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Charlie double-dates with Jake and fixes Alan up with a hooker.
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  • Jake's grown up, and so has his attitude

    7.9
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    Another enjoyable episode of the show. I was very pleased with the plot as well as the constant humour in it. I think that Jake and Charlie just screw up everything constantly. It's turning into something beyond crazy. I'm wondering if any of them will ever pick up a good woman at the rate their going.
    Lol, I loved the episode, it was enjoyable, unlike a few in the past, but this one was a well written based episode. Humour, suspense, entertaining and most probably more hilarious than the first few catagories. And Alan with a hooker, what the hell? Who could have thought Alan?moreless

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  • Jake's grown up now, looks like the Two and a Half Men are all up for the ladies.

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    It always entertains me when I see Jake going after a girl. This time he totally falls for this blonde girl Milly and he is so funny staring at her speechless and with this big smile on his face. Of course a woman from Charlie's past has to be the mother of Milly and so the nephew and his uncle are up for double-dating.
    Alan spices up the comedy when he gives this hooker a head-ache , not letting her to do "her job", but he's happy when the hooker leaves and gives him back his 500 dollars. Overall it was a very nice episode, watching all the guys chasing girls, and now that Jake's all grown up I think we'll see more of that in the upcoming future.moreless

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    • Alan says the title "Winky-Dink Time" in this episode. Edit
    • In the kitchen scene, when Jake accepts the double date for him and Charlie the bottle in front of Charlie keeps changing. On one shot you see nearly the whole label, in the next shot only a bit of the left of the label. It's changing constantly, but Charlie never seems to touch the bottle. Edit
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    • The German episode title is "Ohne Mücken kein Beglücken", meaning (idiomatically) "No Pain, No Gain". The French title is "La fille de joie", meaning "The Prostitute". The Italian title is "Vuoti di memoria", meaning "Memory Lapses". The Spanish title is "La bajada de bandera", meaning "Lowering the Flag". Edit
    • International Airdates: Slovakia: January 27, 2010 on Markiza Edit
    • Music: The Police's "Roxanne" sung by Jon Cryer Edit
  • Quotes

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    • Berta: So, Zippy's getting a hooker? Charlie: It would appear so. Berta: Talk about earning your money. Edit
    • Alan: So, did you make the call? Charlie: Everybody wants me to pimp for them. I might as well get a purple hat, high boots, and a full-length fur coat. Alan: If anyone can pull it off, it's you. Edit
    • Alan: (to Alexis) No money, no honey... No looty, no booty... No cash advance, I'm not in your pants. Edit
  • Allusions

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    • Before Charlie leaves with Jake for their double date, he calls him "Mr. Black" and says he doesn't want to be "flashy-thinged," referring to the memory-wiping device used in Barry Sonnenfield's 1997 film, Men in Black. Edit
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