Do you watch "Two and a Half Men?"

I've never seen the CBS comedy "Two and a Half Men." Yet, in light of Charlie Sheen's recent media circus, I have to wonder who does watch it and why?

If you watch the show, do you watch it for Sheen? Or do you just watch it because it's on TV and it's something to watch? Will you watch it without Sheen?

Honestly, none of this really matters but Sheen's made the media his circus so I'm guessing we're all still talking about it.

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captain | March 9, 2011 at 9:52 a.m. (report)

You are right. I've never really watched it. I don't understand myself sometimes.

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sandstorm | March 8, 2011 at 3:32 p.m. (report)

Tony Soprano routinely "whacked" people and that show was pretty popular.
i'm not sure where your confusion is.
plus, i'd like to add the Charlie on that show is like Charlie Sheen Lite anyway.
the TV Charlie isn't banging back 7oz of rock in one sitting, doesn't have kids, doesn't threaten wives/girlfriends at knife point, etc.
anybody that thinks the Charlie on TV is all that much worse than Sam Malone, or Barney Stinson or any other lovable TV lotharios has probably never actually watched an episode of 2.5 Men.

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captain | March 8, 2011 at 10:20 a.m. (report)

I just don't get it. His behavior on the show would be considered terrible if it was in real life...yet it is the number one show?

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sandstorm | March 8, 2011 at 7:50 a.m. (report)

captain, are your favorite actors, artists, and musicians all saints in "real life"?
do you find it weird that you enjoy their work even though they are not?

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DowntownRed | March 7, 2011 at 9:16 p.m. (report)

I've never watched a full episode. It seems like a holdover sitcom from the '80's. I hope it goes away with Crackhead's firing.

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