Two and a Half Men Review: A Man of No Integrity

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With this being the penultimate episode of the season, Two and a Half Men put out a rather tepid half-hour.

One would assume that the show runners would try to ratchet up the action a little bit, granted whatever minute action you could possibly rustle up on a half-hour sitcom. 

With the series already renewed for an 11th season, the hope is that, in the fall, the series will come back stronger then ever.

Alan's Intentions

On to the action for tonight; “My Bodacious Vidalia” did nothing, other than just reaffirm our convictions, that Alan is a man of zero integrity.

Given, he could have grown, and matured from his disgusting antics while he was still with Lyndsey. But now, the reverse is the case, he is back to self-loathing and self-deprecating chiropractor that he once was.

Typical Alan, he slept with a woman, whose husband is a comatose pervert. But to be fair, she married her vegetable of a husband for his wealth. Maybe they do belong together. Sometimes, the depths to which he sinks are really mind-blowing.

Apart from that little disgusting “tidbit”, nothing major occurred tonight. Walden went on being normal, as normal anyone living with Alan could be, and Berta continued with the wisecracks, which you can read all about in our Two and a Half Men quotes section.

So what do you think of this week's episode? How do you think this season would conclude? 

Hit up the comments and share your thoughts.

My Bodacious Vidalia Review

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Two and a Half Men Season 10 Episode 22 Quotes

Walden: Hey, what are you doing..?
Alan: Just going down memory lane. This is a photo book Lyndsey gave me, oh look, here we are at the Santa Monica pier, "Oh Alan, I am having such a great time, I know it looks like I am only eating cotton candy, but really, I am just waiting for someone better to come along, so I can just dump your sorry ass"

Alan: I appreciate the pep talk, but I have lost all hope.
Walden: Well, I can't give you hope, but I can give you my American Express black card.
Alan: Hope is for losers.