In Conversation with Chuck Lorre at the Banff World Media Festival

[@katheoreilly3179]

This man is a comic genius...super talented and humble....

[@elainecolina7453]

I so appreciate the care you have of your character's characters. Love all your work, thanks!

[@adelemadden8639]

Your talent is amazing, thank you.

[@shanustheanus]

The research gone into The Big Bang Theory is astounding, to gain so many scientific facts just for a half hour show, about four friends. Amazing. It's the comedy writing which is...shocking. Laughter tracks are rather old fashioned but you shouldn't let that muddy your opinion. I know It seems like "here's your queue to laugh" but that isn't always the case, I mean it is with these shows, but you see my point. Also it's safe to say the first three seasons of two and a half men were good.

[@prula]

very inspirering

[@kemeigh2977]

I like Big Bang, Mike and Molly, Two Broke Girls, and MOM which of all are Chuck's shows

[@mrexecutive]

k emeigh Not Two Broke Girls. 😉

[@jRQLME]

Chaim Levine , shalom!

[@ElvisComedy]

23:30 interesting 🤔

[@TheJakub345]

Does anyone know if they go deep in this interview?

[@BestFilmproducer]

probably... I will listen to it tomorrow on my morning walk and get back to you ;)

[@TheJakub345]

Yeah more about philosophies and stuff hopefully

[@BestFilmproducer]

exactly...Heard it today, and it wasn't that much about his personal life or his childhood. However, I did find it quite interesting towards the end when he talked about the background of The Big Bang Theory and how it came to be. Audio quality was acceptable too, so it was quite a good listen ;)

[@TheJakub345]

Troy Tribbiani I just want him to talk about how he became such a boss lol

[@Minefields]

Dude i want to listen to him talking how he became a boss too. That guy looks like he doesn't give a fuck and at the same time he goes hardcore and commits to something like there's no tomorrow