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Chuck Lorre on his Golden Globe-nominated cast of 'The Kominsky Method': 'You certainly don't give a note'

Creator of multiple hit sitcoms that include "Two and a Half Men," "The Big Bang Theory" and "Young Sheldon," Chuck Lorre captured the eyes of the Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. with the Golden Globe-nominated "The Kominsky Method."

Starring Michael Douglas and Alan Arkin in a comedy about aging, the series also earned a nomination for Douglas as lead actor and Arkin for supporting. Below, Lorre talks about working with a pair of acting veterans as well as his decision-making behind making the jump to streaming after so many years on network TV.

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