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== False positive revert ==

Revert 4281700 was unnecessary [[Special:Contributions/24.112.172.121|24.112.172.121]] ([[User talk:24.112.172.121|talk]]) 15:04, 17 November 2023 (UTC)

The comments I made about Jake’s sexual promiscuity and drug use are backed up by another editor—and by show fact—in the article about actor Angus T. Jones. The comments about him marrying a Japanese woman with kids are backed up (again, by someone else) in the Plot section. As to the comments about Kandi’s “acting and sexual smarts”—that’s also fact. This all may be unsourced, but so is most of the pre-existing material in the Characters section. I’m willing to yield on the Charlie “evil genius” quote regarding Jake—as I’m uncertain as to the episode where he says it. But I stand by the assertion that he’s “smart” with regard to getting sexual innuendo and blackmailing others—as several episodes (particularly during Charlie’s relationship with Chelsea in seasons 6-7) feature that. Jake and Kandi are characters that on the surface seem pretty dumb, but in certain ways (often inconvenient for Charlie and Alan) they’re deceptively smart—and that needs to be in the write-up as much as anything else.

BTW, I tried to follow the rules given for reporting a false positive revert by a bot, but I couldn’t get to the “edit” page for it.


PS. Practically nothing in this article’s Characters section is formally sourced; if my edits here are OR or undue weight, then so are everyone else’s.
== Character clarity ==


PS. Most of my edits to character bios in this article simply bring them into conformity with the corresponding info on the [[List of Two and a Half Men characters]] article.
In episode 4 of season 2 Jake refers to his mother’s boyfriend as Greg melnick. Was he related to the herb melnick she married later in the series [[User:Lynn spangler|Lynn spangler]] ([[User talk:Lynn spangler|talk]]) 23:10, 25 February 2020 (UTC)


== Probably not, right? ==
== Kutcher is the main actor ==


Shouldn't Kutcher's name be on the top of the starring list as he is one of the main star of the show? [[Special:Contributions/188.113.95.213|188.113.95.213]] ([[User talk:188.113.95.213|talk]]) 17:37, 14 December 2023 (UTC)
– Andy Fielding Productions #1 –<br/>
("Vanity card", get it?)<br/>
Is it just me, or does it seem screamingly obvious that ending up on a sitcom could've left Charlie Sheen feeling insignificant compared to his dad's dramatic movie career? We can't actually propose this theory in the article though, can we? Even though it seems a viable explanation for the real-life lunacy connected with the show? Nah, didn't think so, And another bit of reasonably-conjectured history falls through the slots of propriety. Just saying. – [[User:AndyFielding|AndyFielding]] ([[User talk:AndyFielding|talk]]) 19:44, 15 February 2022 (UTC)

Latest revision as of 14:59, 16 April 2024

Former good article nomineeTwo and a Half Men was a Media and drama good articles nominee, but did not meet the good article criteria at the time. There may be suggestions below for improving the article. Once these issues have been addressed, the article can be renominated. Editors may also seek a reassessment of the decision if they believe there was a mistake.
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False positive revert

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Revert 4281700 was unnecessary 24.112.172.121 (talk) 15:04, 17 November 2023 (UTC)[reply]

The comments I made about Jake’s sexual promiscuity and drug use are backed up by another editor—and by show fact—in the article about actor Angus T. Jones. The comments about him marrying a Japanese woman with kids are backed up (again, by someone else) in the Plot section. As to the comments about Kandi’s “acting and sexual smarts”—that’s also fact. This all may be unsourced, but so is most of the pre-existing material in the Characters section. I’m willing to yield on the Charlie “evil genius” quote regarding Jake—as I’m uncertain as to the episode where he says it. But I stand by the assertion that he’s “smart” with regard to getting sexual innuendo and blackmailing others—as several episodes (particularly during Charlie’s relationship with Chelsea in seasons 6-7) feature that. Jake and Kandi are characters that on the surface seem pretty dumb, but in certain ways (often inconvenient for Charlie and Alan) they’re deceptively smart—and that needs to be in the write-up as much as anything else.

BTW, I tried to follow the rules given for reporting a false positive revert by a bot, but I couldn’t get to the “edit” page for it.

PS. Practically nothing in this article’s Characters section is formally sourced; if my edits here are OR or undue weight, then so are everyone else’s.

PS. Most of my edits to character bios in this article simply bring them into conformity with the corresponding info on the List of Two and a Half Men characters article.

Kutcher is the main actor

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Shouldn't Kutcher's name be on the top of the starring list as he is one of the main star of the show? 188.113.95.213 (talk) 17:37, 14 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]

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