The brothers throw out their mother, after she insults the way Alan is raising Jake. When Alan and Charlie ignore her phone calls, to get their attention she ends up in the hospital. When Alan and Charlie show up at the hospital they aren't sure if she's faking, and try to call her bluff.

The episode was rated 7,81 from 522 votes.

Charlie tries to get Jake's approval on a theme song that he is hired to write for a television show, which is based on a comic book that Jake is a fan. While Alan finds out more about Rose (including how smart she is), when he spends more time with her.

The episode was rated 7,87 from 572 votes.

Evelyn buys Alan a new Sports car causing Charlie to claim that his brother has sold his soul to the Devil. The next day, Evelyn extracts payment by insisting that Alan go on a blind, double date with her, her new beau and his daughter. At the restaurant, Alan learns that his mother and boyfriend will not be able to join them because there was a mixup between his heart medication and Viagra and she didn't want to "waste it". As a result, Alan is left to deal with the daughter, who is on a weekend pass from a rehab center and still has some loose screws. Alan eventually gets her back to the beach house only to have her drive off in his new sports car and become the object of a televised high-speed car chase.

The episode was rated 7,88 from 521 votes.

After an earthquake hits, Judith's house is damaged and she needs a place to stay. So Alan decides to invite her to stay with him and Charlie, without getting Charlie's permission. Charlie isn't happy with this, but accepts it. Alan becomes jealous when Judith goes on a date, and asks Charlie to find him a date, so that he can show Judith that he dates as well.

The episode was rated 7,89 from 568 votes.

After Charlie has back pain, Alan decides to take him to the Hospital. While there Charlie can't stop hitting on the doctor who is examining him. The only problem is that he has a history with her that he can't remember. Berta is feed up with Jake's inability to use the bathroom properly, so she decides to make him clean it until he learns.

The episode was rated 7,91 from 530 votes.

Evelyn reads in the obituaries that her second husband, Harry has died. They all attend the funeral, including Jake who is excited at the opportunity of seeing a "dead guy". Charlie is excited by the opportunity of a newly single widow, and Alan is just happy to pay his respects to Harry.

The episode was rated 7,93 from 507 votes.

Alan starts to worry about a medical procedure that he is facing, and to get his mind off it, Charlie suggests they go to Las Vegas.

The episode was rated 7,95 from 538 votes.

Rose tries to help the brothers sort out their feelings, when Charlie and Alan take their personal frustrations out on each other.

The episode was rated 7,97 from 520 votes.

Alan meets a woman named Nancy at a grocery store, who fulfills every single one of his desires, forcing Charlie to take care of Jake. After knowing Nancy for a few days Alan decides to ask her to marry him, prompting Charlie to try and talk him out of it, and he even gets help from the brothers' mother.

The episode was rated 7,99 from 607 votes.

Charlie is invited to a party hosted by a gay ad-executive named Eric, so Charlie asks Alan to pretend that he's his life partner. While at the party, Charlie meets Eric's ex-wife Pamela, and tries to sleep with her without Eric finding out.

The episode was rated 7,99 from 508 votes.

In this hilarious episode of Two and a Half Men, titled "Last Chance to See Those Tattoos," we find Charlie Harper in quite a predicament. After being rejected at a bar, he discovers that someone has created a website solely dedicated to exposing his wild lifestyle. Determined to find the culprit behind this embarrassing website, Charlie embarks on a mission to make amends with all the women he has stood up in the past. However, things take an unexpected turn when the women surprisingly respond to his apologies in a way that he never could have imagined.

As the episode unfolds, viewers are in for a rollercoaster of laughs as Charlie encounters one awkward and hilarious situation after another. From unexpected encounters with ex-lovers to encounters with women who are surprisingly forgiving, Charlie's journey to right his wrongs proves to be far more challenging than he initially anticipated. Will he be able to uncover the mastermind behind the website and salvage his reputation, or will his efforts only lead to more misadventures?

"Last Chance to See Those Tattoos" is an episode that perfectly captures the comedic essence of Two and a Half Men. Packed with witty dialogue, outrageous scenarios, and the undeniable chemistry between the show's talented cast, this episode will leave viewers in stitches. So sit back, relax, and get ready to join Charlie Harper on this wild and hilarious ride as he tries to save face and find redemption in the most unexpected of ways.

The episode was rated 8,00 from 575 votes.

In this hilarious episode of Two and a Half Men titled "Does This Smell Funny to You?", Charlie finds himself in an unexpected and uproarious situation. Unbeknownst to him, he ends up sleeping with the trophy wife of an older man, leading to a series of comical complications. This episode explores the age-old theme of mistaken identity and its consequences, with Charlie hilariously caught up in the middle. Will he be able to navigate the mess he unknowingly created?

Meanwhile, Jake, the young and innocent character, has his own share of challenges. He is tasked with presenting a paper to his class, which adds a touch of innocence and relatability to the episode. We can only imagine the humor and awkward moments that arise as Jake faces the pressure of public speaking. Will he overcome his nerves and impress his classmates with his paper? The combination of Charlie's escapades and Jake's school woes promises a delightful and entertaining episode that is sure to leave viewers in stitches.

With its signature blend of wit, charm, and clever writing, Two and a Half Men continues to deliver laugh-out-loud moments that keep audiences hooked. "Does This Smell Funny to You?" is yet another example of the show's ability to provide relatable and side-splitting humor. Whether you're a fan of the show or simply looking for a good laugh, this episode is a must-watch for anyone seeking an evening of light-hearted entertainment.

The episode was rated 8,02 from 509 votes.

In this episode of Two and a Half Men, titled "A Low, Guttural Tongue-Flapping Noise," Charlie and Alan find themselves in an unexpected encounter with Charlie's ex-girlfriend, Sherri. It all starts innocently enough, with Charlie taking Alan to an eye doctor. But as luck would have it, they end up at a cafe where they run into Sherri.

Things take an interesting turn when Alan begins to develop an unexpected interest in Sherri. Despite knowing about her past relationship with Charlie, he can't help but be drawn to her. With his curiosity piqued, Alan musters up the courage to ask her out.

However, the question remains: can Alan truly move past Sherri's history with Charlie? Will this budding romance cause tension between the two brothers? Tune in to find out the twists and turns that unfold in this hilarious and heartwarming episode of Two and a Half Men.

The episode was rated 8,03 from 509 votes.

In this hilarious episode of Two and a Half Men titled "Can You Eat Human Flesh with Wooden Teeth?", chaos ensues when Judith, the ex-wife of Alan and mother of Jake, decides to take a much-needed vacation. Left in charge of Jake for the week, the bumbling brothers, Alan and Charlie, struggle to handle the responsibilities of parenting.

Alan, already known for his absent-mindedness, finds himself in a particularly challenging situation when he forgets to pick up Jake from soccer practice. As if that isn't enough, Alan receives a dreaded notice from the I.R.S., informing him that he is being audited. Fearing the consequences, Alan hatches a plan to force Charlie into taking care of Jake, hoping his brother will do a better job.

However, much to Alan's dismay, Charlie's parenting skills prove to be just as disastrous as his own. The episode is filled with hilarious mishaps and comedic moments as the brothers navigate the unfamiliar territory of fatherhood. Will they be able to survive the week and keep Jake out of trouble? Tune in to find out in this uproarious episode of Two and a Half Men.

The episode was rated 8,19 from 545 votes.

In the episode "Squab, Squab, Squab, Squab, Squab" of the hit TV show "Two and a Half Men," tensions rise as Evelyn, the boys' mother, insists that Jake spend the night at her place. Why? Well, it turns out that Jake spent Spring Break with Judith's parents, and Evelyn is not too thrilled about it. Alan and Charlie, the other two main characters, are less than enthusiastic about the idea, but they reluctantly agree to drop off Jake at Evelyn's.

However, things take an unexpected turn when Alan and Charlie decide to hit the bar after dropping off Jake. Suddenly, all their concerns about the situation seem to vanish. The night at the bar brings a mix of hilarious and heartwarming moments, showcasing the unique bond between these two brothers. It's a night that none of them will soon forget.

Tune in to "Two and a Half Men" to see how this evening at the bar unfolds and how it ultimately affects Jake's relationship with Evelyn. Will they be able to mend their strained mother-son dynamic? Or will this night out only deepen the divide? Find out in the hilarious and entertaining episode, "Squab, Squab, Squab, Squab, Squab."

The episode was rated 8,20 from 547 votes.