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Charlie Harper ex reunion featurette
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On the seventh season of the Emmy-winning sitcom Two and a Half Men, the majority of the episodes revolve around love. And the man nursing a heartache isn't who you'd suspect. Charlie (Charlie Sheen) has always been a love-'em and leave-'em kind of guy. But now engaged to Chelsea, he wants to settle down. Wait, make that he wants to want to settle down. Though his heart wants him to be good, the rest of his body is begging him to return to his hound dog ways. Meanwhile, his brother Alan (Jon Cryer) is hoping that a little cosmetic improvement will help him with the ladies. Rather than springing for hair plugs, he opts for hair-in-a-can. Still, because this is TV, he manages to land a gorgeous girlfriend in Lyndsey (Courtney Thorne-Smith). As for his teen son Jake (Angus T. Jones), when he needs advice about girls he doesn't listen to his somewhat responsible dad. Rather, Jake heads straight to his Uncle Charlie, whose advice to date two girls at the same time ends up with both girls angry at him.
Though it's kind of sweet to see Charlie swooning over a woman he's crazy about, the show's best episodes are the ones where she rejects him. That's right. After all the years Charlie has tossed women aside, he finally gets a little comeuppance--though Chelsea is much kinder than he ever was. When viewers see a real man--not a boy in a man's body like Charlie--lavish love and attention on her, it's hard to be too sad for Charlie. Still, there is a Las Vegas wedding. Whose it is, though, may be surprising. The three-disc set includes all 22 episodes of the seventh season, which originally aired during 2009-2010. Besides the ubiquitous gag reel, the other special feature is "A Charlie Harper Ex Reunion"--a segment that features Charlie's many, many ex-girlfriends dishing about what they liked (and disliked) about the womanizing charmer. Guest stars this season include Eddie Van Halen, Carl Reiner, and John Amos. --Jae-Ha Kim
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For six seasons, Charlie Harper has loved ’em and left ’em. In Season 7, he gets left. TV’s #1 comedy pulls a hilarious switcheroo when Charlie’s fiancée Chelsea meets a doctor (score one) who’s generous, thoughtful and mature (score three more). She vamooses, and Charlie – after pickling himself in booze and self-pity – handles the situation in typical Charlie fashion. Which means lots of laughs for Men fans. But Charlie isn’t the only Harper making cement-headed decisions. Alan decides the only thing that separates him from a love god is hair. So he tries the spray-on variety. And Jake decides what he needs to navigate the perilous waters of teenage dating is advice. From Charlie.
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28 of 32 people found the following review helpful
By S. B. Algar
Format:DVD
This amazing comedic sitcom just keeps getting better and better. In fact, I've enjoyed it so much that I've actually watched the same episodes over right after I've just seen them. All the characters are terrific and I could not say that one is better than the other. The show would not be what it is without the stellar cast.
I must admit, I never thought that Charlie was acting, just being himself. Alan plays off Charlie brilliantly and the timing of the entire cast is just wonderful. A show not to be missed by anyone with a good sense of humor!
I must admit, I never thought that Charlie was acting, just being himself. Alan plays off Charlie brilliantly and the timing of the entire cast is just wonderful. A show not to be missed by anyone with a good sense of humor!
8 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
The continuing saga of Charlie, Alan, and Jake continues to generate a lot of laughs and funny situations.
The season mostly revolves around Charlie's on again off again relationship with his fiancee Chelsea. First he is tempted by his previous fiancee Mia, and then Chelsea is tempted by a lawyer "Who is everything that Charlie isn't". There are also complications in the relationship when Charlie has an affair with Chelsea's best friend). Stacy Keach (who plays Chelsea's father) and John Amos are absolutely hilarious in the series, cast as gay lovers.
Alan's adventures are also revolve around the women in his life. His old girlfriend Melissa comes back, and even moves into Charlie's beach pad for a short time. Then Alan has a series of dating disasters, the funniest occurs when he tries out a spray on hair product. He ends up with a new girlfried - a mother of Jakes first male friend in the series. The kid's a brat and the mother is no bargin, but I guess Alan figures beggars can't be choosers.
Jake has a few episodes dedicated to him. One in which Charlie gives him really bad advice, that ends his relationship, and another where the Arguing between Charlie and Alan becomes intolerable and embarrasing for him, and he decides he doesn't want to come to Charlie house anymore.
The most bizarre episode in this season involves a threesome, where Charlie and Alan get so hammered that they end up waking up in bed together with a girl the had met in the bar the previous night. The flashbacks are disturbingly funny. The same woman shows up later in the series in a different role, as Charlies new wife. Yes! Charlie finally get married, or does he?
You don't have to wait for the DVD's, I already have downloaded the entire series (I couldn't wait) although diehard fans may want to wait for them to get some of the extras. The season this year is shorter than usual due to our favorite bad boy's exploits in Aspen. I believe there were two more episodes cancelled because the real life Charlie has some serious woman and alcohol issues. He is a great actor and comedian and I hope someday he can level his ego and get some real help.
The season mostly revolves around Charlie's on again off again relationship with his fiancee Chelsea. First he is tempted by his previous fiancee Mia, and then Chelsea is tempted by a lawyer "Who is everything that Charlie isn't". There are also complications in the relationship when Charlie has an affair with Chelsea's best friend). Stacy Keach (who plays Chelsea's father) and John Amos are absolutely hilarious in the series, cast as gay lovers.
Alan's adventures are also revolve around the women in his life. His old girlfriend Melissa comes back, and even moves into Charlie's beach pad for a short time. Then Alan has a series of dating disasters, the funniest occurs when he tries out a spray on hair product. He ends up with a new girlfried - a mother of Jakes first male friend in the series. The kid's a brat and the mother is no bargin, but I guess Alan figures beggars can't be choosers.
Jake has a few episodes dedicated to him. One in which Charlie gives him really bad advice, that ends his relationship, and another where the Arguing between Charlie and Alan becomes intolerable and embarrasing for him, and he decides he doesn't want to come to Charlie house anymore.
The most bizarre episode in this season involves a threesome, where Charlie and Alan get so hammered that they end up waking up in bed together with a girl the had met in the bar the previous night. The flashbacks are disturbingly funny. The same woman shows up later in the series in a different role, as Charlies new wife. Yes! Charlie finally get married, or does he?
You don't have to wait for the DVD's, I already have downloaded the entire series (I couldn't wait) although diehard fans may want to wait for them to get some of the extras. The season this year is shorter than usual due to our favorite bad boy's exploits in Aspen. I believe there were two more episodes cancelled because the real life Charlie has some serious woman and alcohol issues. He is a great actor and comedian and I hope someday he can level his ego and get some real help.
13 of 19 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
My favorite is Rose. i wish Charlie would marry her. Mia & Chelsie are too darn bossy. Charlie needs to be himself & Rose would let him just without the other women. Bring back Rose.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
two and haff men 7
has seasnon 1-6 got 7 becayse its the lsat season charlie sheen was in and it was at a great price
Published 15 days ago by donna moore
5.0 out of 5 stars
two and half men
sorry I didn't know were the feedback was now I know my husband enjoyed the movies on the dvds thank again
Published 18 days ago by Belenda W.
3.0 out of 5 stars
Pretty good.
I enjoyed it and would like to see the next season.I liked that Charlie had a steady girl and that Alan was be coming like Charlie.
Published 1 month ago by johnwilburn
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Series
This is also that best series ever....I only watch a few shows on tv and this is one of them. I love watching it over and over again Too bad they changed the charactors, I liked... Read more
Published 3 months ago by Jonna R. Hagemeyer
5.0 out of 5 stars
Love Charlie Sheen two and a half men
Love the series and continuously watch reruns with Sheen. My only fault was not buying the 6-7 season on Blu ray. Read more
Published 3 months ago by awesomeness
5.0 out of 5 stars
Love this show
Fabulous series. Could watch this again and again; it never gets old. Love the episodes with Charlie Sheen in them.
Published 3 months ago by C. Wright
5.0 out of 5 stars
Such chemistry
Insure hated to see Charlie go, there was so much talent between the four TV characters. Impossible to watch without laughing out loud several times per episode.
Published 3 months ago by Peaceful_Inhaler
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great TV show
Come on is two and a half men who doesn't like it this show . Personally I like the old seasons way better comparative with the new seasons
Published 3 months ago by R.P.C
5.0 out of 5 stars
christmas purchase
We all love two and a half men and this was a christomas present to my daughter in law she loves them
Published 5 months ago by Lori A. Fagan
5.0 out of 5 stars
two and a Half Men - Yah, No Polyps!
I purchased this episode because it's one of the funniest that Charlie Sheen starred in. Trying to escape from meeting Chelsie's parents, he'll do anything even if it means having... Read more
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