Which production company made The Big Bang Theory with Chuck Lorre Productions?

Warner Bros. Television made The Big Bang Theory with Chuck Lorre Productions. The sitcom was created by Chuck Lorre and Bill Prady for CBS and premiered in 2007. Chuck Lorre Productions supplied the creator-led production operation, while Warner Bros. Television was its studio and distribution partner.

Warner Bros. Television is often confused with Warner Bros. Discovery, the later corporate parent associated with many Warner brands. The quiz is asking for the television production company credited alongside Chuck Lorre Productions, not the broadcaster: CBS aired the series, but Warner Bros. Television helped produce and distribute it.

The partnership continued throughout the show's 12-season run, which ended in 2019 after 279 episodes. The series became one of television's most successful modern sitcoms, following physicists Sheldon Cooper and Leonard Hofstadter, their friends, and their expanding social circle. Its success also helped establish related productions such as Young Sheldon, another Chuck Lorre and Warner Bros. Television collaboration.