SAD to say, but it looks like Charlie was the real Heart of the show after all. Without him you are left with backdrop characters who have no one to support. Ashton Kutcher is still playing Kelso and I don't believe for a minute that he is a billionaire on the show either. I predict early cancellation of this turkey. Looks like Charlie gets the last laugh , the settlement $$$$$ and he is still Wining..
I think Krutcher could have been fine, if they didn't create such an absolutely pathetic character for him.
So I see the previews that Jenny McCarthy is a guest this week...I guess Waldon's date or something
At least she has nice tatas.So I see the previews that Jenny McCarthy is a guest this week...I guess Waldon's date or something
At least she has nice tatas.
I stopped watching after last week. Between that and the ALCS game went into extra innings and my team is in it... I wonder which one takes precedence?
I agree...I thought I removed the timer but it recorded this week....I made sure the timer was nukedLame, again.
I agree...I thought I removed the timer but it recorded this week....I made sure the timer was nuked
YW Ghpr13 I saw it and saw your post and thought you should knowOne thing I been wondering is all of a sudden there's seem to be a lot of talk about Demi & Ashton...Ashton messing around on her, so on...Nice timing to get Ashton's name out there more...
Ghpr13
And thank you Whitewolf8214!
Post-Sheen 'Two and a Half Men' continues ratings slide
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More Print LOS ANGELES -- Ratings for "Two and a Half Men" continued to slide this week as the show aired its fourth episode without fired star Charlie Sheen, Entertainment Weekly reported Tuesday.
Monday night's episode drew 15.8 million viewers -- down seven percent from last week's, which was watched by 17.7 million people.
The first episode of the show's ninth season, with new star Ashton Kutcher as recently divorced internet billionaire Walden Schmidt, drew 28.7 million viewers, an all-time record for the CBS sitcom.Ratings slid 30 percent the following week, with 20.5 million viewers tuning in....AP....Jon Cryer and Ashton Kutcher in this season's premiere of "Two and a Half Men."Sheen, 46, was booted from the show in March for his hard-partying ways and his loose-lipped rants against show creator Chuck Lorre.The actor sued the show's production company, Warner Bros., for wrongful termination and reached a settlement for an undisclosed amount in late September....Read more: Post-Charlie Sheen 'Two and a Half Men' continues ratings slide - NYPOST.com