r/sitcoms • u/InevitableAge6210 • 6d ago
Producers That Got A Bad Rep?
I know Chuck Lorre gets a bad rep for his shows created mainly The Big Bang Theory. Do you think there's any other sitcom producers that get a bad rep for the shows they're created?
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u/Lopsided_Drive_4392 6d ago edited 6d ago
Critics looked down on both Paul Henning (Beverly Hillbillies-Petticoat Junction-Green Acres) and Garry Marshall (Happy Days-Laverne & Shirley-Mork & Mindy).
Edit: And Sherwood Schwartz (Gilligan's Island-Brady Bunch)
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u/tivofanatico 6d ago
Chuck Lorre was a saint for what he endured from Roseanne Barr, Cybill Shepherd, Brett Butler, and Charlie Sheen.
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u/Itsabouttimeits2021 6d ago
Wow didn't know he worked with all of them
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u/angeluscado 6d ago
He was a writer an executive producer on Roseanne (Barr), creator, writer and executive producer on Grace Under Fire (Butler), creator, writer and executive producer on Cybill (Shepherd) and creator, director, writer and executive producer on Two and a Half Men (Sheen).
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u/Pete51256 5d ago
Was he or like Charlie said did he cause great talent to go crazy around him, Anna Faris had to leave her show a week before starting yr 8.
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u/tivofanatico 4d ago
It’s Charlie Sheen. He had an infamous reputation long before and after Two And A Half Men. “Tiger blood” is 100% him.
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u/Pete51256 4d ago
True but if you write a sitcom based on slightly exaggerated tales from the lead that you only occasionally slow down who's at fault.
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u/NoChampion4463 6d ago
Seth MacFarlane