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Two and a Half Men: Chocolate Diddlers Or My Puppy's Dead

Charlie and Courtney break up, sending Charlie back to see his psychiatrist.


Episode Info


Episode number: 8x12
Production Number: 3X6462
Airdate: Monday December 13th, 2010


Alternate Airdates:

NL (Veronica) Oct 18, 2011

  • Currently 8.5/10
8.5/10 (21 Votes cast)
Special Guest Stars
Jenny McCarthyJenny McCarthy
As Courtney
Recurring

Guest Stars
Jane LynchJane Lynch
As Dr. Freeman (Dr. Linda Freeman)
Recurring
Courtney Thorne-SmithCourtney Thorne-Smith
As Lyndsey (Lyndsey McElroy)
Recurring
Graham Patrick MartinGraham Patrick Martin
As Eldridge (Eldridge McElroy)
Recurring
Desi LydicDesi Lydic
As Veronica

Co-Guest Stars
Jim Marshall (1)Jim Marshall (1)
As Jim
Recurring
Valery   OrtizValery Ortiz
As Tracy (as Valery M. Ortiz)
Main Cast
Charlie SheenCharlie Sheen
As Charlie Harper
Jon CryerJon Cryer
As Alan Harper
Angus T. JonesAngus T. Jones
As Jake Harper
Marin HinkleMarin Hinkle
As Judith
Episode Quotes
Courtney: I hope you don't mind, I used your toothbrush.
Charlie: No problem. Where'd you use it?
Courtney: Nowhere your mouth hasn't been.

Charlie: I'll spare you the details of my selfish, narcissistic, soul-sucking mother, my deadbeat, oddly effeminate brother, and the future organ donor we call my nephew.
Veronica: Okay.
Charlie: And just to bring you up to speed on my recent romantic adventures. About this time last year, I was engaged to the greatest gal I'd ever met.
Veronica: So, what went wrong?
Charlie: Hard to pinpoint. It could've been my drinking, my compulsive gambling... Or it could've been me sleeping with her best friend.
Veronica: I can see why it'd be hard to pinpoint.

Charlie: I like to think of prostitution as trickle-down economics. Actually, it's all kind of trickle-down. It's very republican, when you think about it.

Alan: I'm not gay, I'm metrosexual.
Charlie: That's just a gay man who can't get laid.



Other Episode Crew

CreatorChuck Lorre  |  Lee Aronsohn
Executive ProducerOren Koules  |  Don Foster (1)  |  Eddie Gorodetsky  |  Susan Beavers  |  Eric Tannenbaum  |  Chuck Lorre  |  Mark Burg  |  Kim Tannenbaum  |  Lee Aronsohn
Co-Executive ProducerMichael Collier  |  Jim Patterson
Co-ProducerMary T. Quigley  |  Carol Anne Miller  |  Joe Bella  |  Toti Levine
Consulting ProducerDavid Richardson (1)  |  Don Reo
Associate ProducerJerry O'Sullivan (1)
Production DesignerJohn Shaffner
EditorJoe Bella
CastingKen Miller (2)  |  Nikki Valko
Unit Production ManagerCarol Anne Miller
First Assistant DirectorMark K. Samuels
Second Assistant DirectorChris Jensen
MusicGrant Geissman  |  Dennis C. Brown
Costume DesignerMary T. Quigley
HairstylistPixie Schwartz
Key GripBo Miller
Set DecoratorAnn Shea (1)
Property MasterLee Lee Baird
Production Sound MixerBruce Peters
Re-Recording MixerBob La Masney  |  Kathy Oldham
GafferBobby Burton
Director of PhotographySteven V. Silver
Coordinating ProducerSuzanne McCormack
Executive ConsultantEric Lapidus
Associate DirectorJean Sagal
Casting AssociatePeter Pappas
Makeup ArtistJanice Berridge
Theme ByGrant Geissman  |  Lee Aronsohn  |  Chuck Lorre
 

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