The synopsis says "Season Twelve begins with an unexpected twist when single billionaire Walden Schmidt (Ashton Kutcher) suffers a mild heart attack on his way to a Halloween party. Walden's brush with death causes him to reevaluate his life and he decides to become a father. But after attempting to adopt as a single guy, Walden turns to his best friend/housemate, Alan Harper (Jon Cryer) for help, and Alan's dreams of living in the Malibu beach house forever come true when Walden proposes.
Walden and Alan convince their social worker that they’re a loving, albeit quirky, couple by day – while sneaking girlfriends out of the house by night. Eventually, the guys welcome six-year-old foster child Louis (new series regular Edan Alexander) into their lives and all sorts of comedic exploits unfold as newlyweds Walden and Alan adjust to their new lives as co-parents, husbands and bachelors. Everything seems perfect at the household for these two and a half men until they get a surprise visit from Charlie's widow, Rose, (recurring guest star Melanie Lynskey) and learn that Charlie Harper is alive. Or is he?"
Nominated for more than 40 Emmy® Awards (with two wins for Jon Cryer) and two Golden Globes, the final season includes all final 16 episodes. If you are a fan of the series, I recommend getting your hands on the final season and if not I suggest playing catch up!
$39.98 SRP
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i liked the early seasons better then the final seasons - regnod(at)yahoo(d0t)com
ReplyDeleteI liked the early seasons the best.
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The final seasons were good, but i preferred the earlier seasons.
ReplyDeleteI like the early season. I enjoy the show better when fist started
ReplyDeleteI like the early seasons. i enjoy the show when it first started
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the early seasons much better.
ReplyDeleteI really liked Charlie Sheen in the first seasons.
ReplyDeleteThere's no question that the early season was the best. Charlie Sheen and the rest of the cast had a magic that couldn't be captured in the final season.
ReplyDeleteI liked the seasons with Ashton Kutcher a lot, I found them to be just as funny as the original seasons with Charlie Sheen.
ReplyDeleteI prefered the show in the earlier seasons, especially when Jake was young.
ReplyDeleteI liked the show earlier on, when Charlie Sheen was on it.
ReplyDeleteI preferred it with Charlie Sheen,
ReplyDeleteI preferred the early seasons.
ReplyDeleteI really liked the early seasons. I enjoy the show when it first started
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