Chuck Lorre

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Chuck Lorre (also known as Chuck Levine), born October 18, 1952, is a writer, director, producer and composer who has worked on many American sitcoms, including Roseanne, Dharma & Greg, Two and a Half Men and The Big Bang Theory. At the end of most episodes of the latter three shows, Lorre features a vanity card consisting of a message that usually reads like an editorial, essay, or observation on life. Since the card is shown only for a few seconds, the viewer who wants to read it likely would have to do so via playback and pause (With digital video recorders and Lorre's website, it has become easier to do). Lorre is married to actress Karen Witter. He also composed the soundtrack to the 1987 television series Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles with Dennis Challen Brown.^[1]

Contents 1 Selected filmography 2 References 3 External links 4 Videos

[edit] Selected filmography

• The Big Bang Theory, 2007-present (creator, writer, executive producer)
• Two and a Half Men, 2003-present (creator, writer, executive producer)
• Dharma & Greg, 1999-2002 (creator, writer, executive producer)
• Cybill, 1995-1998 (creator, writer and executive producer)
• Grace Under Fire, 1993-1994 (creator, writer, co-executive producer/supervising producer)
• Roseanne, 1990-1992, (writer, co-executive producer/supervising producer)

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Chuck Lorre at the Internet Movie Database
• Chuck Lorre Productions includes the text of all his vanity cards

[edit] Videos

• Chuck Lorre at 2007 Banff World TV Festival - Master Class - clip 1, clip 2, clip 3, clip 4, clip 5.