Two and a Half Men (Seasons 1-8)
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Two and a Half Men is an American television sitcom that originally aired on CBS for twelve seasons from September 22, 2003, to February 19, 2015. Originally starring Charlie Sheen, Jon Cryer and Angus T. Jones.
Plot
After his wife Judith divorces him, Alan Harper moves in with his jingle writer brother, Charlie Harper in his Malibu Beach House with Alan's growing son, Jake staying on weekends. Meanwhile, Charlie is in casual sexual relationships with numerous women until the sixth season as he becomes engaged to Chelsea but she breaks it off. Charlie then flies to Paris in the eighth season finale in the pursuit of Rose who is first introduced as a stalker.
Why These Seasons Are Manly
- Much like Seasons 1 through 5 and 9 onwards of SpongeBob SquarePants, The episode are very creative, funny and well-written.
- Silly and Witty Humor.
- A ton of hilarious, iconic and memorable moments
- Many funny, likable and memorable characters such as Charlie, Alan, Berta (Rest In Peace, Conchata Ferrell), Rose and Jake.
- The sets are very well-built.
- Top notch acting.
- The iconic Oshikuru scene
- Very nice camera quality for a 2003 sitcom which shows that Chuck Lorre's shows are very high budget.
- Decent theme song.
- There is a funny parody of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation episode called “Fish in a Drawer”. Also CSI: Crime Scene Investigation made a whole reference episode to this show called “Two and a Half Deaths”.
- The characters have interesting personalities.
- Charlie is a lady killer
- Alan is an awkward freeloader.
- Berta is an hilarious house keeper.
- Jake is the dumb kid.
- Rose is Charlie's stalker.
- Catchy theme song. Especially with the baby voice Angus had.
- Awesome and very talented acting.
- Speaking of talented, Charlie Sheen, Conchata Ferrell, Jon Cryer and Angus T. Jones did amazing jobs portraying their characters.
- This is one of Chuck Lorre's best shows along side with The Big Bang Theory.
- These seasons serves a good moral such as helping your family no matter how mean you are to them.
Wimpy Qualities
- Some unlikable characters such as Judith and Evelyn (Charlie and Alan's mom).
- Berta, while hilarious, can be a very mean-spirited and extremely lazy with her work.
- Some other characters can have some bad flaws them selves
- Charlie can be a very mean-spirited towards his brother Alan.
- Alan can sometimes use Charlie for granted and can be annoying.
- Jake keeps on getting flanderized horribly as the series goes on. He just gets dumber and dumber to the point where we have to use the term brain-dead.
- Judith, while decent in the first half of season 1, is extremely bitchy and unnecessarily rude and cruel and she will do anything to make Alan's life miserable. She even helped Kandi try to make Alan's life more miserable.
- Some other characters can have some bad flaws them selves
- While season 8 is still a decent season, it's considered the weakest season out of the good ones as Jake becoming a really dumb kid also due to the fact that season 8 started the downfall slightly.
- It hit a massive decline in quality during the rest of the seasons (9, 10, 11, 12) due to Charlie Sheen's termination and especially how they teased his return in the last season (which fooled no one) and caused the finale to be voted one of the absolute worst of all time.
- Mild overuse of sex jokes.
- Many mean-spirited jokes.
- Some of the jokes can be predictable.
Trivia
- Conchata Ferrel, Who played Berta, died on October 12th 2020 from a cardiac arrest
- E.G Daily is the singer of Jake's voice during the intro of these seasons.
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