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Two and a Half Men - Season 12 - US Pace
koantemplation
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I hope they take this season in the direction the ending seemed to show.
E.g. that they get married and pretend to be a gay couple so they can adopt a child.
And so it back to 'Two and a Half Men' again, with an older adoptive child.
E.g. that they get married and pretend to be a gay couple so they can adopt a child.
And so it back to 'Two and a Half Men' again, with an older adoptive child.
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I notice Charlie Sheen is really pushing hard to get back on the show as well.
Nitpicking I accept, but just bugs me a little. Still, if it stays at this level then i'll be happy.
straight women don't suddenly decide to sleep with other straight women at the drop of a hat and neither do straight women with gay women either
but its a sitcom you have to suspend disbelief
Also Candy is completely out there and "little" dumb, so it´s not completely unlikely for her to be somewhat into women.
Linda, Walden´s Mother and Jenny getting together was kind of odd development though.
That said, i was quite surprised, when those things happened.
they just dropped that storyline right away as next evelyn was marrying that 91 1/2 year old man
Comedy Central often air Two and a Half Men within a few days of the US broadcast. Which works great when the US have a consistent run of episodes, but as soon as they start taking breaks between the episodes (as is common in the US) it becomes a problem, and Comedy Central ‘pause’ and wait for a few new episodes to ‘build up’ before resuming their run again. Its back on Comedy Central early next year.
I miss Jennie.
You often find the final season of a particular show has a reduced episode order - it's probably nothing more than down to money.
Something about 'Imagine how weird it would be without all the laughs?'
I didn't quite get it. Was it a dig at the previous version or something?
Last ever next week. I'll watch, and I've enjoyed the show to various degrees, but I'll not really miss it.
I do miss Kandi though.
Watched the episode last night as well and it did seem quite weird - the flash forward to the future was in the same vein as well when Alan mentioned he had to say what year it was in case people didn't get it (or words to that effect..).
With the rumours about Sheen being in "serious negotiations" with Lorre about appearing in the final episode and the title of the final episode being "Of Course He's Dead", you may well not be that far off with that prediction unfortunately.
I found plenty of it funny but it was just .. stupid.
Still rather bitchy towards Sheen though.
Apparently, according to Lorre, he was offered a role but he didn't like what they wanted him to do.
I did like it to a point I think, but I don't know. I suppose i'm not used to seeing a regular US sitcom go that "meta", as the term apparently is.
Lots of Meta stuff and cameos from famous actors, as well as past characters.
I didn't really LOL but it was good to see things wrap up.
The ending though was just Chuck's ego. Horrible ending.
Looking forward to it thou
4th wall is us the viewers, So breaking the 4th wall is basically talking directly to us, Or making jokes that hint they know they are on TV and it isn't real