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'Two and a Half Men' Season 11 Renewal

Kevin Fitzpatrick — Mon, 29 Apr 2013 22:01:07 +0000

Late last week word broke that CBS' long-running powerhouse 'Two and a Half Men' would return for an impressive 11th season, though conflicting reports emerged about "Half Man" Angus T. Jones remaining with the series or not. Now, CBS has stepped in to officially confirm the series renewal, including stars Ashton Kutcher and Jon Cryer, clarifying what role Angus T. Jones will have going forward as well. Get the scoop on 'Two and a Half Men' season 11 inside!

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'Two and a Half Men' Season 11: CBS Renews, Angus T. Jones to Recur

Kevin Fitzpatrick — Fri, 26 Apr 2013 23:30:43 +0000

CBS' 'Two and a Half Men' isn't about to let The CW and NBC have all the fun with their major renewals today. The eye network has officially added 'Two and a Half Men' to its other 18 series previously renewed, negotiating new deals with series stars Ashton Kutcher and Jon Cryer for one more year. Controversial star Angus T. Jones will return to the series as well in a recurring capacity, following the bizarre string of comments that saw the actor denouncing the show over his religious beliefs, but what else can we expect from 'Two and a Half Men' season 11?

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Religious Zealot Praises Angus T. Jones + Names a Slew of Celebrity Satan Worshipers

Kathy Landin — Sat, 01 Dec 2012 16:23:42 +0000

By now, you’ve heard more than enough about Angus T. Jones – aka Jake from ‘Two and a Half Men’ – and his videotaped religious outburst about what “filth” the show that pays him $350K an episode is.

He later apologized for those remarks, and then his mom told the world she thought his newfound church might be exploiting him.

And the story isn’t over yet.

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So Angus T. Jones from 'Two and a Half Men' Might Be in Some Creepy Cult [VIDEO]

Kathy Landin — Tue, 27 Nov 2012 21:00:12 +0000

Religious rantings sure do travel fast, and that's good news for zealots. But if you’re an enthusiastic evangelist like Angus T. Jones and you try to impress your godly new friends by publicly insulting your very high-paying day job, having the people in charge at said job see your comments about the “filth” they create could be detrimental to your employment health.

Especially if those people include ‘Two and a Half Men' creator Chuck Lorre, who's certainly no stranger to firing mouthy sitcom stars.

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