Two And A Half Men Episode 1.11 Alan Harper, Frontier Chiropractor

Two And A Half Men Episode 1.11 Alan Harper, Frontier Chiropractor

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Two And A Half Men Episode 1.11 Alan Harper, Frontier Chiropractor

Episode Premiere

December 15, 2003

Genre

Comedy

Production Company

Chuck Lorre Prod., Tannenbaum Co., Wolf Films, WB

Official Site

http://www.cbs.com/primetime/two_and_a_half_men/

Information

Episode Premiere

December 15, 2003

Genre

Comedy

Period

2003 - 2015

Production Co

Chuck Lorre Prod., Tannenbaum Co., Wolf Films, WB

Distributor

CBS

Official Site

http://www.cbs.com/primetime/two_and_a_half_men/

Cast and Crew

Director

Robert Berlinger

Screenwriter

Chuck Lorre, Don Foster, Lee Aronsohn, Mark Roberts

Main Cast

Ashton Kutcher as Raymond
Jon Cryer as Alan Harper
Conchata Ferrell as Berta
olland Taylor
Marin Hinkle
Angus T. Jones as Jake Harper
Charlie Sheen as Charlie Harper

Additional Cast

Rebecca McFarland
John Valdetero
Daniel R. Escobar
Lucky Vanous

Synopsis

While at the movies, the brothers bump into Judith and her new boyfriend. Seeing that Judith has changed her look, and the fact that Jake doesn't think Alan is as cool as Judith, prompts Alan to realize that if he wants to get back into the dating scene, he's going to have to change his look as well.

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