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Ashton Kutcher proves to be a game replacement for the unceremoniously departed Charlie Sheen, but Two and a Half Men feels exhausted and bitter as it trudges beyond its natural lifespan. Read critic reviews
Two and a Half Men (2011 - 2012)
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Episodes
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1. Nice to Meet You, Walden Schmidt
Air date: Sep 19, 2011
After saying goodbye to the late Charlie Harper, Alan meets Walden Schmidt (Ashton Kutcher), a broken-hearted billionaire.
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2. People Who Love Peepholes
Air date: Sep 26, 2011
Walden's ex-wife, Bridget (Judy Greer), turns up.
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3. Big Girls Don't Throw Food
Air date: Oct 3, 2011
Alan helps Walden get ready for a date with Bridget (Judy Greer); Jake decides to drop out of school like Walden did.
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4. Nine Magic Fingers
Air date: Oct 10, 2011
Walden searches for love; Alan encounters a chance to reconcile with Lyndsey.
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5. A Giant Cat Holding a Churro
Air date: Oct 17, 2011
Alan tries to come to terms with Lyndsey's past; Walden throws a party at the house.
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6. The Squat and the Hover
Air date: Oct 24, 2011
Depressed after receiving divorce papers, Walden cheers up when he meets a woman who looks very similar to his ex, Bridget (Judy Greer).
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7. Those Fancy Japanese Toilets
Air date: Oct 31, 2011
Jake has feelings for his chemistry tutor, but she has a crush on Walden; Alan becomes obsessed with the journal his brother left him in his will.
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8. Thank You for the Intercourse
Air date: Nov 7, 2011
Alan becomes extremely emotional when Walden redecorates the beach house.
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9. Frodo's Headshots
Air date: Nov 14, 2011
After being released from the hospital, Alan is confronted with challenges that test his mental stability.
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10. A Fishbowl Full of Glass Eyes
Air date: Nov 21, 2011
Walden meets an attractive British woman but remains hesitant to start dating.
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It's a shame. Ever since Charlie lost his mind with Foodfight, as well as encountered alcohol/drug problems, Two and a half men never was the same. What made Two and a Half Men so good was the sarcastic/crude humor that Charlie Sheen gave. That humor would blend beautifully with Alan's moral backbone and wimpy demeanor. Opposites attract, and Walden was not an opposite. Walden ruined the show in my opinion, he didn't have any sarcastic overtone and witty remarks like Charlie Sheen. Thus, nothing could blend. Sure, the character didn't have to be Ren Hoek (voiced by Billy West) but he needed to be sarcastic enough so the show wouldn't feel empty.
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Two and a Half Stars, es lo más que puedo darle, el momento en el que muere Charlie, es el momento en el que la serie dejó de funcionar, la serie debió terminar cuando muere Charlie, querer extenderla fue un grabe error
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Not the same without Sheen
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Horrible show when Ashton Kutcher takes over. Unwatchable.
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Ashton Kutcher makes for a sudden and at times bland change from the three-dimensional Charlie Sheen, but the eighth season of Two and a Half Men still has its moments.
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how can i post 0 starts??
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(all seasons) You can tell by watching Season 1 why this was a hit: a catchy premise, great cast and snappy dialogue contributing to a very enjoyable laugh-fest characterized by remarkable consistency. Even more remarkably, the above goes on for a whopping 8 seasons. Yet, things take an unfortunate turn for the worse after that, ranging - occasional refreshing glimpses aside - from the average yet watchable to the completely formulaic and below-par, and culminating with the ill-advised "meta" finale. Winning?
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i prefer with charlie
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This season is completely unnecessary.
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The opening 10 episodes are tolerable but after that the show just slowly declines in humour and decency. Two and a Half Men has changed and not for the better.
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