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Chuck Lorre (creator of Two and a Half Men and Big Bang Theory ) comes to mind.

The way Chuck Lorre writes, the scripts could be transposed onto just about any combination of stereotypes you can imagine.

A Chuck Lorre production isn't the first place I'd look to find anything thoughtful and nuanced, to be frank.

Then again, Chuck Lorre has a track record for that type of garbage...

And through building that love and care of these guys, Chuck Lorre if anything has made Science and geek culture more populare than ever.

It's about as hilarious as any other Chuck Lorre show these days.

It reads as if Chuck Lorre (The Big Bang Theory) wrote it.

It's a Chuck Lorre sitcom, look at his past work and realize that he keeps following the same creatively bankrupt patterns from series to series.

[1] Maybe Peter Lorre actually says another name which would make more sense but De Gaulle is the general assumption.

Just to show you that I'm not swayed by mere laugh tracks and longevity, let me also announce that anything made by Chuck Lorre is absolute drivel.

If Charlie Sheen outlives me, I'm gonna be really pissed." From Chuck Lorre, producer of Two and Half Men.

Chuck Lorre was just begging for porn parodies.) Download/watch "The People v.

The performance of Peter Lorre is also very Kubrick-like: some may consider it over-the-top (like some consider Jack Nicholson's and Shelley Duvall's performances in "Shining" over-the-top), but it is certainly very interesting to watch.

BBT is not at all empowering the way that "Weird Science," for example, was, and highly-mainstream TV executive Chuck Lorre is of exactly a more powerful class who has allowed nerds to enter into a world where they were previously excluded.

Chuck Lorre's other big contemporary show is no better on these fronts and isn't about making fun of nerds.

Much like the same hate Lorre's other show, Two and a Half Men (Sheen era), got.

Lorre was more important to the show's success than the highest-paid actor in television.