So the new Two and a Half Men starring Ashton Kutcher as Charlie Sheens replacement just had its' premeire. What did you think of the show?

I personally thought it had some potential. Although the episode just got a solid base for future episodes. I'm interested to see where it goes.

you do know soon enough that show is going to be just "Three Men" :P

Didn't see it, planned on watching The Roast Of Charlie Sheen :P

It's still two and a half men which means it is one of the worst shows on TV right now

70% commercials. otherwise, it was alright.yellosnolvr

Charlie Sheen >Ashton Kutcher

That is all.

the way the wrote off Charlie Sheen's character by giving him a funeral was interesting, and Kutcher was interesting as well

It's still two and a half men which means it is one of the worst shows on TV right now

squitsquat

Yep

Charlie was far from the only thing wrong with that show

It was ok too early to tell Ill have to see more episodes to make up my mind

Didn't see it when Charlie Sheen was on and I still won't see it now that Ashton Kutcher took over.

The funeral was painful to watch, IMHO, but I thought the cameos following it, and Ashton Kutcher introduction was good.

Also, I am not convinced his character is dead, mainly because a)it's always weird whenever a movie or TV show kills a character, but the actor/actress is still alive and b) if the rating go south, they could always pull a Dallas, and have Charlie Sheen return.

Otherwise, for better or worse, the best way to put this episode is that it was still Two and a Half-Men, but without Charlie Sheen (personally, I was quickly reminded why I stopped watching this show).

The funeral was painful to watch, IMHO, but I thought the cameos following it, and Ashton Kutcher introduction was good.

Also, I am not convinced his character is dead, mainly because a)it's always weird whenever a movie or TV show kills a character, but the actor/actress is still alive and b) if the rating go south, they could always pull a Dallas, and have Charlie Sheen return.

Otherwise, for better or worse, the best way to put this episode is that it was still Two and a Half-Men, but without Charlie Sheen (personally, I was quickly reminded why I stopped watching this show).

Blue_Shield

the way the wrote off Charlie Sheen's character by giving him a funeral was interesting, and Kutcher was interesting as well

killerband55

Ashton is a great guy and has starred in a couple of films I've enjoyed but it's going to be hard to fill Charlie's shoes. He was the number 1 paid tv actor for a reason. After watching it, I can't say for sure what his character is going to be like in future episodes because in this episode he was depressed for most of it. We'll see I guess.

I'm watching it tonight :D

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I thought it was funny. Loved the funeral with all the old girlfriends making comments. (And the seedy guy wanting money because Charlie owned him for......... - a really nice shot at Sheen and his drug problem.)

Enjoyed all the cameos too - Stamos - who almost took the role - and Darma and Greg. :D

But the best scene was Ashton at the window with Cryer and the ashes - priceless! Thought I'd bust a gut I laughed so hard.

After that it was a bit of a downer though. I agree that Ashton shouldn't try to be 'another Charlie'. That would get old really fast.

Two seasons? About right I think.

I can see where its going already..It going to be canceled.Kcube

Rating of 28 million people say no.

The episode was pretty much what I expected. It was alright, and funny at times. Ashton Kutcher is a cool guy, but it's Charlie Sheen who carried that show.

Sheen and Warner Bros. are in negotiations, and said to be on the verge of a settlement. This means that the whole escapade (drug induced ranting aside) wasn't entirely Sheen's fault, and it's Warner Bros. that were in breach of contract. Alcohol, drugs, whores, or whatever the case, he apparently always showed up to work on time and acted professionally. I'm hoping Charlie returns (they can easily put him back in).

As for the show in its current state, I'm going to give it another chance. I'm sure it will be funny, but it just won't be the same without Sheen, and I know I'm not the only one who feels that way. I enjoyed the Sheen roast on the Comedy Network last night more than the Kutcher premiere.

The show died when Charlie's character died. Sad.

The episode was pretty much what I expected. It was alright, and funny at times. Ashton Kutcher is a cool guy, but it's Charlie Sheen who carried that show.

Sheen and Warner Bros. are in negotiations, and said to be on the verge of a settlement. This means that the whole escapade (drug induced ranting aside) wasn't entirely Sheen's fault, and it's Warner Bros. that were in breach of contract. Alcohol, drugs, whores, or whatever the case, he apparently always showed up to work on time and acted professionally. I'm hoping Charlie returns (they can easily put him back in).

As for the show in its current state, I'm going to give it another chance. I'm sure it will be funny, but it just won't be the same without Sheen, and I know I'm not the only one who feels that way. I enjoyed the Sheen roast on the Comedy Network last night more than the Kutcher premiere.

Pointless. The show has no polarized chemistry anymore. Just Alan and ..some dude (the character, not Kutcher himself)

How could they "Easily" put him back in. they kinda made a huge deal about the fact his character is deaddarkspineslayer

Meh, it was okay I suppose.

I think they paid Charlie Sheen to go crazy just to promote the show and he's gonna make a surprising return on the season finale and say that Rose tied him up some where. He's definitely not dead since the coffin was closed and Alan said you couldn't tell it was him.

[QUOTE="Kcube"]I can see where its going already..It going to be canceled.Samurai_Xavier

Rating of 28 million people say no.

Sheer curiosity explains this week's ratings. It didn't matter who they got to fill the role, people were just curious to see what they were going to do. The REAL test begins next week.

If you liked the Kelso charatcer from That 70's Show then you should enjoy this new turn for the show. Nothing really happened in the episode. It was basically an introduction for everything to start.

That show sucks.

That's what I think about it.

I think they paid Charlie Sheen to go crazy just to promote the show and he's gonna make a surprising return on the season finale and say that Rose tied him up some where. He's definitely not dead since the coffin was closed and Alan said you couldn't tell it was him.

MrBubbles59

you do know soon enough that show is going to be just "Three Men" :P

SaudiFury

it was pretty funny. id like to see where it goes but it still isnt the same with charlie sheen.

If Aston's just anthoer drunk playboy, this show is dead. Sheen's appeal to me is that he is a drunkin skirt chaser in real life while Kuthers whipped my that Moore Nazi witch.

roulettethedog

is not, apparently hes the contrary to charlie. Still the show is terrible.

I think they paid Charlie Sheen to go crazy just to promote the show and he's gonna make a surprising return on the season finale and say that Rose tied him up some where. He's definitely not dead since the coffin was closed and Alan said you couldn't tell it was him.

MrBubbles59

never like it, crude basic predictable comedy

never like it, crude basic predictable comedy

tenaka2

indeed, not to mention bad jokes.