Sitcom: A Memoir, (Audiobook)

<p><b>A memoir from Chuck Lorre--one of the most prolific television writers and showrunners in TV history (<i>The Big Bang Theory</i>, <i>Two and a Half Men</i>, <i>Mom, The Kominsky Method, Young Sheldon</i>), on his life, career, and the deal with all those vanity cards.</b></p><p>Ever wonder what it's like to spend decades making millions of strangers laugh -- while trying not to lose your mind in the process?</p><p>As the creator of <i>The Big Bang Theory, Two and a Half Men, Young Sheldon, Bookie, Dharma &amp; Greg, Mom</i>, and more, Lorre has racked up almost two thousand half-hours of comedy. But his own story is just as outrageous, awkward, and surprisingly touching as the shows he built.</p><p>In this memoir on his life and career in comedy, Lorre trades punchlines for real talk: the messy, very human truth behind Hollywood's glossy façade, addiction, his own and that of his famous colleagues, his failed marriages, disastrous life choices, and chronic illness--all of which somehow became the ingredients for comedy. One chapter may leave you doubled over, the next might sneak in a lump in your throat -- but that's Chuck. That's sitcoms. That's also real life.</p><p>If you've ever binged <i>The Big Bang Theory</i>, argued over your favorite <i>Two and a Half Men </i>character, or wondered how TV comedy gets made, this is your all-access pass. Spoiler: it involves failure, low-self-esteem, and an unshakable love for laughter.</p>

• Sitcom: A Memoir, (Audiobook)
• Author: HarperCollins
• ISBN: 9798228989795
• Format: Audiobook
• Publication Date: 2026-10-13
• Page Count: 0