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Two and a Half Men Season 2 Episode 12

A Lungful of Alan

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AIRED: 1/3/05

Alan is jealous of Charlie when an old classmate, who's now a beautiful woman, seems to be more interested in Charlie.

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7.0

By bigbandtheory, Feb 17, 2010

I guess it wasn´t bad. But having finished with the first season of Two and a Half Men and being on the twelfth episode of the second., i expected much more.

I mean the ending was very good. That twist almost saved the whole episode( i loved the never never never part). But the part when they were having dinner, and Alan always got screwed up, it was a good part at first but then i got really tired!! Expecially when they were in the bathroom.

The fnal thing i didnt like was the fact that Jake didnt apear that much. Jake´s my favourite character and he´s alwAYS funny so they should have given him a better role.

Overall, not the best, but it had its moments.moreless
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Not great, but still good

7.6

By j19000, Jun 07, 2008

This wasn't exactly the star of the show - this episode but all in all, it was good.

Charlie and Alan get involved with a woman in which they haven't seen since High School. This episode was more about how the boys fought over Ekkelberry Hound. The guys came up with ways to beat each other in order to get the old friend.

But, clearly, after all of this, she chose Charlie but it turned out that she was setting them up. She was seeing them on more of a revenge kick side of things. So, in the end, none of them got her, and she walked out of the Malibu house, slamming the door in the process.

The funniest part of this show was when Jake crashed the toy plane in the house - the final scene pretty much.

Well, truthfully, it could have been better but it was still a good show. The next episode is much better...moreless
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never never never

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By ferriswheel01, Feb 27, 2008

I just watched this episode on Paramount comedy and freaking loved it. Seeing Alan and Charlie fight over a woman who neither one of them fancied when they knew her in high school is definitely a must see episode. I have actually seen the episode a couple of times before but it never gets old. Paget Brewster is hilarious and the chemistry between the 3 of them is just amazing. But at the end of the day this is an episode that shows Charlie, Alan and Jakes usual self. This episode is Two and a Half Men at it's very best.moreless
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Jon Cryer	Alan Harper
Charlie Sheen	Charlie Harper
Angus T. Jones	Jake Harper

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Jamie Eckelberry

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TRIVIA (1)
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- Charlie says the title A Lungful of Alan in this episode.
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QUOTES (1)
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- Jamie: You can never have this. NEVER, NEVER, NEVER!
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NOTES (4)
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- The German episode title is "Eine Nase voll Alan", meaning "A Sniff of Alan". The French title is "Une brise printanière", meaning "A Spring Breeze". The Italian title is "Mai, mai e poi mai", meaning "Never, Never, Never". The Spanish title is "Mucho Alan", meaning "Lots of Alan".
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- This episode's end titles has Chuck Lorre's Vanity Card #127.
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- Marin Hinkle (Judith), Melanie Lynskey (Rose), Holland Taylor (Evelyn), and Conchata Ferrell (Berta) didn't appear in the original airing of this episode.
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- Jon Cryer and Paget Brewster starred together on the short lived sitcom, The Trouble with Normal.
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- Charlie keeps referring to Alan's old classmate, Jane Eckelberry as "Eckelberry Hound", a play on the cartoon character, Huckleberry Hound.
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- Charlie exclaims, "To the Batcave, Alfred," in reference to the headquarters of Bruce Wayne's alter ego, Batman, and his butler.
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