Season 7 Episode Tournament: Round 2 Posted 30th August 2010

We are running an episode tournament to find the fans' favourite episode from the latest season of Two and a Half Men. The first round has just closed.

The two pairs going head-to-head in the second round are: Crude and Uncalled For vs. Gumby with a Pokey, and Fart Jokes, Pie and Celeste vs. Warning, It's Dirty.

Cast your vote now. The round is open for one week.

Holland Taylor doesn't win Emmy Posted 29th August 2010

Holland Taylor did not win the Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series award at the 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards today. This was Taylor's fourth nomination for her role as Evelyn Harper on Two and a Half Men. Jane Lynch won the Emmy for her work on Glee.

Jon Cryer doesn't win Emmy Posted 29th August 2010

Jon Cryer did not win the Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series award at the 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards today. This was Cryer's fifth nomination for his role as Alan Harper on Two and a Half Men. He won the award last year for the first time. Eric Stonestreet won the Emmy for his work on Modern Family.

Jane Lynch loses out in Emmy race Posted 29th August 2010

Jane Lynch didn't win the Emmy for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series for her guest role as Dr. Linda Freeman on Two and a Half Men. Lynch lost out to Golden Girls star Betty White for her guest hosting of Saturday Night Live. It's not all bad news for Lynch though; she's currently tipped to win the Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy award for her role as Sue Slyvester on the hit dramedy Glee.

The 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards take place tonight but some awards, including Guest Actress, have already been announced. Jon Cryer is nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series, an award he took home last year, while Holland Taylor (Evelyn) will be competing with Jane Lynch for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series. We'll have full coverage of how the show's stars fare tonight.

CBS Announces Season 8 Premiere Posted 23rd August 2010

CBS has announced the details for the premiere episode of the upcoming eighth season of Two and a Half Men. Courtney Thorne-Smith (According to Jim) returns as Eldgridge's mom/Alan's girlfriend in the September 20th episode.

Three Girls and a Guy Named Bud — When Jake finds out that Alan has been dating Eldridge's mom, he packs up and heads to Judith and Herb's. Meanwhile, Charlie decides it's time to cut back on boozing, on the eighth season premiere of TWO AND A HALF MEN, Monday, Sept. 20 (9:00-9:31 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Courtney Thorne-Smith ("According to Jim," "Ally McBeal," "Melrose Place") returns as Eldgridge's mom, Lyndsey.

You can find more information about the upcoming episode in our Episode Guide.

Season 7 Episode Tournament: Round 1 Posted 23rd August 2010

We are running an episode tournament to find the fans' favourite episodes from the latest season of Two and a Half Men. The nominations round on our Season 7 tournament has just closed.

Eight episodes made it through to the knock-out rounds and they now go head-to-head in four pairs. The pairs are: This Is Not Gonna End Well vs. Gumby with a Pokey, Captain Terry's Spray-On Hair vs. Warning, It's Dirty, Crude and Uncalled For vs. For The Sake Of The Child, and Fart Jokes, Pie and Celeste vs. 818-jklpuzo.

Cast your vote now. The round will be open for one week.

News Roundup Posted 14th August 2010

Charlie Sheen avoids jail time Charlie Sheen pleaded guilty to third degree assault at a hearing earlier this month, stemming from the Christmas Day 2009 domestic incident between Sheen & wife Brooke Mueller. Sheen was originally going to plead guilty in June but the deal fell through over arrangements to allow the actor to return to work on Two and a Half Men. Sheen was sentenced to 30 days in a rehab facility and 36 hours of anger management counselling. He may not need to serve the time in rehab, having served 90 days in rehab earlier this year.

Charlie Sheen and Jon Cryer top actors pay list Charlie Sheen and Jon Cryer are among the highest paid television stars in the USA, according to research by TV Guide. Sheen holds the top spot as the highest paid sitcom actor, receiving $1.25m per episode of Two and a Half Men. Cryer comes second with $550,000 for his work on the show. Both stars come ahead of the highest paid actor in a drama series, Hugh Laurie for House. Angus T. Jones also ranks highly in the list, reportedly receiving $250,000 for each episode of Men. Jones was named the highest paid teenage star earlier this year.

Season 7 DVD coming to UK Posted 7th July 2010

Two and a Half Men: Season 7 will be released on DVD in the United Kingdom on October 4th, 2010. The UK edition is likely to feature similar cover art to the US edition, four discs instead of three and the same bonus features. It can be pre-ordered now from Amazon.co.uk.

The DVD will also be released in Australia on October 13th, according to a listing on DVDCrave.com. The DVD is set to be released in the United States on September 21st and can be pre-ordered now from Amazon.com.

Season 7 DVD package art revealed Posted 17th June 2010

Warner Home Video revealed the details of the forthcoming Two and a Half Men: Season 7 DVD yesterday, but package art for the DVD wasn't yet available. Amazon.com today uploaded cover-art for the DVD.

The artwork hasn't been revealed by Warner so it might change. The cover can be seen in higher quality at Amazon.com. You can pre-order the DVD today for just $28.99 at Amazon.com.

Sheen renews contract Posted 18th May 2010

Charlie Sheen has renewed his contract with Two and a Half Men for a further two seasons. The actor had hinted he would walk away from the show after his contract expired earlier this year, though this appears to have been a negotiating tactic.

The actor's contract expired at the end of the seventh season of Men, although CBS had already signed up through to a ninth season. CBS were hoping for a deal before Wednesday, May 19th, when the network presents its fall schedule. It was widely expected negotiations would be completed just before the upfronts.

Financial terms were not disclosed, although it was widely reported Sheen was holding out for $2m per episode. Warner Bros. reportedly offered him $1m per episode to stay, up from the $800,000 an episode he was previously receiving. Sources say Warner's offer increased more than Sheen's decreased.

CBS will announce the return of the show at their upfronts tomorrow (May 19th) in New York City.