Chuck Lorre Gives Up Penning His Production Company Vanity Cards for ‘Bookie’: ‘Max Actively Dissuades Viewers from Reading End Credits’
Chuck Lorre has stopped writing vanity cards for his Max series "Bookie," beyond one more in the show's Season 2 opener.
Chuck Lorre scales back vanity cards for Bookie again
It should be noted that he wrote only one card for Bookie last season, too. For season one’s vanity card, he explained, “Back ...
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Chuck Lorre's 'Vanity Cards'
Chuck Lorre, producer of "Two and a Half Men" starring Charlie Sheen, writes little essays on the vanity cards that appear at the end of his sitcoms. Here are a few examples, with commentary by Mr ...
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Chuck Lorre: “I’m trying to keep” One 90’s TV Tradition Alive in Bookie Most Streaming Platforms Have Abandoned
In the post-streaming era, Chuck Lorre has continued to entertain one aspect of TV, which is seen as a relic of the past era.
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Chuck Lorre Gives Up Penning His Production Company Vanity Cards for ‘Bookie’: ‘Max Actively Dissuades Viewers from Reading End Credits’
Chuck Lorre Gives Up Penning His Production Company Vanity Cards for ‘Bookie’: ‘Max Actively Dissuades Viewers from Reading End Credits’ Michael Schneider Mon, December 16, 2024 at 6:25 PM UTC ...
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Chuck Lorre Gives Up Penning His Production Company Vanity Cards for ‘Bookie’: ‘Max Actively Dissuades Viewers from Reading End Credits’
Streaming has not been kind to Chuck Lorre’s vanity cards. The mega producer has been using his production company logo (which is flashed for a second at the end of each episode) for decades to ...