Two and a Half Men (2003)

1 continuity mistake in I'd Like to Start with the Cat

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Starring: Charlie Sheen, Ashton Kutcher, Melanie Lynskey, Jon Cryer, Angus T. Jones, Conchata Ferrell

Genres: Comedy

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I'd Like to Start with the Cat - S6-E15

Continuity mistake: When Chelsea and Charlie are in the coffee shop talking about how they're doing, Charlie is drinking a cappuccino-type drink with caramel or some type of syrup or drizzle on the inside of the glass. Once Charlie says something along the lines of "She's a real ball buster, I can't get away with anything", the camera cuts back and forth between Charlie and Chelsea and with each cut, the amount of caramel on the inside of the glass increases and decreases.

Justin Davis

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Mistakes

Yes, Monsignor - S2-E9

Continuity mistake: Alan is sitting at the kitchen table talking to his son Jake about a math test on which Jake got a bad grade. At the beginning of the scene Alan holds the open test in his left hand. When the camera switches back to him a second later the test is now in his right hand. Finally at the end of the scene the test is back in his left hand but is now folded. (00:04:50)

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Quotes

I Can't Afford Hyenas - S1-E14

Charlie: Your dad owns a bank?
Rose: Well no. Me, my brother and sister own 49%.
Charlie: Really.
Charlie: What about your mum?
Rose: Oh she doesn't have a bank.
Charlie: Oh.
Rose: She's in oil.

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Trivia

Trivia: The second TV series in which Charlie Sheen's character has been named "Charlie." The first was Spin City.

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Questions

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Question: Is Charlie's house the same set as Lavern & Shirley's house when they move to California? I think it's the same living room w/o the view of the Pacific.

aliciaintahoe

Chosen answer: No. It's very similar, but not the same set.

White Lock

Answer: To confirm, it is not the same set. In fact, the "Two and Half Men" production staff have officially denied their set is based on the "Laverne and Shirley" set, but just appear similar since they share a Spanish Colonial style. In addition, "Two and Half Men" and "Laverne and Shirley" were produced by two different companies and shot on two different stages.

Bishop73

Answer: It's the same set.

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