Courtney Thorne-Smith may not possess the best comedic delivery, but she pulls off Lyndsey's sarcastic lines just well enough to do something Chelsea and other recent love interests on the show weren't able to do: make us laugh. Thorne-Smith defi more

Okay it’s confession time. I have to admit that before tonight I had only seen three episodes of Two and a Half Men and that was while I was stuck on a flight to London. I actually liked the episodes that I saw so I’m not really sure why I didn’t watc more

If you recall the premise of the movie 'When Harry Met Sally ...' men and women can't be friends without sex getting in the way. Apparently, Alan buys into that theme hook, line and sinker, because just the hint of cordiality and friendship between Lyndse more

More than any episode thus far this season, this might be the one that really draws a connection between Charlie Harper and the actor playing the role, Charlie Sheen.  The crazy sexual antics, the excessive drinking and the shallow lifestyle that Cha more

Well, the first thing tonight's episode revealed is that Charlie (Charlie Sheen) is none the worse from his accident in the last show. Of course, since this is generally a series with stand-alone eps, it wasn't a certainty that there'd be carry-over.  more

Oh Jake and Eldridge.  Trust me.  I understand.  After spending many of my teenage years crushing on Jenny McCarthy, I too would sit on a couch and watch the world's lamest fashion show if it featured her up close.  If only you boy more

Perhaps they should change the name of 'Two and a Half Men' to 'Death Wish for Charlie,' because after tonight's episode, that looks like the direction the show is going in when it comes to Charlie Harper, Charlie Sheen's character.  For all the funn more

For such a real life addict, you would think Charlie Sheen could play a better drunk during last night's opening scene of Two and a Half Men.  It's not that the antics weren't funny.  The classic robbing of Uncle Charlie's cash and the bicycl more