From Chuck Lorre Productions and Warner Bros. Television, “Bookie” was executive produced by Lorre, Bakay, Maniscalco and Judi Marmel. Maniscalco, an acclaimed stand-up comedian who regularly ...

“Bookie” has been canceled by Max after two seasons, Variety has learned exclusively. The comedy series starred Sebastian Maniscalco as a veteran bookmaker in Los Angeles who must fight to ...

The Big Bang Theory' co-creator, Chuck Lorre, recently said that he refuses to sit in a chair with his name on it. His seating quirk reminds us of Sheldon Cooper's preferences. Chuck Lorre might ...

Another former “Big Bang Theory” cast member has signed on to the spinoff series currently in the works at Max. Variety has confirmed that John Ross Bowie has signed a talent holding deal with ...

While waiting to see if that happens, and to see Sheldon eventually popping up on Georgie & Mandy, Chuck Lorre's biggest (and bangest?) co-creation can be streamed in full with a Max subscription.

Bookie, the comedy series Chuck Lorre and Nick Bakay created, has been canceled at Max after two seasons. The series, which premiered on the Warner Bros. Discovery streamer in November 2023 and ...

Did Chuck Lorre add fiery scenes between Leonard and Penny to mess with the actors? ( Photo Credit – Instagram ) Kaley Cuoco once shared an amusing thought about ‘The Big Bang Theory’ and ...

Chuck Lorre and Bill Prady's sitcom about genius social outcasts dominated broadcast ratings in the 2010s until it wrapped up in 2019. Beyond that, it remains ever relevant with The Big Bang ...

Original creator Chuck Lorre and Warner Bros. Television are working on a Big Bang offshoot that will follow several supporting characters from the series, led by Kevin Susan (Stuart Bloom), Brian ...

The Holiday Songbook is now available for licensing worldwide. Theaters interested in bringing this production to their stage should contact Thirty Saints Productions at info@ ...

Yes, we should prefer “Merry Christmas” to “Happy Holidays” because it is more expressive of the truth we are celebrating. But “Merry Christmas” will only regain its meaning if we live ...