'It's a wonderful guessing game involving millions of dollars': The traumatic experience Chuck Lorre went through every week on The Big Bang Theory

'It's a wonderful guessing game involving millions of dollars': The traumatic experience Chuck Lorre went through every week on The Big Bang Theory

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Sources from Fandomwire • The Paley Center for Media on Youtube • Published 2 months ago

Chuck Lorre was worried whether or not the live audience would enjoy the jokes used in The Big Bang Theory.

The Big Bang Theory – Chuck Lorre on the origin of the show

Chuck Lorre entered the sitcom genre in the 1980s and created a number of beloved shows for audiences. One such show was The Big Bang Theory, which kept audiences on the edge of their seats for 12 long seasons.

The scientific jargon and jokes tickled the audience's funny bones. But it also traumatized the co-creator on the very thing that made it so popular: the live audience.

The creation of a sitcom is no easy feat. But things are further intensified when a sitcom is filmed with a live audience that is also present on the set every week. This was the traumatic experience The Big Bang Theory co-creator Chuck Lorre had to go through.

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