Just tossing around a few ideas as to why she may have bought the thing....

When she exclaims "No!" at the audience after saying it brought back memories...hilarious! Too cute.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'Kaley Cuoco, Shake Weight, Ellen' to 'Kaley Cuoco, Shake Weight, Ellen, The Big Bang Theory, TBBT' - edited by ant

friend of mine has one, and i've used it. Not a bad workout, but still a strange exercise. You guys seen the South Park about it?

Try to make it look not dirty. Try.

Funnier than a whole season of the big bang theory!

And here I thought the folks at South Park made it up.

Talk show interviews are less charming when you realize they're scripted

Comment hidden because you are ignoring dag.(show it anyway)

Yes, this. None of her embarrassing verbal "slips" are actually slips.
>> ^alizarin:

Talk show interviews are less charming when you realize they're scripted

She had me gripped with spurts of laughter!!!

>> ^dag:

Yes, this. None of her embarrassing verbal "slips" are actually slips.
>> ^alizarin:
Talk show interviews are less charming when you realize they're scripted



While it is true that most of the questions are known ahead of time, they're not scripted. I suppose a few of them might be. But they're mostly what you might call "structured improv". Both participants know what they are going to talk about, but they don't rehearse. And every once in a while, you'll see a host pull something that the guest wasn't prepared for.

This was obviously pre-arranged, but I don't think "scripted" is the right word. To me, Kaley looked genuinely embarrassed, and maybe a bit unprepared for how impossible it is to talk about the shake weight without inadvertently making sexual puns.

>> ^MaxWilder:

>> ^dag:
Yes, this. None of her embarrassing verbal "slips" are actually slips.
>> ^alizarin:
Talk show interviews are less charming when you realize they're scripted


While it is true that most of the questions are known ahead of time, they're not scripted. I suppose a few of them might be. But they're mostly what you might call "structured improv". Both participants know what they are going to talk about, but they don't rehearse. And every once in a while, you'll see a host pull something that the guest wasn't prepared for.
This was obviously pre-arranged, but I don't think "scripted" is the right word. To me, Kaley looked genuinely embarrassed, and maybe a bit unprepared for how impossible it is to talk about the shake weight without inadvertently making sexual puns.


My vote is for the [planned ahead] theory. I've seen plenty of talk show guests come in with a planned schtick in their head and act out accordingly. So perhaps [scripted] may not be the fitting word in this case since Ellen and the rest of the show crew might not have known about Kaley's little act before hand, but it was 'mapped out' by someone and been executed accordingly nonetheless, hence why I would support the [planned ahead] theory.

Same as it ever was...>> ^alizarin:

Talk show interviews are less charming when you realize they're scripted

Anyone who tunes into "Ellen" expecting "Inside the Actors Studio" needs to give their head a shake let alone the weight.