Two and a Half Men Review: "Keith Moon Is Vomiting in His Grave"

Maybe the show is preparing for Charlie Sheen's departure, because this week's Two and a Half Men seasons 1-6 DVD boxset definitely put the focus on Alan and Jake as the show's main stars.

Jake brought Two and a Half Men DVD set one of the cool kids from school, Eldritch (Graham Patrick Martin), and spent the episode doing teenager stuff including some healthy underage drinking, followed shortly by some Two and a Half Men DVD boxset. After seven seasons and a nearly grown up half man, the show is finally taking advantage of its teenager for some storylines.

How can you complain about an Two and a Half Men seasons 1-6 DVD boxset where Charlie declared himself Super Uncle with the super power of picking out the easy, hot teenage girl for his nephew? Or when the episode rips on drummers, only to name Two and a Half Men DVD "Keith Moon Is Vomiting in His Grave" after The Who's drummer.

With Jake's new friend came his friend's hot mother and the Two and a Half Men DVD set of the always welcome Courtney Thorne-Smith in the recurring role of Lindsay, a love interest for Alan. The two wasted no time as single parents going for drinks and finding themselves in the bathroom together.

While the episode tired nothing too unique and stuck to the Two and a Half Men DVD formula of previous seasons, it was a good episode with plenty of laughs, ready for syndication heaven for the years to come.

As a side note, it was interesting to learn a little bit about Charlie's backstory seven years into Two and a Half Men DVD boxset. Who knew the guy had actual music talent and attended Juilliard before dropping out and trying to write movie scores... only to end up writing crappy jingles.

With only a few episodes before Charlie Sheen's most likely departure, we're going to enjoy Two and a Half Men DVD set while we have it. Despite this episode focusing on Jake and Alan, it was still Charlie's quick one liner's that made the episod Two and a Half Men DVD boxset one liners are after the jump.