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Rough Night in Hump Junction (aka His Ugly Bundle)

Season 5, Episode 15, Aired 4/21/08

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Alan feels Charlie is unable to control his womanizing ways.

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Charlie isnt over Mia

8.5

"Great"

By seriesguy3998, Aug 17, 2009 Report Abuse

Two and a Half Men Season 5 Episode 15 Rough Night in Hump Junction (a.k.a His Ungly Bundle)
Charlie goes further in his womanizing ways, making Alan worry for him. Charlie goes to see Dr. Freeman and discovers he still misses the girl who escaped from him: Mia.

This episode was grt, rlly funny, but at the end I have the feeling that theres missing something. I know I've siad this before, even in other Two and a Half Men spisodes, but yeah theres a feeling of something missing. Well, Jake barely appeared and Alan and Berta didnt appear much on the ep. But overall it was grt ep which I rlly enjoyed.moreless

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The same storylines again, couldn't find much to laugh about from this episode

7.3

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By j19000, Jun 15, 2008 Report Abuse

It was another "okay" episode. I just couldn't follow, and the reason why is because when you watch something with the same damn stoylines again, it makes it out to be a little dull and just, dull... I love this show, really I do. But the humor that causes the audience to roll on the floor cracking up or crapping our pants has moved away to Vegas.
The plot which is what happens on an episode is very good, but I would like to see both that and the parts that make us crack up on the floor laughing be there. I don't understand why it happens, but surely and slowly, I'm starting to base this show as being a soap opera. Some episodes are very hilarious, while others aren't. In conclusion, not a very funny episode, but enjoyable plot of Charlie wanting to get back with Mia and facing his insecurities was good.
Really in traditional terms: Where would Charlie now be without Alan?
Still good all around.moreless

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By vishus1990, Jun 09, 2008 Report Abuse

This is the type of episode that keeps me coming back for more every time. It has plenty of funny one liners that will definately make you laugh out loud ( well they made me anyway ). Since this is a comedy show, this is what it should all be about. The episodes this season have been pretty good, i even think that they have been better than previous seasons, although I didnt watch as many episodes last season or took as much interest in them. He looked like he was genuinely in true pain, yet he didnt really listen to Alan throughout and continued with his "usual ways".

Overall good episode, plenty of humour, which is important.moreless

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Has Charlie really learned his lesson? Was Mia the real love of his life? Will Charlie change his womanizing ways? Will I stop asking questions and get on with the review?moreless

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By vendbien, Apr 25, 2008 Report Abuse

This could be the episode that we will look back on and say, "This was the turning point in Charlie (Sheen's?) Harper's life." Or we may look back someday and say, "This is where Two and a Half Men 'jumped the shark'."

Charlie starts off this episode doing what he does best - just a lot more of it. With just the slightest pre-show buzz, I already had the feeling that there could be a 'crash and burn' headed our way. He is juggling three women (by Alan's count... seven by his own scorecard) and getting pulverized by the ladies' various significant others for his trouble.

He ends up in his shrink's office (Jane Lynch, who has this role nailed - apparently), and we find out that the one girl (besides Denise Richards) that really broke off a little piece of Charlie's heart is Mia (E...mmm...maneuelle Vaugier) - who happens to be getting married this weekend.

We and Charlie get to see her (one last time?) just before the wedding, and Charlie pours his/our hearts out over losing her. He ends up a beaten, bloody sobbing mess at the end of this episode (but with one last nut-crunching laugh), and you have to wonder how he will come back from this.

He's always rebounded in the past, but if Charlie (and his character) don't heed this warning... what direction do we go in now?moreless

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Charlie can't get enough.

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By lawgotham, Apr 24, 2008 Report Abuse

Charlie can't get enough. ANd this is news to who? I have to admit I was laughing out loud. Charlie is sleeping with every woman he comes across. The consequences are he gets slugged by a lover's husband, he can't find one of his hmmmm how shall I say it...testicles and this is a running gag. On top of this he meets an old girlfriend who he can't remember her name and this leads to a double date.

His brother can't get any so he hires a hooker. ANd he still can't get it.

And the son is a bumblehead, doing everything wrong in the book on a double date with Charlie. Berta is the funniest with her sly and sometimes straight-forward remarks.

Looking at this review, I can see I haven't said much of anything. You'll have to trust me on this..it is a funny episode that that old-cads like me can identify with.moreless

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- Charlie and Mia's dad act like they don't know each other. However, they met in "Love Isn't Blind, It's Retarded", and officially met in "That Pistol-Packin' Hermaphrodite". Edit
- Berta says the title Rough Night in Hump Junction in this episode. Edit
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- The German episode title is "Der Trauerarbeiter", meaning "The Grieving Worker". The French title is "Coureur de jupons", meaning "Womanizer". The Italian title is "Il paese dei balocchi", meaning "The Land of Toys". The Spanish title is "Mala noche en Folletilandia". Edit
- International Airdates: Slovakia: January 27, 2010 on Markiza Edit
- This episode's end titles has Chuck Lorre's Vanity Card #205, a special audio card. It, along with the accompanying 204 card for the night's earlier Big Bang Theory (which was actually the exact same audio), caused Chuck Lorre's site to generate 'bandwith exceeded' errors the morning after the episode broadcast. Edit
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- Charlie: I learned why I screw around so much. Alan: Really? Charlie: Yup... I think I've spent my whole life trying to fill the empty space in myself by, you know... Alan: ...filling the empty space in others? Edit
- Mia: Charlie, what are you doing here? Charlie: I came to get you back. Mia: Are you out of your mind? Charlie: Well... I got the idea from my shrink. Edit
- Alan: Berta, have you noticed anything different about Charlie lately? Berta: What do you mean? Alan: Well, he's always been promiscuous, but I'm starting to think I should hide my bowling ball. Edit
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