, then at Agnes, both lying lifeless on the floor. Without a second thought, he says with resounding conviction...
"Aurora Borealis"
In a split second, the crowd pounces on his ready and waiting body. Man, woman, child all at once. Seymour cries out in complete ecstasy as they consume his flesh. He stops suddenly, as he drifts into eternal slumber. Peace at last.
Well done, but Jesus Christ
@@scrotymcboogerballs6756 it's a famous Big Bang Theory copypasta, edited for Steamed Hams
@@Myne1001 Ah, thanks for the info
Thank you
@@Myne1001 What's the original?
More like Steamed Hams but it's edited like a sitcom.
Bazinga.
What really makes this is you didnt just spam the laugh track you actually timed it like how big bang would have.
This edit needs more people randomly yelling BAZINGA and then you got it 100%
Also no mentions of obscure star trek lore
I like this version because it tells me when to laugh. No thinking required. Thinking is dumb!
Recommended 6 years later cause I still watch Steamed Hams vids. ANYWAY.
This is less BBT and more if Steamed Hams had laugh tracks only at specific punchlines. Sitcoms with live studio audiences/laugh tracks generally have moments of silence to give the audience a moment to laugh. In a classic Simpsons clip including Steamed hams I'm not joking when I say the video's length would more than double if you edited in a pause at every punchline (there were more than what was edited here). To make it like a BBT scene and not say Friends or Seinfeld, I don't know what you can edit except maybe an occasional Sheldon cameo or something.
I often wonder how funny the jokes on Big Bang Theory would be funny without the laugh tracks. But this is very accurate. Good job.
They'd be funnier, in my opinion. I hate laugh tracks.
@@ironcito1101 I watched every season. Every episode. After season 5 it was painful to watch.
@@DanielSchmidt94521 It started as a show about nerds. The jokes were actually intelligent and, in many cases, required knowledge to be properly understood. But then, when the girls started showing up, it was turned into a run-of-the-mill sitcom about relationships and stuff, and the characters were much more "normal". A shame for us who liked the original premise.
@@ironcito1101 very true. Penny wasn’t a nerd. And Bonnie who had blond hair they threw on glasses to basically say she’s a nerd. The whole arranged marriage thing with Raj was old and outdated. And him ending up with an Indian woman was disappointing.
Out of all the characters I didn’t like Amy. And. They really tried too hard with her. I don’t know why Sheldon couldn’t have just remained single or have been gay? And then you have Leonard and Penny jokes they got old real fast.
Bernadette. Not Bonnie. Sorry.
to be fair, i laugh every time principal chalmers bursts into the kitchen 😭
I'm not gonna lie, I'm here just for the Big bang theory slander
Not enough random pop culture references that gave no relevance to the plot
Making him ring three times is just instantly great
Agnes crying for help is not a joke and the audience knows it
If this was Big Bang, it would've been the audience "oooh" for drama every other instance. And one of them would've tried to jump in the other one's pants.
Not BigBang acurrate. Lacked a 4 words joke over explained for 2 minutes. 9/10
0/10 not enough bazinga
Ohhhhh... so that was the element missing
I thought it was autism that was missing
Alternative title: Big Bang Theory but it has likeable characters.
We need someone now to do a cover of the big bang theme, but replaced Big Bang with Steamed Hams "it all started with the steamed hams. HAMS!"
Needs more pauze in between dialogue, the original actor from Big Bang always milk their scenes and laughing tracks.
Only seen like 3 episodes of Big Bang Theory, and that was years ago, but the “laugh track every 5 seconds” thing is perfect for these sorts of edits in general. So beautifully obnoxious.
0:01 electron jumpscare
Math, science, history, unravelling the mystery that all started with a steamed ham (Ham!)
Honestly the text at the end was funnier than the whole video 👏👏
Literally the laugh track every 2 seconds: 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
do people don't know that basically every sitcom does this and not only Big Bang Theory? it all started with seindfield and it has been like this since then
Now you need to edit Big Bang Theory into an actually funny show
You missed the opportunity to use the Simpsons version of the BBT theme during the intro.
This edit is actually better than the original.
all this time, so many rewatches, so many poops and recuts, and I've only just now questioned why skinner didn't turn off his already-smoking oven before fetching the burgers
As a person with a Canadian grandpa this is hilarious XD
2:43 HOWAAARD
This feels like two and a half men they put laugh track even know it's not funny
Or like big bang, when they put a laugh track even though its not funny.
the laugh track in this is actually funny
This is so good.
There are better edits out there but thanks :)
So clever the triple doorbell, I really like the show so I'm glad to see this
Thanks :3
To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand The Big Bang Theory. The humor is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of theoretical physics most of the jokes will go over a typical viewer's head. There's also Sheldon's nihilistic outlook, which is deftly woven into his characterisation - his personal philosophy draws heavily from Narodnaya Volya literature, for instance. The fans understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of these jokes, to realize that they're not just funny- they say something deep about LIFE. As a consequence people who dislike The Big Bang Theory truly ARE idiots- of course they wouldn't appreciate, for instance, the humour in Sheldon's existencial catchphrase "Bazinga," which itself is a cryptic reference to Turgenev's Russian epic Fathers and Sons I'm smirking right now just imagining one of those addlepated simpletons scratching their heads in confusion as Chuck Lorre's genius unfolds itself on their television screens. What fools... how I pity them. 😂 And yes by the way, I DO have a The Big Bang Theory tattoo. And no, you cannot see it. It's for the ladies' eyes only- And even they have to demonstrate that they're within 5 IQ points of my own (preferably lower) beforehand.
@@xydyr4864 and no sense of irony in your whole comment. Interesting.
@@xydyr4864 What was the original copypasta about?
@@KaitoMomota11037Rick and Morty
I've seen Steamed Hams so many times that the laughter is actually getting on my nerves...
Still cool though!
Bazinga.
One bite in and already half the food is gone!
I felt my sanity leave me each laugh track
Akward dialogue + laugh track = bbt
Much more entertaining than the Big Bang Theory!
Good, but there should have been long pauses while they wait for the laugh track to finish.
I'd sooner binge watch every Steamed Hams for 5yrs straight non stop than watch one full episide of Big Bang Theory. It's nothing special.
Someone should do this but with the vacuum replacing the laugh track.
Even though it is the truth I still enjoy TBBT and I get plenty of laughs from it
In another universe there is a show named after the steamed hams theory while their of simpsons memes of big bangs.
So to clear something up, The Big Bang Theory does not actually have a laugh track. A laugh track is pre-recorded laughter that is inserted into the show during the editing process. The Big Bang Theory has a live studio audience, meaning it's shot in a theatre full of people who laugh at the jokes as they're being recorded. Now, that being said, I've been to tapings of similar shows, and they do have either a sign or the producer directing people when they're supposed to big laugh, small laugh, applaud, ooo, etc., and they do record a few bits of laughter to fill in gaps for when they cut the episode down to show length. I can also confirm that a lot of jokes are actually much funnier in person than on TV, just because of the actors' natural charisma and the energy of being part of a real audience. So I'm not saying BBT isn't disingenuous either. Just that it doesn't have a laugh track.
peanut
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Lore of Steamed Hams but it's edited like a 'Big Bang Theory' scene momentum 100
What's your problem? It's a regional dish
Very super funny Principal Skinner & Superintendent Chalmers 😂🤣👍🏻🍔🏠🔥🤦🏼♂️!!!!!!
"A laugh track is a studio telling you when to have a good time." Also, this is peak Steamed Hams memeing, good job
"Bazinga!"
Looks like we have a new WR Speedrun.
Bazing-
It even features a guy living with his mom and the mom doesn't appear.
Bazinga!
aged like a fine wine
Thank you. Now I know when to laugh.
Smithers, I'm home.
What? Already?
Yeah!
I like the big bang theory starring jim parsons and mayim bialak
Bazinga
bazinga
Ok, but next time, the message at the end should be presented in the form of a Vanity Card
I would also speed up the intro song and add guitar riffs
How is this still worse than the original sketch despite being identical?
BAZINGA
Aurora Bora-Bazinga
Can't believe you only used the Bazinga catchphrase once. Completely inaccurate 😒
I’ve seen this without the laugh track, and it comes across as a bit creepy.
Why do you hate BBT?
Viva las risas enlatadas! XD
Muestran el humor de calidad en su estado más puro
bagina
I’m saying it. The Simpsons from season 13 (or so) onward > The Big Bang Theory
BOLD
The worst Simpsons episode is better than all episodes of bbt
Def no. Tbbt s12 is absolutely amazing. You can't seriously say that the Simpsons s13 or onwards is better. Simpsons lost its touch
@@anshitgupta1294 as bad as it is yes it is still better
@@anshitgupta1294 I get that. In the end, it’s like preferring stomach flu over diarrhoea.
Big Bang Theory is such an HILARIOUS show! I'm honestly so sad it ended. I looked forward to it every week! So many memories!
More like any sitcom, but sure
the fact that you used one single laughing sound effect really pisses me off
I have never seen the big bang theory cause it looked like a cheap laughs type of show. 😕
Well i guess i was right.
Yeah, the main gimmik wears thin
Nice work
:) good one sir
Theres not enough long pauses between the jokes for the laughs tracks to play
You forgot the long awkward pauses when the audience laughs.
VENT:"why I despise eating chicken eggs"
when I was very little (as in just beginning to eat solids), I would often be served fried eggs on my highchair tray, the taste was nothing but vile and sulphurous. my parents thought I liked it, but alas in reality I wanted nothing more than to throw it off my tray. but whenever I did THAT it would get me condemned to the naughty corner, so I had zero choice but to cramp it down until I could somewhat verbally express my hatred for one of the most popular forms of child to eat. never again would I have to deal with eating it until years later...
one day at preschool(or more specifically some Catholic child development center)... it was snacktime in the Catholic preschool facility, but it was also in the easter season, so for that day and for some reason, some idiotic teachers decided to prepare for us snot munching crotch goblins a meal of scrambled eggs instead of the typical snack time goldfish or graham crackers "cuz it's easter themed", I was very livid. I did not want to eat that shit no more, yet I had a bunch of fat middle-aged nuns forcing me to clean that fucking plate of disgusting yellow slop that tasted like nothing but bad farts, I complained this to my mother through multiple points in my life, the first complaint being in the car ride home on that wretched day,
from multiple points onward in my life, I have been mostly tricked or almost coerced (both by my younger sister) into eating eggs, often having flashbacks to when I was made to eat that vile stuff against my will, and as of the day this journal is published, I even had to give my younger sister a firm "NO!" when she pestered me at dinner to try her onigiri which was obviously stuffed with cheddar and boiled eggs.
the only times I am EVER okay with eggs is if they are used to bake things like cake or cookies, and that's because the combination of flour, water, sugar, and whatever other ingredients thrown in defuses the nauseous properties that make up the sixteenth element of the periodic table,
I think I made my point...
Please be patient I have reddit.
False Advertising at its finest.
Not bad
The laugh track after nearly every line
Alright this is a record. I burst into laughter at the 2nd second and there were 2 jokes already
The canned laughter is not like that at all wtf
you forgot the “nerd blackface” tier jokes, but yeah
Nope.
based
extremely
When i started watching this i said "this is just gonna be random laugh tracks isnt it" and sure enough thats what it was. crist i hate the big bang theory
Yes, the this is what the show is like, yes, i still love it
This was both unfunny and way too long. Good job.