Chuck Lorre
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Chuck Lorre on Sexual Harassment After Les Moonves Accusations: ‘It Has to Be Made Safe for Everyone’
TCA 2018: ”You certainly can’t do good work if you’re environment doesn’t support you,“ says ”The Big Bang Theory“ creator
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Chuck Lorre Sums Up New Netflix Show ‘The Kominsky Method': ‘We Talk a Lot About Prostates’
TCA 2018: So there ya go
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Les Moonves on Ryan Murphy’s Monster Netflix Deal: ‘He Had to Take It’
”There’s a lot of room … it doesn’t concern me,“ CBS chief says on changing TV landscape
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‘Disjointed’ Canceled by Netflix After One Season
Chuck Lorre pot comedy starred Kathy Bates as the owner of a Los Angeles dispensary
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‘Young Sheldon’ Renewed by CBS for Season 2
TCA 2018: ”Big Bang Theory“ spinoff is TV’s top new comedy
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Netflix for Potheads? Welcome to BurnTV, Where Grass Is Always Greener (Video)
Netflix could be facing some blunt competition
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UTA Names David Kramer, Jay Sures Co-Presidents
The pair became Managing Directors in 2010
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Netflix’s ‘Disjointed’ With Kathy Bates Is the Worst-Reviewed Show of the Summer
Also from the streaming giant, ”Master of None“ is best-reviewed
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Chuck Lorre Is ‘a Nervous Wreck’ About ‘Young Sheldon’ – Here’s Why
TCA 2017: ”Big Bang Theory“ and ”Two and a Half Men“ creator has never worked on a single-camera sitcom before
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Johanna Fuentes to Replace Departing Showtime Communications Chief Trisha Cardoso
Cardoso is leaving to run Chuck Lorre’s charity
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‘Young Sheldon': First Look at ‘Big Bang Theory’ Spinoff (Photo)
Upfronts 2017: The show stars Iain Armitage as a 9-year-old version of Sheldon Cooper as he attends high school in Texas
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Chuck Lorre Brilliantly Trolls Trump’s ‘Apprentice’ Ratings in ‘Big Bang’ End-Credits
”Defeat terrorism and crazy dictators?“ CBS sitcom king writes. ”He couldn’t even defeat ‘Two and a Half Men'“
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Netflix Brings Kathy Bates, All the Weed Puns in First ‘Disjointed’ Teaser (Video)
”Disjointed“ is set to premiere on the streaming service on Aug. 25
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‘Big Bang Theory’ ‘Soft Kitty’ Copyright Lawsuit Dismissed by Judge
Warner Bros., CBS and other media-related companies sued by daughters of 1930s lullaby used on the comedy
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‘The Big Bang Theory’ Renewed for 2 Seasons by CBS
Les Moonves previously hinted that 48 additional episodes would be ordered
