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* 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 ''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, "That Voodoo That I Do Do", the white background is replaced with a picture of producer Mark Roberts, who was auditioned at a kids' theatre in 1969.
* 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 instead of the uppercase style with the 20th century script font, 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 instead of the uppercase style with the 20th century script font, while the essay is in a white box.
* In some cases, a card numbered "111" is used when he has "nothing to write about". It has only been seen on two occasions.
* In some cases, a card numbered "111" is used when he has "nothing to write about". It has only been seen on two occasions.
* On the season 2 episode of ''Two and a Half Men'', "Does This Smell Funny to You?", the text is replaced with the words "Gone fishin'", and the background is a picture of Chuck Lorre underwater in a scuba suit giving the "OK" signal to the camera. The vanity card number for this one is #138.
* On the season 2 episode of ''Two and a Half Men'', "Does This Smell Funny to You?", the text is replaced with the words "Gone fishin'", and the background is a picture of Chuck Lorre underwater in a scuba suit giving the "OK" signal to the camera. The vanity card number for this one is #138.
* On December 13, 2012, the essay is replaced with a picture of Chuck Lorre dressed as a ballet dancer along with the other dancers, while the text reads "Happy Holidays".
* On the season 7 episode of ''Two and a Half Men'', "Warning, It's Dirty", "CHUCK LORRE" is replaced with another logo called "A Marty Pepper Production" in an old-school Broadway background with a funny voice saying "It's a Pepper!", followed by a cuckoo sound.
* On the season 7 episode of ''Two and a Half Men'', "Warning, It's Dirty", "CHUCK LORRE" is replaced with another logo called "A Marty Pepper Production" in an old-school Broadway background with a funny voice saying "It's a Pepper!", followed by a cuckoo sound.
* On the ''Big Bang Theory'' episode "The Electric Can Opener Fluctuation", the essay is replaced with an image of people at Comic-Con, who say thanks to a convention.
* On the ''Big Bang Theory'' episode "The Electric Can Opener Fluctuation", the essay is replaced with an image of people at Comic-Con, who say thanks to a convention.
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* On the ''Big Bang Theory'' episode "The Colonization Application", the essay is replaced with a memorial card to Leonard Nimoy, who died that week. It's a picture of Nimoy with the text "The impact you had on our show and our lives is everlasting."
* On the ''Big Bang Theory'' episode "The Colonization Application", the essay is replaced with a memorial card to Leonard Nimoy, who died that week. It's a picture of Nimoy with the text "The impact you had on our show and our lives is everlasting."
* Essay #513 (seen on ''The Big Bang Theory'' episode "The Opening Night Excitation") has the company name is replaced with the text "HOLIDAY GREETINGS FROM CHUCK LORRE".
* Essay #513 (seen on ''The Big Bang Theory'' episode "The Opening Night Excitation") has the company name is replaced with the text "HOLIDAY GREETINGS FROM CHUCK LORRE".
* On the ''Big Bang Theory'' episode "The Table Polarization", the essay is replaced with an image of Chuck Lorre dressed as Santa in Holiday 2013.
* Essay #570 (seen on the ''Mom'' episode "Fish Town and Too Many Thank You's", ''The Big Bang Theory'' episode "The Geology Methodology" and the ''Young Sheldon'' episode "Poker, Faith, and Eggs") features an Apple Animoji pig who says "Believe me!".
* Essay #570 (seen on the ''Mom'' episode "Fish Town and Too Many Thank You's", ''The Big Bang Theory'' episode "The Geology Methodology" and the ''Young Sheldon'' episode "Poker, Faith, and Eggs") features an Apple Animoji pig who says "Believe me!".
* On ''Unraveling the Mystery: A Big Bang Farewell'', the essay is replaced with the cast from ''The Big Bang Theory'', who are sit down to say goodbye to the show.
* On ''Unraveling the Mystery: A Big Bang Farewell'', the essay is replaced with the cast from ''The Big Bang Theory'', who are sit down to say goodbye to the show.

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