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Two and a Half Men
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Can You Feel My Finger

  • Episode aired May 24, 2004
  • TV-14
  • 22m
IMDb RATING
8.1/10
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Charlie Sheen in Two and a Half Men (2003)
Two And A Half Men: Can You Feel My Finger
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Charlie is sure he isn't ready for fatherhood after a year of trying to raise Jake, so he opts to have a vasectomy. But when the doctor performing the procedure keeps getting calls from his ... Read allCharlie is sure he isn't ready for fatherhood after a year of trying to raise Jake, so he opts to have a vasectomy. But when the doctor performing the procedure keeps getting calls from his wife, who's about to give birth, Charlie starts to think about what fatherhood might entai... Read allCharlie is sure he isn't ready for fatherhood after a year of trying to raise Jake, so he opts to have a vasectomy. But when the doctor performing the procedure keeps getting calls from his wife, who's about to give birth, Charlie starts to think about what fatherhood might entail and likes the idea, provided he still has his vital organs intact--in more ways than one... Read all

  • Director
    • Rob Schiller
  • Writers
    • Chuck Lorre
    • Lee Aronsohn
  • Stars
    • Charlie Sheen
    • Jon Cryer
    • Angus T. Jones
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  • IMDb RATING
    8.1/10
    1.8K
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    • Director
      • Rob Schiller
    • Writers
      • Chuck Lorre
      • Lee Aronsohn
    • Stars
      • Charlie Sheen
      • Jon Cryer
      • Angus T. Jones
    • 4User reviews
    • 2Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Charlie Sheen
    Charlie Sheen
    • Charlie Harper
    Jon Cryer
    Jon Cryer
    • Alan Harper
    Angus T. Jones
    Angus T. Jones
    • Jake Harper
    Melanie Lynskey
    Melanie Lynskey
    • Rose
    Holland Taylor
    Holland Taylor
    • Evelyn Harper
    Conchata Ferrell
    Conchata Ferrell
    • Berta
    Terry Rhoads
    Terry Rhoads
    • Dr. Andrew Sperlock
    Jenna Gering
    Jenna Gering
    • Naomi
    Byrne Offutt
    Byrne Offutt
    • Paul
    • Director
      • Rob Schiller
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      • Chuck Lorre
      • Lee Aronsohn
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    10RM851222

    Masterpiece

    Greetings from Lithuania.

    The very last episode of season of "Two and a Half Men" is a pure masterpiece - in its own way. This is definitely one of the very best episodes this show has ever produced. I saw every episode (except for the last season without Charlie, but that is a whole other story), but this first season is the reason when first time seeing it i did cried my asx off from laughing - it was a literally the best humor i have ever encountered in a TV sitcoms (and ye, i did saw one or two "Friends" episodes) - there is not other show with its perfect dark humor like this one.

    Kudos to all involved into making this show and especially its early seasons. There will never be a central hero like this, who perfectly captured THE MAN - everyone of us once dreamed of becoming one.

    "Two and a Half Men" IS THE BEST. EVER.
    9jvaught58

    Doctor

    Larry Miller would've been perfect in the role of the doctor, totally his comedic style. Just sayin.
    studioAT

    End of series 1 for the two and a half men

    After a few dodgy episodes the first series of the show rounds off on a high with this series finale.

    It's a good episode, without being great though, and manages to combine the main and secondary characters well. Holland Taylor's character is as annoying as ever.

    There were some dud episodes along the way,that's the same for any new sitcom, but on the whole this episode is a good example of all that was good about year one of 'Two and a Half Men'.

    There were a few more sex gags littering the script by this stage though. A sign of what was to come perhaps.

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    • Trivia
      Charlie says vasectomies are permanent. This is not true. They can actually be reversed.
    • Goofs
      When Charlie is explaining his vasectomy to Jake, the amount of drink in Jake's glass changes. At first, it is almost empty. 30 seconds later, the glass is almost completely full. Jake is never shown filling it.
    • Quotes

      Charlie Harper: Well, Jake, your Uncle Charlie is getting a vasectomy.

      Jake Harper: Oh. What's wrong with the car you have now?

    • Soundtracks
      Manly Men
      (Theme Song)

      Composed by Grant Geissman, Lee Aronsohn and Chuck Lorre

      Performed by Dominik Hauser (upright bass), Elizabeth Daily and studio musicians (vocals)

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    • Release date
      • May 24, 2004 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Filming locations
      • Stage 26, Warner Brothers Burbank Studios - 4000 Warner Boulevard, Burbank, California, USA
    • Production companies
      • Chuck Lorre Productions
      • The Tannenbaum Company
      • Warner Bros. Television
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    • Runtime
      • 22m
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Stereo
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.78 : 1

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