‘Big Bang Theory' Co-Creator Chuck Lorre on Why Kaley Cuoco's Character Was "Sadly One-Dimensional" at First
"We did the very clichéd, in the beginning, goofy blonde who says foolish things," Lorre says of the character Penny.
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Chuck Lorre Explains Why Sheldon Didn’t Have a Love Interest on ‘The Big Bang Theory’ for So Long
W hen The Big Bang Theory first aired in 2007, few could have imagined the massive success it would achieve. Over the course ...
“Big Bang Theory” co-creator admits it 'took a while' to make Kaley Cuoco's character more than 'the dumb blonde'
Chuck Lorre knows Penny was "one-dimensional" and "clichéd" in the early days of the hit sitcom, but after several episodes ...
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The Big Bang Theory Episode That Fans Won't Stop Asking Mayim Bialik About
Mayim Bialik once identified the Big Bang Theory episode that people talk to her about more than any other and revealed a bit ...
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The Big Bang Theory's Co-Creator Admits Kaley Cuoco's Penny Was Cliché At First
The Big Bang Theory co-creator Chuck Lorre knows the show's writers were missing something important about Kaley Cuoco's ...
The Big Bang Theory Co-Creator Blasts One Character’s Early Appearances
On The Official Big Bang Theory Podcast, Chuck Lorre said that Kaley Cuoco's Penny wasn't fully developed in the earlier ...
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‘Big Bang Theory’ Co-Creator Chuck Lorre on Why Kaley Cuoco’s Character Was “Sadly One-Dimensional” at First
Lorre, alongside Warner Bros. Television Group chairman and CEO Peter Roth, appeared on the first episode of The Official Big Bang Theory Podcast, where they looked back at the beginning of the ...