The show initially centers on seven characters: the brothers Charlie and Alan Harper; Jake Harper, the son of Alan and his first ex-wife; Judith Harper-Melnick, Alan's first ex-wife, Herb's ex-wife, and Jake and Milly's mother; Rose, one of Charlie's previous one-night stands who continuously stalks him; Evelyn Harper, Charlie and Alan's wealthy, five-time widowed, bisexual mother, and Jake's grandmother; and finally Berta, Charlie's sharp-tongued housekeeper, who later joins the main cast starting with season 2 after playing a major recurring role throughout the first season. In the season 4 episode "Repeated Blows to His Unformed Head", it is revealed that Alan has a pregnancy fetish. During this she has a brief swing with Charlie before she returns home to her fiancé, whose existence comes as a shock to Charlie. Marty Pepper (Carl Reiner; seasons 7–8, 11), Evelyn's much older boyfriend, a retired TV producer. Ava's father, Nigel Pierce, counters Zoey's mention of Walden being a billionaire in episode 9.15 by noting that he [Nigel] is 107th in line to the throne. Jenny considers Walden the greatest father figure she has ever had. She then tells her that she can help her make Walden suffer. After warming up to her, Walden and Alan invite her to move in after she reveals she has nowhere to go. Rose's paternal grandparents were first cousins. She makes no secret of living luxuriously with Alan's alimony, seeing she has not held a job since she divorced him. TV-14 22m IMDb RATING 7.6 /10 1.1K YOUR RATING Rate Comedy Romance Charlie reacts to his breakup with Chelsea by taking the first woman that he sees and marrying her in Las Vegas. This results in Walden, Alan, Billy, and Herb having a guys' night out, drinking and complaining about women. Nevertheless, Walden takes a liking to Barry, and the two become good friends. She also forces Charlie to buy a car from her so that the secret of their relationship would not get out to Evelyn or her father. Walsh; seasons 1–4, 6–8), a pizza delivery driver who idolizes Charlie. In season 6, Alan starts his first serious relationship since his second divorce. Her grandmother attributes Rose's and Harvey's mental issues to this. But he does not like her living with them when Walden throws her out of his house as she is receiving all of Evelyn's attention, leaving no time for sex between them. In the last episode, she appears when Alan needs Charlie's death certificate and when she gets a threatening message from Charlie. When Alan almost dies from a heart attack, she fears for his life, because not only does she not want to lose another child, her "good son" is already deceased. In mid-season 10, Bridget breaks up with Billy. Her favorite line after a mini-disaster occurs in the house is, "I ain't cleaning that up." Later, in season 10, Lyndsey breaks up with Alan again and begins dating a man named Nick. During this time, Judith briefly dates Kandi's father Andi (Kevin Sorbo). [17] He states that he likes spending time with the Harpers and calls Charlie "a little loosie-goosie with the liquor and the ladies, but all-in-all a good fella" (which does not impress Judith). Jake and Eldridge are often portrayed reinforcing one another's stupidity. The two reconcile at the end of the episode. To replace "the half-man", Charlie's long-lost-daughter moves into the beach house after looking for her late father. Unlike her relationship with Charlie, Judith gets along with Walden just fine—mostly due to her initial interest in him. It is implied that she (like her actress) is bisexual, as after Walden hugs her, she remarks "Hmph. Later, Jake goes out on a date with her. Two and a Half Men Wiki is a FANDOM TV Community. Missi re-appears in Avoid The Chinese Mustard when they comeback together, but Jake is forced to go back to the army, so Jake planned to escape with her because he thinks they love each other, but they broke up again because Missi couldn't say that she loved him. A recurring gag is her frequent over-billing. Two and a Half Men is an American television sitcom that originally aired on CBS for twelve seasons from September 22, 2003, to February 19, 2015. Walden Schmidt replaces him as the new owner of the beach house. Walden keeps the lie going for several episodes until he wants to help Kate set up a fashion line of clothes she has designed. Jake Harper | Annex | Fandom [18] In season 10, Herb has an affair with his receptionist and Judith leaves him. [16] He and the other men in Judith's neighborhood similarly idolize Lyndsey's ex-husband Chris for repeatedly seducing the babysitter. Formerly a one-night stand, Chelsea seems to be one of the few women out of Charlie's countless relationships who has induced him to try to make positive changes in his degenerate lifestyle. But they remain broken up since Kate has to stay in New York. They have sex and Jake thinks he and she began a relationship, until Missi reveals that she has a boyfriend so they broke up. Despite his frequent shyness, Walden walks around the house naked and is often barefoot. Walden attempts to begin a new relationship with her after Zoey refused to him he loved her. When he tries to explain what happened, he turns to Melissa only to find she is gone. Charlie flies to London to see Rose. Lyndsey says yes to Larry. Main. When Linda is awarded as "Judge of the Year", she takes Charlie to a function that celebrates her. He reveals how he had become a millionaire on the stock market, got married and subsequently divorced, and then lost all his money to his ex-wife, forcing him to return to pizza delivery. Sophie is shown to be attracted to Jake too, as she openly wants to kiss him, but Jake’s lack of intelligence prevents it. Out of vanity, she changes the year of her birth as she ages. Two And a Half Men - Jake's "mommy" Girlfriend (Jaime Pressly) In Billy's next appearance, he reveals that he has been seeing Walden's ex-wife, Bridget. It is also clear that the household cannot function properly without her. Charlie invariably orders pizza from Gordon's pizzeria for him to deliver irrespective of the distance, including when subletting his own live-in girlfriend Chelsea's old apartment in the San Fernando Valley,[12] and when camped out with Alan et al. They also spend Christmas together. After only four months of marriage and spending nearly all of their winnings, Kandi kicks Alan out of their condominium. Despite still being credited and billed as a main character, Evelyn made only one appearance in the tenth season and several appearances in the eleventh. IMDb profile Tinashe Jorgensen Kachingwe was the former lead singer of the group; The Stunners. His mother Lyndsey (Courtney Thorne-Smith) dates Alan. It is assumed that she and Jake are no longer together, as he had sex with a older woman named Jennifer in "Not In My Mouth!". Joanie is the daughter of Frankie, a single mother on the run from her In-Laws after her husband’s death during season 1. The pair is taken by their parents on movies and boating. Gordon (J.D. However, he believes and is confused by the fact that one of the two men would be having the baby. ", Zoey attempts to reconcile with Walden. Their real names are Nathan Krunk and Sylvia Fishman. This causes Bridget to become violently unhinged and fall into the orbit of a returned-from-Paris Rose. He is a full grown man. They presumably stopped seeing each other because Jake accused Alan of "breaking up with" Greg after the latter found Charlie "attractive.". Bini Taylor previously appeared in the pilot episode as a woman in the grocery store aisle complimenting Charlie and Jake, and again in season 2 as Tina, one of the women Charlie apologizes to as he tries to find out who set up the 'Charlie Harper Sucks' website. In the final episode, Alan tries to take the $2.5 million in back royalties from Charlie and ends up fleeing from a very angry dungeon escapee (Charlie). On their wedding day, right after being married, Teddy is found with his pants down, dead on Charlie's bed. She becomes close friends with Alan, something Charlie enjoys because Alan could take her to museums and foreign films (activities that Charlie cannot stand). So, with Alan's help, he returns to his mansion to confront his wife in the hope of reconciling. Bridget Schmidt (Judy Greer; seasons 9–10, season 12), the ex-wife of Walden Schmidt. She was first featured in season 6, when she moved in with her father in Charlie’s neighborhood. This does not deter Lyndsey from having sex with Alan's ex-wife Kandi when Kandi attempts to reconcile with Alan. He and Alan go on a father–son bonding trip together (one that he wants Walden to come on) before he leaves. However, in the end, Judith ends the engagement after Walden explains to her that Alan had proposed to Lindsey the same night he had proposed to her (however, he does not explain that she had not accepted Alan's proposal as she is now engaged to Larry). Taylor only appears in one episode of season 10, although credited as a main cast member. This scares Alan and causes him to drop the ashes across the living room floor. She initiates the divorce proceedings because she feels Walden would never become a mature adult. Teddy first appears in the season 4 finale. But when he learns that Rose is ready to start a family, Charlie flees London and continues his relationship with Linda. Two And A Half Men: Charlie's Girlfriends, Ranked By Compatibility Martin Sheen, who is Charlie Sheen's real-life father, makes a guest-appearance on the show as Rose's equally-disturbed father, Harvey, who similarly obsessed over Evelyn after sleeping with her once. Dr. Alan Jerome Harper (Jon Cryer, Seasons 1–12), Charlie's younger brother by 2 years, is well-meaning. Initially, Alan is their wedding planner. During her sessions with Jake, Dr. Freeman displays a rather quirky demeanor and is noted for her use of a cow hand puppet. Once she charges Charlie a full hour's fee ($200) for five minutes of consultation. Alan and Walden get married so that Walden can adopt a child and not live alone. However, when Walden accidentally reveals to him that Alan was cheating with Lyndsey, Larry goes to confront Alan, only for Walden to push Larry off of the deck of the beach house. Eldridge is a very dim-witted drummer and somewhat of a troublemaker. Both his entrance and exit are followed by a long studio applause. He believes Alan and Charlie to be gay and Jake to be their adopted son, which he quips would make a great sitcom. She is the first woman Alan has slept with. An aspiring actress, Jenny first appears in the premiere episode of season 11. Note: During the episode, Walden refers to Ashley as "Hannah Montana." It is implied she may have had something to do with Charlie's death after she returned to their Paris hotel to find him showering with another woman. Megan is introduced in Season 8, who is with Jake, but leaves presumably due to Charlie’s drunken. Jake Harper | Two and a Half Men Wiki | Fandom When Walden tells Rose that they are going to have to break up. In the series finale "Of Course He's Dead", it is revealed that Rose lied about Charlie's death. Charles Francis[1] "Charlie" Harper (Charlie Sheen, Seasons 1–8; Kathy Bates, Season 9) is the series' original central character. Alan and Lyndsey continue their relationship. Walden meets Kate (Brooke D'Orsay) and tells her that he lives with the billionaire Alan Harper. Larry seems to have no shame as he does not mind listening to Jeff and his sister having sex in the next room. Evelyn first invites him to Charlie's house when she goes to visit. This kills him and thus, ends the show. Then, he goes out to the deck to discover Rose. She is a lawyer and has a slight disdain toward Alan and the French. This friendship eventually earns Alan a position as a board member of Walden's company and his name on the deed of the beach house. But it is only after he enlists that he realizes that Judith had more to do with the divorce than he had originally thought. In season 6, she throws Herb out of the house and briefly reunites with Alan before reconciling with Herb. But they eventually wed in Las Vegas, where they also win half a million dollars. But they eventually find a common ground and form a strong father–son relationship. Megan (Macey Cruthird; seasons 8–9), Jake's math tutor and brief girlfriend. This leads to an interesting joke Jake tells his father about the possibility Kandi could be his stepmother, stepsister, and stepcousin all at once. Celeste is shown to be controlling over Jake. In the twelfth season, Jenny uses her experience in the LGBT community to help Walden and Alan pose as a gay couple so that they can adopt Louis. Years ago, she was featured in a soft-core porn movie Cinnamon's Buns. But when she finally forgives him, her ex-husband Chris steps in and makes up with her. A notable example is her teenage granddaughter Prudence (Megan Fox). Billy Stanhope (Patton Oswalt, seasons 9–10), Walden's business partner and frenemy. Before returning to the afterlife, Charlie tries to reveal himself to Jake but fails. She forces him to dress like Charlie and yell the latter's name during sex. Two and a Half Men Wiki. When Alan is sent to a mental hospital, he has a nightmare that Jake gets Megan pregnant. She asks Charlie for his sperm so she can have a baby. Angered by this, she kicks Alan in the groin. Meanwhile, Walden tries to keep a secret from Alan, on "Two and a Half. Chelsea tries to reunite with Charlie, but is thwarted due to her best friend Gail (Tricia Helfer) sleeping with him. She plays a major role in the season 11 episode "Cab Fare and a Bottle of Penicillin", when Alan shows up at her house just to talk about old times and they end up engaged after a night of drinking. It can be argued that he is the most important recurring character in the eleventh season, as the overarching storyline for the season revolves around his relationships with Alan and Lyndsey. She is much more mature than Walden. Walden is introduced with a beard and long, greasy hair. First mentioned by Jake as the smartest girl in his class, their relationship began at Wendy's party in season 3's ‘Just Once With Aunt Sophie' after Charlie gave Jake advice on how to approach her. Teddy Leopold/Nathan Krunk (Robert Wagner; seasons 4–5), Evelyn's fiancé, thought to be the father of Courtney. He reveals to Jake that Lyndsey and he have no intention of getting married. Charlie makes Brandon a mix tape of kid's songs. But when she gets there, Charlie is in trouble with the police for rear ending a police car, with a suspended license. He is never seen or mentioned after this episode. She makes a brief appearance in the final episode, where she receives a large cheque and an apology letter from Charlie, who survived his accident in Paris. He tells her that she is his only true love. In the season 6 finale, while Judith is giving birth to what is possibly Alan's daughter, Alan and Melissa meet up and have sex in a closet, ultimately getting back together. But when he starts to get serious with Zoey, he decides to cut his hair and shave. when Herb mentions that Judith moved out when he cheated on her with his receptionist (yet in season 11, she is shown to still be living there). He proceeds to tell his father that the most important thing Charlie taught him was that when he is his uncle's age he wants to be married and have a family, because Charlie seemed very lonely and unhappy. Alan and Melissa are now forced to have sex in their car since she will not let Alan see her mother at her house and does not want to see Chelsea at Alan's house. Alan helps Walden lose it, and they fly to New York so Walden can tell Kate who he is. But their happiness is short-lived. In "Welcome Home, Jake", she meets Barry for the first time, mistaking him for Jake. Mia (Emmanuelle Vaugier; recurring in season 3, seasons 5–7, 9, 12), a ballet teacher with whom Charlie Harper falls in love during the third season. Celeste stops by Charlie's house to give Jake his Christmas present. His wife describes him as shy and emotionally immature, which upsets him. Alan tells her that as soon as he has enough money, he will put a deposit down on a ring. This results in a rift, during which Charlie vents his anger on Alan by forcing him to sleep on the couch so he can sleep in Alan's room. She reappears in season 8's "Ow, Ow, Don't Stop" after being released from prison. He is also featured (via archive footage) in a montage paying tribute to him in the fifth episode of season 12. A sitcom about a rich bachelor whose life is disrupted when his brother and 10-year-old nephew move in with him. In season 7’s ‘Tinkle like a Princess’, Jake is seen on Charlie's deck with a girl named Nicole, who claimed they were dating but its unknown if she was the same Nicole. The relationship gets serious but is short lived when Walden reconciles with Zoey. The main cast of Two and a Half Men (season 2), from left to right: Melanie Lynskey as Rose, Conchata Ferrell as Berta, Charlie Sheen as Charlie Harper, Holland Taylor as Evelyn Harper, Angus T. Jones as Jake Harper, Jon Cryer as Alan Harper, and Marin Hinkle as Judith Harper-Melnick Not particularly happily married to the uptight Judith, he is laid-back and gets along with the Harper brothers. Updated Apr 21, 2022 Charlie Harper dated many women in Two and a Half Men, but who of the main character's flames burned the brightest? She still keeps Alan around only for sex, revealing that Larry is lousy in bed but that she likes all his other qualities. He is friendly, laid-back, and clearly loves his father and uncle. But she never shows up there, is not a factor in Alan and Lyndsey's breakup at the time, and is not seen ever after. When Alan and Melissa get caught, they sneak out the window. She is mentioned in "A Giant Cat Holding a Churro" when Alan is sharing his secrets with Lyndsey, saying he "cheated on her with an old girlfriend."[23]. Their relationship goes into season 7, where Melissa wants to move into the beach house with Alan, Charlie, and Chelsea. She later marries Dr. Herbert "Herb" Melnick (Ryan Stiles), Jake's pediatrician, a union that brings joy to Alan because it means he no longer has to pay alimony. However, he blames his parents divorce on Alan for many years and is unafraid of rebelling against him, showing favoritism towards Charlie in such matters. However, that turns out to be untrue, although Berta is set to move out because the house has mortgages attached that Alan has no chance of paying. The show also features numerous supporting characters, each of whom plays a prominent role in a small group of episodes. After Charlie's death, Jake at first does not show any emotion. But their marriage was cold: according to her, the only time she was happy being sexual was when she was pregnant with Jake. However, their relationship was made awkward when Charlie meet and went out with Taylor's mom Kelly, even though he had promised Jake otherwise. In the pilot, she tells Alan that she sneaks into Charlie's room while he is asleep and tries on his underwear. Having just received a generous payment from their newly wealthy son Jake, she tells Alan she has another call and hangs up on him. However, he eventually resumes the marriage and becomes Evelyn's sixth husband with Walden and Alan as his best men. But eventually, Melissa and Chelsea start taking over the house, resulting in Alan and Charlie staying at a hotel. Judge Linda Harris (Ming-Na Wen; season 5), Charlie's main love interest in the fifth season. She appears in the finale with a huge check from Charlie and an apology letter for shooting her while they were dating. In the season 3 finale, Alan marries a twenty-two-year-old dumbbell named Kandi, who is one of Charlie's former girlfriends. It appears Courtney is not his daughter but his partner. Unlike the other women, Rose is really there. But she does not reciprocate the feelings. Celeste was Jake’s first girlfriend who lasted a little longer than others. She and Alan are portrayed as the only people saddened over Charlie's death. Barry's role gradually becomes more significant after his first appearance on the show. But Judith says she would kill him if he reveals that he slept with her. Rose at first acts like she is okay with it. In season 7, Celeste spends Christmas with her mother. The American sitcom Two and a Half Men, created by Chuck Lorre and Lee Aronsohn, premiered CBS on September 22, 2003. Charlie and Linda's first date does not go as planned. In the season 10 episode "Ferrets, Attack! In the last episode of season 8, Charlie leaves for Paris with her. [21] Alan begins dating Lyndsey at the end of season 7. Jacob David[3] "Jake" Harper (born March 14, 1993) (Angus T. Jones; main in Seasons 1–10, guest in Season 12; E. G. Daily provided the singing voice for Jake in the opening and closing theme songs of seasons 1–8 and the first two episodes of season 9) is the son of Alan and Judith. Fearing she may turn into "another Alan", he tries to be a positive role model for her. Nick is unseen, though Alan spies on him and Lyndsey, and hears them having loud sex. Walden meets Kate in New York and tells her the truth. Berta often calls Alan "Zippy". In the final episode, Mia gets a letter of apology from Charlie for having an affair with her sister, along with a large check. He is there with them when the birth mother goes into labor because he wants to, saying "to raise a child, it takes the Village People". While credited among the main cast in CBS press releases in season 3–4, she was credited as a recurring star in on-screen credits. Two different girls shown during season 8, it is highly possible that Jake had his first adult relation with them. At Charlie's funeral, she spitefully says that he gave her chlamydia. [5] In the final episode, Berta gets a large check from Charlie and seems to retire to Walden's beach house. He reappears in season 11 in multiple episodes. Though mentioned often, Jake is absent throughout all of season 11. However, at his funeral, she continuously mentions her intention to sell his house while Alan is giving his eulogy. Explore. He drives a Fisker Karma and asks Evelyn to remodel the house using solar power and wind power. She was a groupie with the Grateful Dead and has implied that she had a lesbian experience during that time. This complicates Alan's relationship with Lyndsey. But it is later revealed that like Alan, he painfully misses him and still grieves his death (though not as bad as Alan). It has been implied on one occasion that she is literally a witch who is dreaded and feared by other witches—one of Charlie's girls was a worshipper of the Devil and was scared away by Evelyn. Jake turned to Charlie for advice regarding an appropriate response, to which Charlie told him to enjoy the cupcakes without any obligation to like her back. Sitcom fans are all familiar with the infamous Charlie Harper on the hit comedy Two and a Half Men. But he is very naïve and later on, develops into an "idiot" character. But their friendship survives, and they decide to join the Army following their high school graduation. Jake is instantly smitten with her and lies about his age in an attempt to get close to her. When Judith (who later becomes Kandi's confidante) initially tries to end Kandi's relationship with Alan, Kandi's mother Mandi (Gail O'Grady), who also has a brief fling with Charlie during that time, makes sure the couple are dating again. He tries to convince Alan to stay to avoid his loneliness without Judith. Two and a Half Men - Full Cast & Crew - TV Guide Walden ends up without Zoey or Rose. However, in the 19th episode of season 10, she reappears after a long absence when Herb starts to go crazy. She never thought she could work for anyone besides Charlie, but admits to Walden that he is instead the greatest boss she ever had, making Charlie second-best. He appears to envy their lifestyles at times—such as Charlie's partying and the fact that Alan had been married to Kandi and later dates the neighborhood MILF (and former soft-core porn actress) Lyndsey McElroy. Mia also makes a brief guest appearance in the ninth season première at Charlie's funeral. She was one of Charlie's one-night stands. Zoey Hyde-Tottingham-Pierce (Sophie Winkleman; seasons 9–10, 12), the British girlfriend of Walden Schmidt up until the second episode of season 10. During the third season, he has a brief relationship with Rose. Once inside, he reveals that he was trying to drown himself in the ocean, having been recently divorced from his wife Bridget (portrayed by Judy Greer). She then takes a job in New York City. After realizing she has no chance with Walden, she settles for Jake, and they start dating. Robin Schmidt (Mimi Rogers;, season 9–12), the primatologist mother of Walden Schmidt. But their relationship gets into trouble when Charlie starts to see Rose's face on every woman he comes across. Walden eventually invites Alan and Jake to continue living at the house they have been living in for 8 years with him as Walden wants someone around he can trust. She takes him upstairs to have sex. He is a recently divorced internet billionaire. ", Alan says Lyndsey is dating someone else. Two and a Half Men (2003-2015) Odette Annable: Nicole. Walden and Billy have a love-and-hate relationship. Judith's absence is finally explained in the episode "Run, Steven Staven!
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