After the first two episodes of 'Two and a Half Men 2.0' (The Kutcher Years) established the relationship between Alan and Walden the writers use this one to establish how Walden is going to keep all the other characters in story lines.
The interaction between him and Jake (who had been horribly underused in the two previous episodes) works, with Jake wanting to be like the cool tech billionaire, but the scene with him and Judith did not.
Jon Cryer doesn't have much to work with here, but it was nice to see him back working properly with Angus T Jones as Jake.
I like Kutcher, I think he's settling in well, but the writing needs to be sharper to help him.
The interaction between him and Jake (who had been horribly underused in the two previous episodes) works, with Jake wanting to be like the cool tech billionaire, but the scene with him and Judith did not.
Jon Cryer doesn't have much to work with here, but it was nice to see him back working properly with Angus T Jones as Jake.
I like Kutcher, I think he's settling in well, but the writing needs to be sharper to help him.