Lorre's parting shot?

How is the show being received with Kutcher? I never watched it before and haven't watched it since.

 

Moddy,

Here you go:

http://www.chucklorre.com/index.php

 

You can hit pause with the DVR and read them.

I still think they get at least two seasons out of Kutcher.

I do love Judy Greer. We'll see if she's there for anything more than a recurring role.

 

My wife said she hopes they get Kutcher some clothes. He's spent the majority of both episodes clothes-less.
As for Judy Greer, Kutcher should be glad they're divorced. She is as irritating as it gets.

 

Oh, man, that was Judy Greer? This "Archer" fan was happy to place the face with the voice, even if that was the only good thing I got out of the episode.

 

It was Greer. Wow. But... didn't she already play Herb's sister on that show? I think she did, and hooked up with Charlie, over the sister-in-law's vehement disapproval.

 

BTW, just saw online that the ratings dropped 33 percent from last week to this... which was still more than enough to win the time slot, but makes you wonder how much further it'll drop next week.

And, then there's this: http://www.tvline.com/2011/09/charlie-sheen-chuck-lorre-settle-lawsuit/

So, Sheen gets $25 million.

As for the vanity cards, I'm endlessly teased that they go by so fast. I freeze the screen, just so I don't have that feeling that something great just zipped past me. Most of the time, it's disappointing. To wit, after Mike and Molly last night, the whole thing was about an old guy manscaping and ended with his wife telling him "Good, less choking and flossing for me!" Uh... ew.

 

Plus $100 million for syndication.
I'm sure Lorre is doing quite well, but when you craft a successful show around a celebrity's well-known foibles (Grace Under Fire, Cybill and 2.5), how do you complain when that celebrity um, acts the way you portray him?

 

Hadn't thought of Peter in quite some time.

 

It's quite easy when you're an asshole, as Lorre seems ever more determined to prove.