Chuck Lorre Productions: Difference between revisions

* The Macintosh SE (1987) is replaced with a later Compact Macintosh, either a Macintosh Classic (1990) or Classic II (1992), but it cannot be determined exactly which because both use the same case, and the name was removed from the computer in the logo. The camera angle is also different.

* The font is changed from Peignot to a standard sans-serif font (i.e. Arial). This version also has a decanter on the desk.

* When this logo first appeared, it featured a black background with white text. Starting on September 28, 1999, it was later inverted so it could be easier to read, especially after VHS got retired.

* On some occassions, photos, symbols and drawings replace the normal text. The card may also look different, too.

* In some cases, a card numbered "111" is used when Lorre has "nothing to write about". It has only been seen on two occasions.

* On the season 7 episode of ''Two and a Half Men'', "Warning, It's Dirty", "CHUCK LORRE PRODUCTIONS" 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. The vanity card number for this one is #271. However, a different version of this variant with the company name can be seen at Lorre's website.

* Special "Censored" cards have been used when the networks reject a certain essay.

* Essay #570 features an Apple Animoji pig voiced by Lorre himself who says "Believe me!".

* On the ''Big Bang Theory'' episode "The Ornithophobia Diffusion", the essay is replaced with an image of the 1st logo (the later Peignot variant) and what Chuck Lorre remembers his first vanity card when he was working on ''Grace Under Fire'' and ''Cybill''. The number for this one is #366.

* 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." The vanity card number for this one is #493. The company name doesn't appear.

* On the ''Two and a Half Men'' series finale "Of Course He's Dead", the choir is rearranged.

* On the ''Big Bang Theory'' episode "The Bon Voyage Reaction", Rajesh Koothrappali (played by Kunal Nayyar) is still talking about Lucy throughout the show's closing theme before his jabbering (including he says "So, you know a silver lining...") is cut off by the 2003 [[Warner Bros. Television Studios|Warner Bros. Television]] logo's music.