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Granny's Big Fudge Nuggets

TWO AND A HALF MEN 2003 TV Series

Food

Candy

Granny's Big Fudge Nuggets
Charlie wrote the jingle for Fudge Nuggets.

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Charlie plays piano while Jake's class sings the Fudge Nuggets jingle. [Season 1 Episode 8 Twenty-five Little Pre-pubers without a Snootful]
Jake runs into the bathroom to tell Jake he heard the Fudge Nuggets theme song. [Season 1 Episode 9 Phase One, Complete]
Charlie wrote the jingle for Granny's Big Fudge Nuggets. [Season 1 Episode 13 Sara Like Puny Alan]
Alan buys Charlie three bags of his favorite cookies to apologize for stealing his hot French girl. [Season 5 Episode 10 Kinda Like Necrophilia]
Alan tells Herb that Charlie keeps his Fudge Nuggets in the trunk of his car to keep them away from Jake. [Season 6 Episode 13 I Think You Offended Don]
Walden sings several of Charlie's old jingles. [Season 9 Episode 8 Thank You for the Intercourse]
Jingle that Charlie wrote, which he mentions while trying to get into an exclusive club. [Season 4 Episode 16 Young People Have Phlegm Too]

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