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“Two and a Half Men" - Season- 5
Reviewer:
Garrett Edward Godwin
Studio: Warner Brothers
Genre:
TV-Series
Release Date:
5/12/09
Special Features:

See Below

Review:

Television's #1 comedy, Two and a Half Men has recently been renewed for three more seasons on CBS. Critics may hate the show, but audiences continue to come back for more every Monday night at 9pm, and even every weeknight and weekend in syndication. The series takes a page from The Odd Couple, as it follows the relationship between brothers of polar opposites: devil-may-care womanizer Charlie (Charile Sheen) and strict-laced Alan (Jon Cryer), divorced dad of Jake (Angus T. Jones). ***

The show's fifth 19-episode season includes Jake starting junior high, as Charlie almost enters the possibility of another long-term relationship with a judge (Ming-Na, ER) -- and begins to confront his bad-boy ways with the help of a shrink as well as his feelings for ex-stalker Rose. Alan and Charlie almost come to blows when they fight about Alan's role of the house, leading him and Jake to move in with their mother Evelyn (Holland Taylor) and father-in-law Teddy (Robert Wagner), who tries to back them together. ***

Two and a Half Men was nominated this season for six Emmys: including Outstanding Comedy Series and nominations for Sheen for Lead Actor (Comedy), and Cryer and Taylor for Supporting Actor and Actress (Comedy). Television's #1 comedy had a crossover with Television's #1 show CSI. In the first half on Two and a Half Men, it looks as apparently Teddy died of a heart attack -- and Evelyn's the suspect. But remember: people may lie, but the evidence doesn't. The second half concluded on CSI (available on this DVD), as Grissom investigates the murder of a sitcom star (Katey Sagal, Sons of Anarchy). ***

Special Features:

"Two and a Half Men at 100"; "The Lore of Chuck Lorre: Must Pause TV"; "Dying Is Easy, Comedy Is Hard"; CSI's season eight episode, "Two and a Half Deaths"

Final Words:

Season five of Two of a Half Men, Men, Men, Manly Men -- Men! is available on DVD. ***

 

 
 
 
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