Two and a Half Men - It's OK, Dad [HD]
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- Jake realizes that Alan and Judith are not going to get back together and will definitely get divorced. He feels sad, but lets his father know it's OK.
Season 1, episode 8 (Twenty-five Little Pre-pubers Without a Snoot-ful).
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Season 1, episode 8 (Twenty-five Little Pre-pubers Without a Snoot-ful)
You will notice that these moments got fewer and fewer as the seasons rolled on
totally right
I just also realised they really wanted to get back some of the initial spark the show had with jake and Charlie. Introducing the new little kid in the final season made it full circle...in a weird way.
There was that time after Chelsea postponed her wedding to Charlie & Evelyn comforted him. Even if it ended with a joke, that was a moment where 2 people who took great pride in not liking each other & telling them so frequently, showed maybe not all is dysfunctional between them. As some have said, it was more like Holland Taylor comforting Charlie Sheen in that scene.
have to agree. by season 8 it was completely gone
Yeah and Alan got creppier and creeppier
I love this father-son moment. Made me cry. Too bad the show didn't have much more of these moments.
Donna Haynes It was a Comedy Show , Duh ?!! Would you like to see SNL with These kinda Moments !!!
True, every comedy show needs some heart. No wonder the later seasons it busted. There wasn't any heart left, it was just mean jokes aimed at each other's expenses. Can't laugh at the tragedies of life if there is nothing to celebrate about life.
kushagra bhardwaj Seinfeld never had these moments and it was the best sitcom ever. These moments shouldn’t be in sitcoms.
You are right.
The Rockster just because it did well with Seinfeld, doesn't mean it will do well in other sitcoms. Seinfeld's set up and lack of plot is different than Two and a Half Men's style and existence of plot.
The way that Jake hugged his father comforting him just makes my heart melt
So much ❤🤧😢😭😞😪
Charlie's talk with Jake, followed by Jake embracing his father and Alan holding him back. One of this show's very rare heartwarming moments. ❤
This is when Jake was still cute, innocent, and naive. He turned into an idiot after season 3.
Thomas Storff I like it better when he’s an idiot
@@xxmajesticsailorjupiterxx7951 idk they made him really dumb, which was kinda stupid because he was somewhat smart as a kid
Puberty idiot
That is not his fault turning into an idiot, it's the writers fault, they decided to have his character be that way. The actors are only doing their job.....
You know what, when I come to think about it. When Jake got older, hanging out with his friend Eldridge , the writers made them look like. Beavis and Butthead
This is Probably the only heartfelt moment in the show
No there were like 2 more heart felt scenes like this..
When Charlie left Mia for his family is my favorite heartfelt moment
When Evelyn confronted Charlie when Chelsea postponed the wedding.
also missed out on the second episode, where charlie forgave jake for letting seagulls inthe house, especially the line from Alan to charlie about being mad at jake, "you can take away everything, you just dont take away your love"
When Rose left.
With Charlie's line
"Okay, maybe not tomorrow."
"It's a vicious circle, but the liquor industry is built on it"
Haha I was looking for this
ain’t lyin
Big facts
FACTS 💯🔥🔥🔥
Every time I watched it, fresh tears rolled out of my eyes, Charlie pls come back.
sly4me too late
Its crazy that at the start of the show they actually created sentimental and significant scenes but then corrupted and deteriorated the show.
Yeah, this show felt more like a drama.
Two and a Half Men doesn't have a lot of these heart-warming (or heart-wrenching depending on how you wanna view it), but when they do have them, they nail them on the head.
Jake reminds me of my baby brother.
I couldn't walk for 8 years
One day, when he was just six, he gave me a hug just like jaje and said
I sincerely hope and wish for my big brother to heal and recover, so that my big brother will be happy again someday in life
I didn't just hear it, I felt it
And cause he wished so hard, and it came from his heart... His wish came true
In 2012,i had surgery. I've walked perfectly ever since
Gotta bless these moments
Damien Heather from an archive “Never happened”.
They said once you go black you gonna need a wheelchair but the feeling in your legs will come back 🤣
Chuck Lorre's ego destroyed this show
Him and Ass-Face Kutcher
@@jayofthelion4262 why, why does everyone hate Aston??!!, Sure he may have let the show down but it already was and he's appearance marked the downfall, though his performance wasn't terrible but just off the standards set by Charlie. That's it that was his contribution not that Charlie fucked his own life or Producers were dick
@@wwechamp888 Yeah plus Aston is a really cool dude in real life so I never understand the hate some people have for him.
@@jayofthelion4262 👍👍👍
@@delta2ish Ashton Kutcher has made fun of Charlie Sheen on live television which is offending for us fans you assface
I wish they kept Jake the way he was in season 1.
i know right , the more forward he became more dumb
Yeah ..and what's the deal with changing Jake every season
NCC-1701 I wished they made him sentimental and intelligent rather than dumb and annoying.
Last 2 Seconds when you hear music, almost made me cry, literally.. God I miss this show!
first time I ever cried from a show
just wish somebody had said this to me as a kid.
Every main character in that series triangle had a specific purpose. Jake's was to make Charlie realize how reliable and loving he can be, and for his dad, to motivate him to keep his head above the water (he didn't turn into a real schmock until Jake became independent). Alan's purpose - aside from being Jake's dad - was to make Charlie deal with his oppressed childhood memories. Charlie's function as a smooth cynicist was to help Alan (re)gain as much self-confidence as possible with all the female vultures in his life... And with regard to little Jake, to save their father-son relationship. He never talked about it but throughout the first four seasons, he kept jumping in as some kind of "communication decoder" between the two. After that, they pretty much alienated the characters from their original personalities, for better and for worse.
I realize this comment is old but now that I'm watching this show again and having seen the Big Bang Theory, but the way they handled the characters on BBT was far more responsible than 2 & 1/2 men. Even though it was still funny, I'd say they started dropping the ball of characterization as soon as Season 2. It just got worse for everyone, even Charlie, as the seasons progressed. They all became caricatures of themselves.
@@danithoTBBT XD
Miss the old two and a half men.
The most heart warming scene in Two and a Half Men blended with humour at the right time.
Hats off to the best tv series. ❤️
that left me with tears...
Katerina K. Well, hello there cutie pie 😚
Zboris makedonski?
@@tokamak9286 You wrote it 3 years later!!! :DDD
This father-son moment means quite a lot to the actor who played Alan. Jon Cryer was actually going through his own painful divorce during season 1 of this show. His real life son was younger than the character Jake. Read Jon Cryer's autobiography for more info.... www.audible.com/pd/So-That-Happened-Audiobook/B00V6FCH0E
shutshuf Up
Not sure if anyone noticed. But season 1 had lots of little moments where Jake and Alan start to accept the divorce, and where Charlie, though less often, realizes that his life style might be hurting people without him meaning to. S1E6 had a great moment at the end, when Charlie and his mother have a conversation that makes him reconsider how he hurts the woman he is with by just ignoring them after, without giving them the common courtesy to tell them he isnt interested in a serious relationship.
These moments were only in season 1, and its really confusing why they vanished from here on.
why do you think they disappeared
I'm a great fan of the Charlie Era. However, I really, really would have loved for the show to maintain the vibe of the first two seasons. It's clear that Lorre realized that they were getting loaded just with the gag formula so they went on. I'd say the show's decline started around season 6 and Kutcher coming killed all that was left.
Where Alan was still sympathetic, Charlie actually cared for his family, and Jake was young and naive.
When did Alan stop being sympathetic? The show definitely went greatly downhill but I really think Alan was the 1 thing that stood the test of the shows run.
@@gerdtt79
Alan stopped being sympathetic around season 4, where his cheapness started to become his only quality.
gerdtt+ he was broken man when judith and the rest of his family pretty much sap whatever self esteem he had
man, from all the clips ive seen you never would have thought this show would have had such an emotional scene.
Aww I think Alan is such a good father
But deep down he’s a mean neurotic notorious mooch.
It’s a pity that he turns into the cheapest man alive.
Mario Garcia no,he isn’t!
Céline xx he’s ALWAYS been a good father!
@@mariogarcia620 yeah, but he still loved jake so much and tried to do anything possible for his son.
Aww. Young Angus! Great scene
I always missed the soul of this show... It was so prominent during the early years but it disappeared after season 3, and while I still love those years, there was so little emotion going around... Moments like this make me tear up and the show could’ve done with more of them...
Couldn´t agree more with all you´ve said.
when chuck logre still had creativity
it wasn't
I know haha, but these moments are amazing.
He is not a scenario writter.
I wish there were more of these moments, they make the show alive and enjoyable from the daily mean jokes.
1:00 love it wish there were more such moments
never going to stop appreciating this scene
Just isn't the same without Charlie.
Well that was random.
@@mladenbro8435 No it wasn't
That's what 2 girls would say if Charlie turned down a threesome with them and told them to do it without him.
I agree seasons 1-8 was the series. With Walden that was a spinoff show watched 1 maybe 2 episodes n I was like nope not the same, and stopped watching anymore unless Charlie was in it
What a great Father-Son-Uncle moment!
Best scene in the whole series - bond wise between Jake & Charlie...
it gets me everytime, i grew up without my father around.
one of my favourite scenes, always makes me happy. :)
1:06. Father and son moment. Love it.
Love it how Charlie can make you laugh in this sad scene.
Most beautiful scene of this whole series ... love them all.. ❤
This show used to be my life 😩
This one melts your heart and made me cry. It's sad but also beautiful because they come together; Jake for his father, and Charlie for Jake. I appreciate the subtle ways of the show to communicate love and unity.
I adore the humour in this show during the Charlie years (mostly from season 1 to 6) but I think the show would have been even better if it had kept the vibe of the first two seasons. I still laugh my ass off when I see the reruns, I still quote many of the jokes, but the depth scenes like this scene between Alan and Jake had wasn't there anymore.
This scene got way sadder for me now that my parents are divorced
Pisces Sorry about that. My parents divorced when I was very young. And it's funny I was thinking about that too.
Zuluring thanks man. My parents divorced last summer. The thing is growing up, they seemed to have an awesome relationship. I never thought this could happen
Everything will be alright. buddy.. don't worry.
✋
I really wish the show up more moments like this not that the non-stop comedy was bad but I would have felt more
I keep getting dust in my eye. Good clip dude.!!
All three best actors of Two and A Half Men in this scene
Angus Jones is the cutest sweetest little actor I have ever seen. He was just great in this show.
The first two seasons had a lot of moments like this. It was a good mix of comedy and drama.
this is the most emotional scene of Two and a Half Men altogether
the first two seasons of the show were the best, when charlie and alan had some actual character development and growth, after alan's second marriage, the show became the same "move out" joke over and over again
Charlie did care for Jake and alan both and showing his care was so good and agreed later show became about bashing alan which was not required 24×7 insulating him
This moment made me feel so nicez cuz Jake actually cares for his father😭❤
The problem is that, while it still made you laugh, the camaradery among the characters gradually dissapeared. Jake ended up being ashamed of Alan, Alan became a leech and plain and simple pathetic and Charlie slowly started to lose all his reedeming qualities.
Charlie was a great rolemodel in his on way
At the time not as the season progressed.
@@robertisham5279Exactly. It's just that by season 6 everyone just became a jerk.
I wish more scenes were like this in comedy TV shows.I remember Simpsons episode where homer puts maggie pictures all over his workspace to help him get through his job,at that point we don't think of homer as an idiot but as a caring father who loves his family and that is what made Simpsons special, it had amaizing emotional moments it wasn't just satire and funny jokes.Its the same with Two and a half men.
The show made Charlie & Jake hard ass then when they got carried away with act,no support,just fire everyone.Sorry bosses!
It's the same with family guy. They started out as a caring loving family. Peter was actually a decent father and he was only kind of dumb and now he's full blown retarded. Lois went from being a good mother to being a a selfish bitch. And they went overboard with the hate Meg thing.
I like how Charlie was worried about Jake being as he and Alan went through it multiple times
"The viscous circle that the liquor industry is built on." God that had me in stitches. xD
So brilliantly done.
One of the best episode
Mom, stop cutting the onions 😢😢😭😭😭😭😭
Pussy ! 😂😭
😂
Imagine if they got Sheen back for the final episode and made it a nice respectful ending but Lorre had to show his arrogance didn’t he?
Oh these 3 are just so adorable! 😭❤️
the chemistry these three had... amazing..
😞😞😢😢😢😢😢💓💓💓 makes u fill up with tears instantly
To be honest I like the father and son moments they have hug it out 👍👏👏⚡❤️💯
The show could use more family values instead of just relentless comedy
Rixarts Relentless sex*
But the comedy was great too, if you want family values, full house.
@Anne Liesveld Full house was actually all about stereotypes. 2 and a half men is distinctly an adult show, and the vast majority of the minor characters are not stereotypes. The whole point of this show is to give a comedic and realistic outlook on the life of a boy living with a wealthy playbook and a broke leech looks like.
The family-friendliness of the show is a cover-up for the broken reality of the family, stemming from the behavior of Evelyn.
It made me cry!
This show would've benefited a lot if they had more of moments like this..
This hits you in the spot 😢
Instead of young sheldon they should have worked on young jake
Dude how much younger could he get?
That'll basically be a rerun of TAAHM
You mean young charlie, right?
When Jake was still an innocent little boy!
Charlie provides a good example of how we have certain emotions
That was one of the sweetest moments.
The only sweet moment Alan and Jake had. By season 5 you more or less forget they're even father and son.
This definitely was the most emotional.moment of the entire seasons...
really powerfull how they balanced the show and included these types of moments
Two and a half men had such a potential with moment like this. I wish they did it more often.
Jake hugging his dad and comforting him by saying "it's ok dad" was so heartwarming
Alan is such a great father to him holding his pain in so Jake wouldn't be worried or scared
I would give everything to be able to hug my father and tell him that "it's ok". Sadly, I can only hope he's watching me...
Makes me emotional everytime! Perfect scene!
i was just melted few moments ago. very first time such a wonderful sentiment element in Two & Half men. i dont which sick bastards disliked diz video..
One of Charlie’s best moments.
Very touching
Aww 😭😭 That’s so sweet
I personally love this show I know in today’s society the show would never work because if it’s its content however this is one of those moments of that show where if there were more moments it would have even made the show more better and this was honestly a very sweet and touching moment!
Two and half men was at it's best between season 1-4. 3 for me was the peak of the series.
5-8 were great too.
Agree. Season 1-4 the best period. Season 5 was the last that was actually good though not as good as the previous ones.
emotional..
I wished they had more moments like these
I miss those moments cause Alan was always a very supportive and caring dad. But sometimes jake was just a pain in The ass, treating Alan like crap and even looking ungreateful for Alan's Love. Jake was still funny during all The seasons, but i Dont know, i just wish He and Alan showed more affection for each other like this
Back when we liked the characters
Easily my favorite moment of this show.
This was when Alan was more normal and Jake was not stupid.
When i moved out of my parents house, they were sadly disappointed 😢
So i embraced them in their arms and told them the same thing 😔😖
It’s gonna be okay ❤️🥺😭😔
This show could’ve been one of the best sitcoms ever if they kept the season 1 vibe & made the show like 5 seasons total.
Couldn't agree more. I mean, I still think the first 5-6 seasons are comedy gold but when you go back to the first two seasons, especially season 1, at times you can see a melancholic vibe perfectly mixed with the comedy that took the show to a new level.
@@mateoairaudo5535 completely agree. I love the first 6-7 seasons. But yeah exactly the first two seasons were super well made
@@pan7374 Exactly
My mom and my dad split up when I was nine. She was pregnant with my little sister Ripleigh back then. It was in 2011. My dad went through his parents divorce when he was a kid, too. Only unlike my dad, who used to live with his dad, I live with my mom.
This show used to actually mean something dammit
I notice that lot of Chuck Lorre shows have great (or at least decent/passable) ideas behind them as the premise of the show's episodes, but they always lack in the character development. There's almost never a touching moment where they stop to reflect something serious or deal with a tragedy or just show general growth and support. They do happen, as evidenced by this scene, but they're extremely rare and more often then not, they never have any lasting impact. Next episodes, it's right back to cheap laughs and the usual sitcom formula. Don't get me wrong, a sitcom that is based on comedy should focus primarily on that comedy, but the occasional serious moment, tragedy or just general growth of a character as they come to terms with a serious situation they've been faced with would be nice. 90's sitcoms did that and they managed to make it work. Modern sitcoms should be able to do the same.
AMEN. That´s something The Fresh Prince pulled off admirably. Hilarious, but really deep when it had to.
It’s good to see Alan be appreciated because he gets dumped on a lot in this show!
this shows comedy was great, but after season two it didn't have heart. Definitely needed more scenes like this
Jake its ok to feel sad, i been told.. lmaoo does charlie have feelings 😂😂😂
This felt so authentic 👏👏👏😭😭😭
If only TAAHM had more scenes like this, it might have become one of the greates shows of all time. Instead, they went to the pure comedy route without letting the audience have any connection to the characters. What a shame.
Ngl, that Jake and Charlie moment sticks with me. A rare heartfelt moment in the show.
Charlie’s gone it’s not okay😩
My dad took his life after the divorce! I was 6 at that time, I wish I could have done this and saved him!
I'm sorry
I honestly teared up.
This show was great until the later seasons. Having Charlie gone really killed it for me.