Chuck Lorre Scores Rare Four Top 20 Shows
by NELLIE ANDREEVA
February 6, 2014


Chuck Lorre already is the showrunner with most current series, four. Last week, the prolific producer scored a first for a showrunner when all four of his shows ranked in the Top 20 among adults 18–49, something no writing producer had accomplished since the introduction of Nielsen electronic ratings measurement in 1991.

Ironically, Lorre’s biggest series, "The Big Bang Theory" (5.2 Live+ same day), which ranks as the No.1 entertainment series among adults 18-49 this season, had its lowest weekly ranking of the season, #6, with Super Bowl Sunday programming taking the first five spots.

Lorre’s "Mike & Molly" (2.6) was at #11, followed by freshman "Mom" (2.4) at #15 and veteran "Two and a Half Men" (2.0) at #17.

http://www.deadline.com/2014/02/chuck-lorre-scores-rare-four-top-20-shows/

Ok. Now, Roseanne, tell Chuck congrats. LOL.

Gross!

Well deserved.

Congrats! I love all four shows!

I watch all four.

Keep in mind that several of the top shows this year were off. No new episodes of The Voice (which counts as two spots), Modern Family, Scandal, Grey's Anatomy, NCIS, NCIS: Los Angeles, Once Upon a Time, Marvel's Agents of Shield, and Survivor.

I don't know if it's the same Chuck Lorre before he became producer but I've seen his name listed of all things on 80's cartoon shows like M.A.S.K. and he's even listed as having written the theme to 1980's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Chuck Lorre Scores Rare Four Top 20 Shows
by NELLIE ANDREEVA
February 6, 2014


Chuck Lorre already is the showrunner with most current series, four. Last week, the prolific producer scored a first for a showrunner when all four of his shows ranked in the Top 20 among adults 18–49, something no writing producer had accomplished since the introduction of Nielsen electronic ratings measurement in 1991.

Ironically, Lorre’s biggest series, "The Big Bang Theory" (5.2 Live+ same day), which ranks as the No.1 entertainment series among adults 18-49 this season, had its lowest weekly ranking of the season, #6, with Super Bowl Sunday programming taking the first five spots.

Lorre’s "Mike & Molly" (2.6) was at #11, followed by freshman "Mom" (2.4) at #15 and veteran "Two and a Half Men" (2.0) at #17.

http://www.deadline.com/2014/02/chuck-lorre-scores-rare-four-top-20-shows/
Is Chuck the Norman Lear of 2014?