Edit
Storyline
Walden asks a girl out. When they go out, he can't help but talk about his failed marriage, making his date wonder if he's ready to move on. Alan is in the red, financially. Walden gives his ring to Alan, because he wants to move on. Alan considers selling it. But reconsiders.
Written by
rcs0411@yahoo.com
Plot Summary
|
Plot Synopsis
Edit
Did You Know?
Trivia
Jon Cryer (Alan) has a line "Like Lex Luthor for lady parts" Jon would gonon to play Lex Luthor in Super Girl
See more »
Goofs
During this episode, Walden offers Jake 250,000 frequent flyer miles. At the end, Jake is shown in Paris (Eiffel Tower in background). Jake, however, has no idea where he is. How did Jake make airline reservations without choosing a destination? How did Jake exit US/enter France without a passport?
See more »
Quotes
Alan Harper:
You gave him a hundred dollars?
Walden Schmidt:
Oh, hey, Alan. Yeah, he washed my car.
Alan Harper:
Wha... what... A hundred bucks to wash a car?
Walden Schmidt:
Not enough?
Alan Harper:
For a hundred dollars, I'd lick your car clean!
See more »
Soundtracks
Two and a Half Men Theme
credited
Written by Grant Geissman, Lee Aronsohn, and Chuck Lorre
See more »
I keep watching the show in the hopes of some good belly laughs . . . nothing yet. This is the worst episode so far, nothing funny. Please give us more Jake and less Walden who has got to be the unfunny character in the show.
There were so many different ways to replace Charlie, but I mean really a rich guy letting Alan live with him is nonsense. First rule of comedy is be believable. What's happened to Alan? He's become a complete moron of a moocher, with no shame at all. He barely even tries to hide his intentions. Sadly it is becoming clear that the chemistry that existed between Charlie, Alan and Jake is what made the show work, why? They were a dysfunctional family.
There really is no reason for this show to be.