Two And A Half Men

('Two and a Half Men') is a sitcom that humorously and sarcastically depicts the forced coexistence between two completely opposite brothers and the son of one of them.

Chuck Lorre and Lee Aronsohn created this series based on the clash of personalities between Charlie Harper (Charlie Sheen) and Alan (Jon Cryer). While one represents chaos, selfishness, and instant gratification; the other revolves around insecurity, frustration, and emotional dependence.

Through the three main characters, everyday situations taken to the extreme are observed that alternate between romantic relationships, often failed, and family conflicts that border on discomfort.

Charlie Harper is an immature bachelor who makes a living writing songs and lives in a mansion in Malibu.

Carefree and known for being a natural womanizer, his lifestyle will take a turn when his brother Alan comes to live with him. Alan doesn't come alone; he brings his son Jake with him. 

Charlie’s poor brother is going through a rough patch as he has just divorced his wife. Reluctantly, Charlie agrees. What seemed like a short stay turns into a long one. 

Soon Charlie's bachelor life will turn into a nightmare thanks to the presence of his brother. Because of Alan, their mother, Evelyn, will start making more regular visits, and there's also Berta, the unbearable housekeeper who always manages to make some degrading comment towards Charlie.

An acerbic portrait of masculinity, maturity that doesn't arrive in due time, and the fear of growing up.