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When Jake repeats to Judith something Charlie said, she refuses to let Alan take Jake for the weekend. Alan tries to talk to Judith, but encounters resistance from her and her friends. It's up to Charlie to set things right.

Stacey Travis, Amy Farrington, Angus T. Jones, Cheryl White, and Yvette Nicole Brown in Two and a Half Men (2003)

One of the most politically incorrect episodes ever. But it's hilarious!

This episode has some hilarious moments, the one where Charlie plays in on the emotional state of Judith&#39;s female friend group is not only hilarious in itself but also an eye-opener when it comes to how the emotional state of women determines their behavior and rational thinking is completely absent. Yet you quietly hope that Alan will some day stand up for himself for once and not let his ex-wife silence him anymore, because no matter how funny it seems, it sometimes becomes quite pathetic and even degrading at times. Judith should actually be ridiculed more, but it seems like the writers don&#39;t dare to do that.

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Just Like Buffalo

This twenty-third episode establishes(constitutes) a robust very representative episode of the global tone of the series. New conflict between Alan and Judith because of the influence of Charlie on Jake. Indeed, Charlie speaks in front of him of its conception(design) of the woman, a conception(design) of course sexist and misogynist. But Charlie managed to knock down the situation thanks to the manipulation. The irony of the situations always walks(works) hardly quite as the dialogs rather successful altogether. The craftiness of Charlie takes him(it) every time.Nevertheless in spite of all its qualities, the episode does not assert itself as a big reference just as an episode which shows efficiency but which is lacking originality in its sequences. But he(it) stays at the top of the basket of this rich season which will have almost kept all its promises.

There are two standout episodes for me in Season 1. Camel Filters and Pheromones &amp; Just Like Buffalo. If you are offended by political incorrectness, this is not a show you&#39;ll enjoy. The scene with Charlie and &quot;the women&quot; at Judith&#39;s is worth the price of admission. No spoilers here. I&#39;m confident you&#39;ll get lots of laughs from this classic Two and a Half Men episode.

If there&#39;s one episode you shouldn&#39;t show in the first place to get someone hooked on the show, it&#39;s this one. Charlie says something extremely sexist in style with how women are only good for cleaning and having sex with, which Jake then repeats in front of his mother... WHICH JUST HAPPENS TO BE IN FRONT OF A FEMINIST GROUP. So not only is Charlie in trouble with Judith, but also with a whole lot of other women who are not to be messed with. This is easily one of the most potentially offensive episodes ever. Charlie says one of the most sexist things ever and gets away with it. Not only does he get away with it, but the feminist women even wants to have sex with him afterwards. The most shocking thing is how the feminists are depicted as stereotypical man-hating scumbags. This should upset me, but it doesn&#39;t. Know why? Because this episode is funny as hell! XD Back in the heyday, the characters could utter the most sleazy of lines and it still would be really funny. This episode is a splendid example of that. Charlie Sheen is at one of his best acting moments ever and every time he starts his side story with how parenting is so hard, I crack up. It&#39;s freaking priceless. A great plot, brilliant one-liners and a memorable laugh-out-loud worthy ending. If you have an open mind and is not easily offended, you will love this episode. One of the series&#39; best.

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