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Three Girls and a Guy Named Bud

Episode aired Sep 20, 2010
TV-14
22m

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8.4/10

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Charlie Sheen, Jon Cryer, and Angus T. Jones in Two and a Half Men (2003)

Two And A Half Men: Three Girls And A Guy Named Bud

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Alan unsuccessfully tries to keep Jake from finding out that he's sleeping with his friend Eldridge's mom; Charlie contemplates giving up drinking after an unusually wild night he can't reme... Read allAlan unsuccessfully tries to keep Jake from finding out that he's sleeping with his friend Eldridge's mom; Charlie contemplates giving up drinking after an unusually wild night he can't remember.Alan unsuccessfully tries to keep Jake from finding out that he's sleeping with his friend Eldridge's mom; Charlie contemplates giving up drinking after an unusually wild night he can't remember.

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1.7K

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The signs are there

This 8th series was the one that got cut short due to Charlie Sheen's difficulties away from the show, and his eventual sacking, and sadly there are numerous signs that all is not well with him in this episode.

Just a little too thin, just a little too slow on delivery of lines, even the very short hair cut all tell a tale. However, as ever Sheen is very funny as Charlie Harper, and although not carrying the episode, is key to its success.

As ever with 'Men' the plot is thin, but in most cases the jokes are good, albeit more and more sex obsessed.

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Trivia
Herb says to Alan, "You're one lucky duckie". "Duckie" was the name of Jon Cryer's character in Pretty in Pink (1986).

Goofs
After Lyndsey sprays the whipped cream on Alan, the whipped cream can nozzle does not have any excess whipped cream on it, indicating Lyndsey did not really spray anything on Alan and sound effects were added.

Quotes
Alan Harper: Why would a girl be leaving Jake's room at seven in the morning?
Charlie Harper: What do you think?

Connections
References Three Men and a Baby (1987)

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)