SEASON PREMIERE: Can you believe this is Season 4 for this warm-hearted spinoff prequel to CBS’s The Big Bang Theory? Neither can I. But this sitcom is one of three consecutive sitcoms occupying prime time, in a row, by the same comedy TV producer, Chuck Lorre. Garry Marshall used to do that sort of thing in the 1970s, with Happy Days and all its offshoots. Chuck Lorre does it now… and is almost single-handedly keeping the old-fashioned sitcom alive.

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