Hmm - we can't help but wonder if he's just messing around, or if it's yet ANOTHER dig at Charlie Sheen!
During last night's episode of The Big Bang Theory, creator Chuck Lorre took to his now infamous post-show vanity cards to once again slam one of the castmembers for being a heroin addicted nightmare during production - a monkey!
It reads:
Dear Concerned Viewers,
Thanks to the magic of computer graphics, the monkey in tonight's episode was not actually smoking a cigarette, nor was he ever exposed to secondhand smoke. At all times, every effort was made to make the monkey feel happy and safe. Nevertheless, he proved impossible to work with. During the week of production his behavior became increasingly erratic, to the point of refusing to come out of his trailer to rehearse. It wasn't until after we finished filming his scenes that we learned why. The monkey is a heroin addict. Yes, hard as it may be to believe, the monkey had a monkey on his back. Thankfully, an intervention was staged by the Geico lizard and he is now going through detox and a twelve step program at the Bonzo Center in Palm Springs. Everyone at "The Big Bang Theory" wishes him well.
Yikes! Inneresting?
Regardless of whatever point he was actually trying to make, we think it's time to just end the nonsense and attack the vanity card messages from a different angle!
Sheen's not coming back, Chuck Lorre wins, now it's time for that to be the end of that!
What do U think? What was Lorre doing with the message in that vanity card?
[Image via WENN.]
Tags: chuck lorre, creator, drug addict, geico lizard, intervention, message, monkey, scenes, the big bang theory, vanity card
