Two and a Half Men
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They say if you can get a job that you truly love doing then you will be happy at work. I am guessing Charlie is very very happy these days.
what the heck is the 1 week new then 2 weeks old reruns they've been doing?
I guess having to work around Charlie's "legal troubles" huh?
Although Monday's show was hilarious. You heard of jackass? Well we're dumbass
I guess having to work around Charlie's "legal troubles" huh?
Although Monday's show was hilarious. You heard of jackass? Well we're dumbass
I think it is just the normal midseason cycle leading into Feb sweeps. All the shows are doing that now.
I just found this thread today. I'm glad I did. I have loved 2.5 Men since it's first episode. I find like others here, that I can watch the repeats of this show and still laugh every time. My only concern is that the writers have not been using Jake to his fullest potential. I find Angus T. Jones to be a great, young actor. He's been one of the few child actors that didn't get on my nerves. He can deliver his lines with bull's eye accuracy, and he can play off any of the other characters they put him with.
IMO, the writers have done just about everything they can with Charlie's relationships, and with the "Odd Couple" setting of him and Alan, but with Jake getting into his teen years the writers could have plenty of material having Jake facing what is the proper way to respect a women, what a teen boy would be wanting, and dealing with his Uncle Charlie's why of thinking/acting with women. (Imagine Jake at 18, dating an older women, who Charlie starts to put the make on...)
The episodes that have pitted Charlie & Jake at odds with each other have been some of the funnest episodes ever. Lately, it seems they're just keeping Jake in the program, but he's not really involved with Charlie or Alan.
I just don't want this program to get where when you watch it and it's over, you shake your head saying, "They should have stop making this last year." I think the episodes with Charlie living with his Fiancee were some of the least funniest ever and I couldn't wait for that season to end.
Don't get me wrong, I still love the show, and the women they get on it are unbelievable, along with the fact that I'm amazed at times what they get by saying on that show, I just feel that plot wise it's starting to lose it's edge somewhat.
Ghpr13
IMO, the writers have done just about everything they can with Charlie's relationships, and with the "Odd Couple" setting of him and Alan, but with Jake getting into his teen years the writers could have plenty of material having Jake facing what is the proper way to respect a women, what a teen boy would be wanting, and dealing with his Uncle Charlie's why of thinking/acting with women. (Imagine Jake at 18, dating an older women, who Charlie starts to put the make on...)
The episodes that have pitted Charlie & Jake at odds with each other have been some of the funnest episodes ever. Lately, it seems they're just keeping Jake in the program, but he's not really involved with Charlie or Alan.
I just don't want this program to get where when you watch it and it's over, you shake your head saying, "They should have stop making this last year." I think the episodes with Charlie living with his Fiancee were some of the least funniest ever and I couldn't wait for that season to end.
Don't get me wrong, I still love the show, and the women they get on it are unbelievable, along with the fact that I'm amazed at times what they get by saying on that show, I just feel that plot wise it's starting to lose it's edge somewhat.
Ghpr13
I agree. Its funny because this week on our local station they started Monday with episode 1 (they play 2 episodes...one is the episode that is on most syndicated versions but the 2nd one is usually totally different year) so you got to see how it all started
ditto
Charlie Sheen: Friend Insists Actor Hospitalized for Laughing Too Hard
Source & More: hollywoodreporter.com
Yeah, right. Foxnews had on this morning that he had been drinking heavily and doing coke the night before.
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He gets paid $2 million an episode. I'm sure he has more than enough money to live on in case he is in rehab. He is the highest paid actor on network tv.
It has gotten to the point where this is beyond being funny. I wish the guy well but my guess is that it is hard to realize you have hit bottom when you have the kind of money this guy has.
CBS, Warner pull plug on season of Sheen's sitcom Two and a Half Men AND FIRES Sheen
The abrupt decision to pull the plug on additional episodes of the lucrative sitcom came after Sheen's increasingly erratic behavior, including an earlier interview in which he claimed he had sought to return to work but was barred by producers.
The abrupt decision to pull the plug on additional episodes of the lucrative sitcom came after Sheen's increasingly erratic behavior, including an earlier interview in which he claimed he had sought to return to work but was barred by producers.
Another take from deadline...
CBS & Warner Bros Pull The Plug: But Have We Seen The Last Of ‘Two And A Half Men’? – Deadline.com
CBS & Warner Bros Pull The Plug: But Have We Seen The Last Of ‘Two And A Half Men’? – Deadline.com
Have been a big Charlie fan since major league and maybe even before. I really hope he can get it together before it does him in for good.
