The television show Two and a Half Men premiered on CBS, introducing audiences to the dysfunctional Harper family.
Charlie Sheen was officially fired from Two and a Half Men due to personal and professional issues, leading to significant changes in the show's cast and storyline.
Ashton Kutcher joined Two and a Half Men as a new lead character following Charlie Sheen's departure, revitalizing the show's dynamic.
CBS officially ended Two and a Half Men after twelve seasons, concluding the long-running sitcom.
Charlie Harper, a successful jingle writer and bachelor, lives in his Malibu beach house, setting the main location for the show.
After his divorce, Alan Harper moves in with his brother Charlie, disrupting Charlie's carefree life.
Alan's young son Jake begins spending significant time living with Alan and Charlie, adding to the household dynamic.
Charlie starts a recurring complicated relationship with his neighbor Rose, known for her obsessive behavior.
Judith, Alan's ex-wife and Jake's mother, appears regularly, influencing Alan's personal life and the family’s dynamic.
Charlie injures himself seriously and attends rehab retreat, which temporarily alters household situations.
Charlie is presumed dead after being hit by a train, marking the end of Charlie Sheen's character arc.
Walden Schmidt, an internet billionaire, buys Charlie's Malibu house and moves in, continuing the show's main setting.
Alan begins to establish his own independent life away from his brother's influence and the house.
Jenny Harper, Charlie's previously unknown daughter, appears, bringing new family dynamics into the storyline.
