Big Bang Theory boss Chuck Lorre declares new sitcom dependent on Nigerian migrants in the US

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Chucks, who additionally made shows including Two And A Half Men, will be releasing new sitcom ‘Bob Hearts Abishola’ one year from now. The show will pursue the life of Detroit sock sales rep Bob, who suffers a heart attack and afterwards while in recuperation begins to look all starry eyed at his Nigerian settler cardiovascular medical caretaker, Abishola, played by Folake Olowofoyeku.

 So as to depict Nigerian life really, British comic Gina Yashere (who most would know for her Live At the Apollo and Mock the Week spells) has been expedited board to support him. Billy Gardell, who worked with Chuck on sitcom Mike and Molly, will play the recouping sales rep. Talking at the Television Critics Association on Thursday evening, in which the show was declared, Chuck said that he trusts the show will be a ‘celebration of immigrants’ in the US, as opposed to a straight up romcom sitcom.

‘We’re not remarking about lawful or illicit outsiders. We’re making a remark on the general population who are working here and working their hearts out,’ Chuck clarified when squeezed about the medical attendant’s status in the US. Discussing the show, he stated: ‘superficially, [it] resembles a lighthearted comedy, however I’ve done that and I would not like to do it once more. ‘It is our passage point to the arrangement, these two altogether different individuals meeting and finding, over an extremely moderate procedure, a relationship.’

‘The story I needed to enlighten is regarding the enormity of original foreigners,’ he proceeded. ‘The diligent work, the thorough trustworthiness that goes with coming here and grasping the American dreamm’ he included. ‘It’s a praise of what we’ve experienced, what our progenitors have experienced, which is coming here and by one way or another finding a decent footing and making a life for ourselves and for our kids, and relatives.’