Sunday, September 28, 2014

Two and a Half Men




                 Two and a Half Men is a comedy sitcom that began on CBS on September 22, 2003. It stars (or used to star) Charlie Sheen playing as a jingle writer named Charlie Harper. His brother, named Alan, is played by Jon Cryer and Alan’s son is played by Angus T. Jones. This show has been going on for eleven seasons with the twelfth and final season starting in October of 2014.
                Charlie Harper lives a very hedonistic lifestyle. He lives in a beach house in Malibu with housekeeper named Berta. When Alan gets divorced by his wife Judith, he moves in with Charlie with his son coming over to stay on the weekends. This causes an issue because Alan is kind of uptight and Charlie is really laid back and doesn’t really care about anything. Charlie is also being stalked by his next-door neighbor named Rose.
                In the sixth season Charlie gets engaged with a girl named Chelsea. However the relationship fails and Chelsea breaks off the engagement. Before this Charlie never really had a girlfriend but brought home many different women. Alan has little success in his relationships. He gets married to a girl named Kandi but soon they break up and he has to pay alimony to both of his ex-wives. Alan ends up dating the mom, named Lyndsey, of one of Jake’s friends. They break up when Alan cheats on her and burns down her house but eventually get back together.
                In the beginning of the ninth season it is revealed that Charlie died when he fell in front of a train in Paris after he left to travel there with Rose. The beach house is sold to Walden Schmidt who is a billionaire that is going through a divorce with a woman named Bridget. Alan goes to live with his mom but Walden invites Alan and Jake to move back in with him after he gets lonely. The show continues with Alan and Walden living together with Jake enrolling in the army.
                Charlie Sheen was kicked off the show after he criticized the executive producer Chuck Lorre. Sheen had begun drug rehabilitation shortly before this had happened. He was replaced by a new character played by Ashton Kutcher. Charlie Sheen got hired to star in a new show called Anger Management. However Charlie Sheen has said that he wants to return to the show and that Chuck Lorre is considering putting him back in.
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