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* On one episode of ''Two and a Half Men'', "Chuck Lorre" is replaced with the symbol for the musician Prince. | * On one episode of ''Two and a Half Men'', "Chuck Lorre" is replaced with the symbol for the musician Prince. | ||
* On the ''Dharma & Greg'' episode, "Yes, We Have No Bananas (or Anything Else for That Matter)", the name "Chuck Lorre" is replaced with a bunch of symbols. | * On the ''Dharma & Greg'' episode, "Yes, We Have No Bananas (or Anything Else for That Matter)", the name "Chuck Lorre" is replaced with a bunch of symbols. | ||
* | * On the ''Dharma & Greg'' episode "Dharma and the Horse She Rode In On", it has a sketch of a man laying with some birds fly above him at the middle of the essay. | ||
* On the ''Two and a Half Men'' episode "Thank You for the Intercourse", the company name is replaced with "FOOD, PETTING AND PLAYING PRODUCTIONS". | * On the ''Two and a Half Men'' episode "Thank You for the Intercourse", the company name is replaced with "FOOD, PETTING AND PLAYING PRODUCTIONS". | ||
* On the ''Two and a Half Men'' episode "The Pot-Smoking Monkey", there's a card featuring an ovular photo of Chuck Lorre with Brian Lowry, and Andy Wallenstein. The company name appears in lowercase with the card number both in WordArt style, while the essay is in a white box. | * On the ''Two and a Half Men'' episode "The Pot-Smoking Monkey", there's a card featuring an ovular photo of Chuck Lorre with Brian Lowry, and Andy Wallenstein. The company name appears in lowercase with the card number both in WordArt style, while the essay is in a white box. | ||