Chuck Lorre

The day-to-day life of a working class family.

There are some bad episodes this season, but it's still pretty good overall.

Concept: C
Story: C
Characters: A
Dialog: B
Pacing: B
Cinematography: C
Special effects/design: C
Acting: C
Music: C

Enjoyment: B

GPA: 2.5/4

This is a humorous collection of vanity cards, written by tv producer Chuck Lorre. The cards are found at the end of his shows like "Two & a Half Men", "Big Bang Theory" and "Dharma & Greg". There is a great deal of wit and sarcasm with comments on fame, politics, television, and life in general. It's a cult classic and great coffee table book. Tongue in cheek humor and can be controversial, but all in fun.

we laughed ourselves silly. Each episode is like a potato chip -- you can't eat just one. The series follows a group of friends who work at Cal Tech in Pasadena, but that is just an establishing idea. All are very involved with comics, science-fiction, science fact, and are socially awkward. I know these people, and in some ways I am these people. There are arcane references to things from Star Trek to string theory. Love it.

Absolutely hilarious!