Chuck Lorre
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‘Mom’ Renewed for Seasons 7 and 8 by CBS
Stars Anna Faris and Allison Janney have signed new two-year contracts with studio Warner Bros TV
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Golden Globes: Alfonso Cuarón Defends Netflix, Glenn Close Discusses Her Mom and 9 More Things You Didn’t See On TV
Michael Douglas, Ben Whishaw, Chuck Lorre and Octavia Spencer also had strong words after the awards show
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Claire Foy, Chuck Lorre to Receive Special Honors at 24th Annual Critics’ Choice Awards
Foy will receive the #SeeHer award, while Lorre will be awarded the Critics’ Choice Creative Achievement Award
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Chuck Lorre’s ‘The Kominsky Method’ to Premiere at AFI Fest
Galas for “Green Book,” “Widows” and “The Ballad of Buster Scruggs” are also added
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Chuck Lorre Reunites With ‘Mike & Molly’ Star Billy Gardell for New Sitcom in Development at CBS
“Bob Hearts Abishola” to star Gardell as a man who falls in love with his Nigerian nurse
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Kaley Cuoco Shares ‘Big Bang Theory’ Season 12 Tease: ‘We Baaaack!!!’ (Photo)
For a final season, as it turns out
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‘Big Bang Theory’ to End in 2019 After 12-Season Run
TV’s top comedy will have compiled 279 episodes by then
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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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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
