Well, since I can't offer anything new and exciting to "LOST" threads, here goes.....

Sorry if this belongs in "spoiler tags" - but it's just a guess, so I don't think it does.

I think that Charlie and Alan's Mother's new Husband and Daughter (Jenny McCarthy) are con artists. After last nights episode of his not wanting to have a pre-nup, as well as "Jenny" taking a large sum of cash from Charlie - it wouldn't surprise me that the story will develop that New Husband and Daughter dissappear with Mom's money.

Actually, it's not even my theory! It's "Mrs. Heffernan's!"

men, men, men, men, manly men, men, men ....

I agree with your theory and thought of this as well.

I think you are probably correct especially since the brothers discovered that their mother had money.

Isn't this show switching writers with CSI? If so, there will be probably a murder of Wagner that they have to figure out who did it (which will be his daughter, who probably isn't even his real daughter but his accomplice in the scam).

Just as a note, I can't believe how filthy this show is.

Movieking is dead-on with that guess.

I'm not a viewer of "Two And a Half Men" so I can't judge the quality of the episode compared to the average one of that show, but being a total CSI nut I really enjoyed and laughed throughout this writer's crossover tonight.

The spin on the theme (lyrics changed to "Who Are You? Men-Men, Men-Men"), the "CSI style" shots of that kid's digestive processes, George Eads' cameo, the Catherine Willows look-a-like, all good stuff, and funny.

I call it a success, but can't imagine how it stands up for fans of that show.

I don't watch CSI, but I thought this was a great episode. This show is very underrated. It's one of the raunchiest shows on TV, which amazes me, since it's the #1 comedy and its on CBS. It's pretty base and simple minded, but it does a great job at it.

Agreed! This was one of the best episodes ever period. Didn't see that twist at the end coming and Charlie was right that red tank top was very distracting during the questioning at the police station.

I can't believe how well Charlie Sheen and Jon Cryer work off each other delivering lines week after week

Berta is great too but I just wish they would use Rose more often.

the CSI team using the UV light in Charlie's bedroom -- "It looks like a Jackson Pollack painting."

That had me howling, best laugh of the night (out of many laughs). Even the after-episode card was funny (written by the CSI writers).

I enjoy this show as much as the next guy but I'm baffled with the things they get away with...

Berta: I wonder who was smoking his sausage

Terrific episode - this show consistently proves that even low comedy can be high art.

Could it be that the censors are so out of touch the innuendos go over their heads?

You hit the nail on the head. The kid cracks me up, too. It's the only show on TV where I'm shaking my head and laughing at the same time!