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Chuck Lorre gets candid on hits, flops and hard lessons in new memoir ‘Sitcom’

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By Alicia Rancilio Verified
| The Mon Valley Independent Verified
Entertainment After creating TV hits like “The Big Bang Theory,””Two and a Half Men,” and “Young Sheldon,” legendary producer Chuck Lorre is looking back at his milestones and missteps in a new memoir called “Sitcom.” this is a test{"epopulate_editorials_prism":"epopulate_editorials_prism"} By JENNIFER MCCALLA McKeesport Community Newsroom&nbsp The McKeesport-area organizer is preparing for her sixth annual Trunk or Treat, a community celebration fueled by her dedication and the generosity of...
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Chuck Lorre gets candid on hits, flops and hard lessons in new memoir 'Sitcom'

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By Alicia Rancilio Verified
| The Journal Gazette Verified
After creating TV hits like “The Big Bang Theory,” “Two and a Half Men,” and “Young Sheldon,” legendary producer Chuck Lorre is looking back at his milestones and missteps in a new memoir called “Sitcom.” “I started out, I did not want to do this,” Lorre admits regarding the decision to write his book. “I didn’t see any reason to do it.
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Chuck Lorre gets candid on hits, flops and hard lessons in new memoir ‘Sitcom’

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After creating TV hits like “The Big Bang Theory,””Two and a Half Men,” and “Young Sheldon,” legendary producer Chuck Lorre is looking back at his milestones and missteps in a new memoir called “Sitcom.” “I started out, I did not want to do this,” Lorre admits regarding the decision to write his book. “I didn’t see any reason to do it.
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