June 2, 2008
Following months of heated battle with his ex-wife Denise Richards, Charlie Sheen is moving on with his life. The Two and a Half Men star exchanged vows with live-in partner Brooke Mueller Friday in front of about 60 close friends at a private estate in the gated Los Angeles community of Beverly Park.
Grey's Anatomy's Eric Dane and his wife Rebecca Gayheart, who reportedly first introduced the couple, were among the guests that attended the wedding. Also dolled up for the occasion were the Two and a Half Men star's two daughters with ex-wife Richards, who also has her own reality series Denise Richards: It's Complicated. Of course, Sheen's supportive dad Martin and mom Janet were also in attendance.
May 5, 2008
Tonight will be a special and dare we say, once-in-a-lifetime edition of Two and a Half Men, as it comes from the writers behind hit forensic drama, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. Yes, this evening's episode kicks off the much-talked about crossover between the CSI scribes and those of Two and a Half Men.
CSI original cast member, George Eads, makes a cameo appearance in tonight's installment called “Fish in a Drawer.”
April 24, 2008
The anticipated crossover between CSI and Two and a Half Men does not come as a surprise anymore. Ever since the idea was hatched last year, the proposed switcheroo has somewhat left fans apprehensive, but mostly excited and eager to find out how things will pan out for Anthony E. Zuiker's forensic drama as it trades writers with Chuck Lorre's sitcom.
As reported previously, CSI's crossover episode will revolve around a female sitcom star who is killed by someone fed up with her back-stabbing ways. You can now find out more about this installment, as well as Two and Half Men's crossover episode preview after the jump.
Warning: May contain spoilers.
October 22, 2007
Now that Charlie Harper (Charlie Sheen) has decided to date women closer to his own age, he is about to realize that some women can come with excess baggage. Comedy ensues on Two and a Half Men in the episode entitled “Putting Swim Fins on a Cat,” which airs tonight at 9pm ET/PT on CBS.
Read on to find out what's in store for tonight's episode of Two and a Half Men.
October 15, 2007
Although Two and a Half Men is mostly about the life of a freewheeling bachelor, his divorced brother and his naïve nephew, the show is strongly fueled by women who, more often than not, push and pull the central male stars through a multitude of storylines.
According to Jon Cryer, who plays Alan Harper on Two and a Half Men, it's quite apparent that the two men, consisting of himself and Charlie Sheen who plays hedonistic Charles "Charlie" Harper, are afraid of women. Nevertheless, there's a positive tone to his perception since it makes room for various types of situations.
October 8, 2007
For some sitcoms, kids are deemed as background fillers with occasional dialogue and minimal onscreen exposure. But for Two and a Half Men, the show more than gives Angus T. Jones the opportunity to throw in a few punchlines since he is also the third lead star of the series, with his role even referenced in the show's title.
On the other hand, co-starring on a highly-rated TV series also has its downside, according to the child actor who just turned 14 today.
October 1, 2007
After being cast as Wendy Patrakas on FOX's short-lived series Drive, Melanie Lynskey is set to return to Two and a Half Men to celebrate its 100th episode. The 30-year-old actress will be reprising her role as Charlie Sheen's (Charles "Charlie" Harper) endearingly offbeat neighbor-turned-stalker, Rose.
According to show creator, Chuck Lorre, the milestone episode comes with massive plans.
September 24, 2007
The fifth season of Two and a Half Men will open with Jake gearing up for his first day of Junior High School. His well-meaning guardians, father Alan and uncle Charlie, try to help him prepare for the special day, but their good intentions are marred when they end up potentially traumatizing him.
Created by Chuck Lorre and Lee Arohnson, Two and a Half Men is an Emmy-nominated comedy series that stars Charlie Sheen as freewheeling bachelor Charlie, Jon Cryer as Charlie's twice-divorced brother, Alan, and Angus T. Jones as Alan's son, Jake. The cast also includes Holland Taylor, Conchata Ferrell, April Bowlby and Melanie Lynskey.