“This is extremely dangerous behavior”: Chuck Lorre’s Secret Message in Two and a Half Men Episode Mercilessly Trolled Charlie Sheen

Two and a Half Men is one of the most significant and classic sitcoms, starring comedy legends like Charlie Sheen, Angus T. Jones, Jon Cryer, and Ashton Kutcher. Chuck Lorre ended up leaving secret messages at the end of every episode of this series. One particular one stands out specifically. The reason for this is the fact that, according to CBC, Lorre Mocked the lead star of the series Sheen, making fun of his life choices.

“Do not attempt to replicate what you saw in tonight’s episode of Two and a Half Men. Despite the seeming lack of serious consequences and regardless of the hilarity that ensued, this is extremely dangerous behaviour that could result in injury or death. Please keep in mind that we employ a highly-paid Hollywood professional who has years of experience with putting his life at risk. And sadly, no, I’m not talking about our stunt man.”

The message is to question and warn their audience not to try to recreate the event that took place in the episode as they had a high chance of resulting in injury or death, despite the lack of consequences in the series. It also mentioned that these stunts are performed by someone who is highly paid and has had a lot of experience in putting their life in harm’s way. Lorre then clarified that they were in fact not talking about the stuntman hinting that the person that they were talking about was none other than Sheen himself.

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This Is Not That Last Time Chuck Lorre Did Something Like This

The habit of Chuck Lorre did not die by the end of Two and a Half Men, as the director ended up adding a message on the last episode of The Big Bang Theory. This series is one of the most popular and well-doing sitcoms of current times, having an extremely unique concept and dedicated fanbase. Rather than writing down a small quip or a joke for the audience in the last episode of the series the director chose to only write down two words.

The two words that Lorre inserted at the end of the series were ‘The End’. While this message was shorter than the ones in his past, it was certainly extremely heartfelt, and the ending of a series as loved and successful as The Big Bang Theory must have been extremely emotional, not only for the cast and crew. but for the director himself.

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Source: CBC