Chuck Lorre has stopped writing vanity cards for his Max series "Bookie," beyond one more in the show's Season 2 opener.

It should be noted that he wrote only one card for Bookie last season, too. For season one’s vanity card, he explained, “Back in the days of network television, a vanity card in the end credits was a ...

This shows a lot of courage. Chuck Lorre talked about how he and Sheen had ... native and an Assistant Managing Editor with a focus on TV and features. His humble origin story with CinemaBlend ...

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Leanne Morgan's upcoming Netflix multi-cam comedy series has added five new series regulars, Variety has learned.

Penn is an unconventional pick for the single-camera comedy as he doesn’t have sitcom experience (His two TV credits to date ... on the X-Men and The Avengers movies, which would come in handy ...

Chuck Lorre, Zak Penn and Bill Prady (inset ... from Big Bang studio Warner Bros. TV where Lorre is based. Related Stories News 'Hacks' Wins 2nd Golden Globe For Best Television Series Comedy ...

Streaming has not been kind to Chuck ... TV live anymore: “If you’re hungry for a peek inside my fiendishly clever mind, I still have a show with easily accessible vanity cards on CBS ...

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