The Big Bang Theory smashes into top spot

And the winner is. Big Bang Theory (CBS, CTV). No, it was not won an Emmy for best TV comedy, and it will never win Peabody and Humanitas Prize. 

The rough comedy about inadequate Singletons - Version fanboy friends - is now officially week program in Canada most watched. More than American Idol Survivor more than more than Hockey Night in Canada - to see almost 3.5 million viewers in the last episode. 

In today's trip, gimmicks approximation - The Big Bang theory is the producers have a lot of fun every week, creating an absurd Robert Ludlum-like tracks on pseudo-scientific principles - Howard Wolowitz (Simon Helberg) is Sheldon (Jim Parsons) patience tries with the magic trick he simply let go, no matter how much begging Sheldon. It is obvious that they are not toxic magic Sheldon style, with. 

- When you see Barney's Version-tion in the cinema and you think

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'The Big Bang Theory' attracts the most TV viewers in Canada

No, it was not won an Emmy for best TV comedy, and it will never win Peabody and Human it as Prize.

The rough comedy about inadequate Singletons - Version fan boy friends - is now officially the most-watched program of the week in Canada, Bar None. More than American Idol Survivor more than more than Hockey Night in Canada.

Nearly 3.5 million viewers watch the last episode of this immortal exchange between introduced the not-as-dumb-as-it seems Leonard (Johnny Galecki) and not-as-sharp-as-you-think Sheldon (Jim Parsons) "TV not so. Read a book."

"And as a social misfit?" Sheldon was promoted to answer. "Now I know this is not my style."

The Big Bang Theory is a study in irony. This comes from Chuck Lorre, the same writer and producer who is in the headlines in the last two weeks, usually as undesirable reasons for its next show, Two and a Half Men

"I went through the range of comedy, going back to Rose Anne, where the stories were very small and intimate in my way of Grace Under Fire, the Dharma and Greg, where the story of a very large one has," Lorre said recently is at a meeting of TV critics, with his own theory about the unexpected success of the Big Bang theory. "I learned what I have rebelled

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Warner Bros. fires Charlie Sheen from 'Men'

Charlie Sheen has always been getting $ 1,250,000 per episode on the CBS / Warner Bros. TV series "Two and a Half Men. "

He can claim to be blood DNA Tiger and Adonis to be confirmed, but Warner Bros., Charlie Sheen behavior in recent weeks does the course for his dismissal Monday of his life unable to meet its obligations as a two star and a Half Men. " 

In the latest twist in the story of the extraordinary Sheen, Warner Bros. formally notified to the actor with a long letter written in detail the position of studio gloss involvement "men" for the first time wound. The studio cited for "failure" clause in the contract as a gloss on the termination and Sheen claims that he no longer "Men" creator Chuck Lorre and co-show runner. 

He suggests that other factors are the purchase of the studio gloss continuing problems with allegations he made threatening statements against two of his ex-wives last days (of which one will act in a restricted order against last week), in addition to issues of parental rights. 

Although the letter go into detail on issues of family Sheen,

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Who Is Chuck Lorre, the Mysterious Producer Who Enraged Charlie Sheen?

Charlie Sheen has been on the warpath this week publicly lashing against his boss, "Two and a Half Men" producer Chuck Lorre, radio, Internet, and almost all points of television news that 's is it. 

Experts are characterized by Sheen rants like all "delusional" and "Manic" - but who is Chuck Lorre, a man who is furious against the actor has to do is subscribe Lorre "impostor" and his actions "deplorable" .

TV thick, Lorre is the man behind some of the most successful sitcoms in television, including "Dharma and Greg," Grace Under Fire "and" The Big Bang Theory. "

But aside from his hit making formula, Lorre was also known for a tendency to do strange and bizarre opinions almost exclusively on his "courtesy card".

All television programs are vanity cards - usually just a brief overview of the logo of the production company. Since the first "Dharma & Greg" Lorre signature is written in the message, which he divided into "personal conviction" to viewers. Although Lorre vanity cards are read-only interrupted during transmission, he published a complete

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