The Ol' Mexican Spinach

Episode aired Oct 30, 2014
TV-14
22m

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Two And A Half Men: The Ol' Mexican Spinach

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When Walden has a health scare on Halloween, he tries to re-prioritize his life with the help of Alan.When Walden has a health scare on Halloween, he tries to re-prioritize his life with the help of Alan.When Walden has a health scare on Halloween, he tries to re-prioritize his life with the help of Alan.

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I finally gave it a chance and it was great!

I doubt anyone still reads reviews for this show but I wanted to say that I was totally pro Charlie and for the first time ever I'm watching all the Walden episodes. I'm not sure what happened in this final season. Were they cancelled because I think there's only 16 episodes here.

Anyway, aside from the final episode these last few seasons were great! In fact I think they should've made a show dedicated to Walden and perhaps have Barry in it as well.

I was just expecting this to be so much worse and it's really not. Sure it's not Charlie Sheen and the show completely changed direction after Jake grew up but if you loved this show I'd definitely give these episodes a chance!

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Trivia
For Halloween, Alan (Jon Cryer) dresses as Duckie from Pretty in Pink (1986), a character who was played by Cryer.

Goofs
In season 13 Episode 13 Slowly and in a circular motion, Walden put Alans name on the deed to the house. If Walden were to die, Alan would get at least half of the house depending on how it was listed.

Quotes
Alan Harper: Ooh, I can see your nipples, officer.
Tracy: Anything you see.will be held against you.
Stacy: And I'm Harry Potter. But I'm not so hairy.

Connections
References The Brady Bunch: The Subject Was Noses (1973)

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)