I gave it a shot but it really wasn't very funny. I hope it improves. I still think that it would have been better if Herb had divorced Judith and moved in with Alan and Jake.
I generally liked the episode but I couldn't tell if Ashton was intentionally playing a socially awkward character early on in the episode or if that's his lack of acting ability showing through. I suppose that could be construed as a good thing if it's the former.
I'll probably stick with it unless things go horribly wrong which doesn't look too likely given that the show appeals to the lowest common denominator.
I'll probably stick with it unless things go horribly wrong which doesn't look too likely given that the show appeals to the lowest common denominator.
I thought it was funny. Jon Cryer completely carried the show and worked well off Kutcher. Kutcher's fine but he's going to have to be a lot more than Kelso 2.0 in order for this to work in the long-term.
I don't generally watch the series but I've seen it a few times and was curious. I didn't think Ashton was a very good replacement but it's quite possible he'll be better in later episodes. Sure seems there was some lingering bitterness they were chewing on. I did enjoy the Charlie roast afterwards on Comedy Central.
yeah some like "He slipped and fell in front of a train and exploded like a", but my timer went off and I missed it.
I think Charlie faked his own death.
Yeah, the closed coffin seems like a big enough loophole to bring him back if they want to, and they could write Rose to say whatever they need to.
I got a really good laugh...
...when Alan spilled Charlie's ashes.
Last night was my first episode of the show and it was enjoyable. I'll watch the second part next week at least. And yes, the Dharma & Greg cameo was a nice touch.
Later on that night, I decided to watch a rerun of Two and a Half Men just to get a taste of what the show was like with Charlie Sheen. I also recorded the Roast. I found out it was going to be on when I caught mention of it in the paper around dinner time.
Later on that night, I decided to watch a rerun of Two and a Half Men just to get a taste of what the show was like with Charlie Sheen. I also recorded the Roast. I found out it was going to be on when I caught mention of it in the paper around dinner time.
Wasn't the UPS guy also on Dharma and Greg?
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9:00 CBS Two and a Half Men (Season Premiere) 18-49 Rating 10.3/24 Viewers (Millions) 27.76
Interesting...but I am not surprised...next week should be high as well for the other half of the premiere.
no he was'nt I don't know who he was. but I really liked guest stars. I was wondering who the first guy was he seemed very familar? I hope the show last I like Ashton Kutcher from the that 70's show. I was surprised no one from that show guest stared.
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