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Old Time Folk Lorre

Nov 8, 2013
1 min read

As you may know (or not), producer Chuck Lorre always puts at the end of his shows a “Vanity Card” different from all other producers.  Rather than his company logo, he writes little essays that zip past in a couple seconds.  But people have gotten to pauses their DVR to read them.


I happened to catch the one tonight, and burst out laughing.  It may not mean a lot to people outside of Los Angeles, but here in town it most certainly will strike a chord.  I went online and found it on Lorre’s website.  Here it is, from the end of Two and a Half Men.



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