'Bookie' co-creator Chuck Lorre isn't a gambling man

Veteran TV producer Chuck Lorre says his new Max series, "Bookie," which features an appearance with Charlie Sheen, has parallels with his career as a sitcom writer.
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Chuck Lorre isn't a gambling man, but the themes in 'Bookie' are all too familiar Click to view images

Veteran TV producer Chuck Lorre says his new Max series, "Bookie," which features an appearance with Charlie Sheen, has parallels with his career as a sitcom writer.

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