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Chuck Lorre talks about what he calls vanity cards. The Producer/Writer puts typed messages at the end of his shows. You may recall my past blog post about the 'subliminal messages.' They appear on screen for seconds. Lorre said in the world of DVR his cards aren't under the radar anymore. Lorre's new book What Doesn't Kill us Makes Us Bitter features the vanity cards. He said 'quite a few' never aired because they were censored. They are in Lorres' book. There are vanity cards about the Charlie Sheen controversy.The producer talked about Sheen in the AP interview. The producer said all of the cards were relevant for the time. He said of the controversy, "I'd like to move on... We're doing really well now with Two and a Half Men . We're having a good time."  

Last Night's Nashville episode premieres the great song, "Undermine." You can listen to the tune here. A line in the song is "It's a whole lot harder to shine than undermine." Nashville features two enemy stars competing for country music limelight. "Juliette Barnes," Hayden Panetierre is a rising, young superstar.  "Rayana Jaymes," Connie Britton is a fading star. Industry professionals tell Rayana she'll have to perform with Juliette to save her career. Rayana refuses to team up with the popular starlet. Rayana's people devise an alternate plan for her to tour with ex-boyfriend, Deacon.The two women fiercely compete for country crooner, "Deacon," Charles Esten. Juliette works hard to undermine the established country star. Juliette wants him to leave Rayana to tour with her. Juliette pairs up with Deacon to write a song and she buys an expensive gift- a guitar valued at about $50,000 for him. Juliette is floored...