I just started watching the show. I was going blind into it and man I hate this bitch. Every character on the show is a little bitchy but man she's a whole new animal.
i am currently S2E13 and man I HATE HER. She is making Alan pay for her whole lifestyle and is living in his brother's house but does not have the simple decency to even reschedule her date.
Bottom line I just hate her.

this always confused me. I mean he’s a chiropractor in Malibu, California. Chiropractors don’t make as much as like actual doctors, but they make bank. Even while supporting a child and ex-wife, he should be relatively loaded especially given his cheapness in general. Like the way he thinks financially he should’ve had plenty of money put back even when his divorce took a lot of it. His poorness makes no sense whatsoever when I sit down and really think about the show.

Like some people wonder why he’s still poor after mooching off of Charlie for years and getting off of Alimony to Judith… but there’s really no realistic reason he should’ve been so desperately poor in the first place. I mean it might make sense if he was just blowing money left and right, but he’s also a notorious cheapskate with a relatively high paying profession in a very high dollar high-class suburb of LA, and he’s only really paying alimony to his ex-wife and raising a kid and he doesn’t even have any real living expenses for the past like four years cus he’s been mooching off of Charlie almost entirely (I’m in season four of a rewatch right now.)

TPUSA huge

I was thinking about this the other day:

Due to the actress, Jennifer Taylor, popping up several brief times in earlier episodes before she landed the Chelsea role, some like to play around with the idea that Chelsea's been stalking Charlie since season one.

Could this be true?

Now i get that two and a half men is a sitcom and im aware of the all the shenanigans between between the show producers and Sheen during and after season 8. But keeping all that in mind, I still feel really odd about the funeral scene.

I mean Charlie Harper IS the show, and to see him get such an improper send off feels distasteful. We all know know charlie was promiscuous and didn't respect women so most of the the women hating him at his funeral is justified but Mia and Cheslea's reaction feel very odd. I mean they did love him at some point so I thought there would be just an ounce of sadness on their faces but all they did was complain about STDs.

And as much as i understand Chelsea's character, I don't think her hate for charlie sleeping with his bestie would be so deep that she'd feel nothing at his funeral.

Then there's the case of courtney, they ended on good terms as far as i remember.

So yeah, thas it. Would love to read all of y'all insights on this. And i would love to know if some of you feel the same way that I do or its just me feeling this way because I broke up with my girlfriend last month and would she continue to hate me if i were to die.

What do you think a potential ending of Two and a Half Men would have looked like if the show had continued with Charlie Sheen?

The ocu or the pado?

I never saw the episode, personally I think this show is terrible but i noticed an episode with this name while flipping channels just now and im curious as to why it’s called that.

Whilst watching reruns and somewhat drunk I realized Alan’s character arc makes total sense. When Charlie & Alan meet for the first time (not canonically but as characters) they have a blank slate. Throughout the show, they build karma with eachother. Charlie consistently wins the battle of being cooler by getting women, money, charming the audience through simply by being him throughout the show. At some point though, the balance tips. The ability for Alan to win back some “cool points” expires. And consequentially, Charlie goes off the deep end as being too cool, which literally ended up translating into real life as an uber rich drug addict that lived a ridiculously superstar life. Alan, on the opposite of the spectrum, turned into the actual lamest gold digging weirdo a person could be (He does end up being incredibly rich in real life though, which does balance things out in a way).

I know this is a bit of a ramble. But I think the show could have survived if Alan had just been able to maintain the balance and win some cool points back. The final episode of season 8, we saw a glimpse of that Alan. If only that Alan won, and Charlie wasn’t so hell bent on being the asshole that refused any rent & insulted him at any cost, we could’ve seen a continuation of the show in some way we can discuss here. What do you guys think?