Chuck Lorre Is Known For Writing Subtle Notes At The End Of Episodes

Chuck Lorre had a unique Easter egg hidden at the end of several TV shows. Throughout his career, Lorre would feature a quick flashing cue card for every episode of his shows, which included The Big Bang Theory, Grace Under Fire, Two and a Half Men, Mike & Molly and Dharma & Greg.

Among his first cue cards ever written included a hilarious message after a Dharma & Greg episode.

The message would typically flash for a second after the end credits. It said, "Thanks for videotaping Dharma & Greg and for freeze framing on my video card."

Lorre feared that the network wouldn't be pleased with these messages and that perhaps he might lose his job over it, but that was not meant to be.

Lorre took an emotional approach following The Big Bang Theory's final episode, writing, "The End.

" For the most part, fans figured that the small writing after the end credits was another disclaimer by the network or studio. However, it was Lorre having some fun and as it turns out, he also took that opportunity to poke fun at others, including none other than Charlie Sheen.

Chuck Lorre Poked Fun At Charlie Sheen's Lifestyle In A Hidden Message After The Credits

It is not a secret, Charlie Sheen and Chuck Lorre had a hard time dealing with one another during Two and a Half Men, particularly during Sheen's final seasons on the series.

It's a shame that the two could not come to terms, at the very least for a final episode. It wasn't meant to be, while Lorre also took a shot at Sheen by having him killed off.

However, it seems like long before that, Lorre wasn't afraid to poke fun at his lead man. In one particular cue card, the showrunner advised viewers not to replicate Sheen's 'unhealthy' acts from the show, claiming that the actor was a trained professional.

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