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'Two and a Half Men' renewed: Ashton Kutcher, Jon Cryer in; Angus T. Jones, not so much
April 26, 2013, 8:41 PM EST
By Tim Kenneally
TheWrap
"Two and a Half Men" has been renewed for another season with Ashton Kutcher and Jon Cryer signing back on to return, an individual with knowledge of the situation confirms to TheWrap.
Angus T. Jones, on the other hand, won't be back -- at least not as a regular, though it's possible he could recur on the series.
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Jones, who plays the son of Cryer's character, Alan Harper, famously trashed the show last year, calling the series "filth" in a video. Jones later apologized, and it's unclear whether the video had anything to do with his departure. For the past season, his character, Jake, has been in the Army.
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Kutcher came aboard the show in September 2011, for the series' ninth season. Kutcher, who plays Internet billionaire Walden Schmidt, replaced original star Charlie Sheen, who was ousted after a run of bizarre behavior that included insults directed at "Men" co-creator Chuck Lorre.
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'Two and a Half Men' renewed: Ashton Kutcher, Jon Cryer in; Angus T. Jones, not so much
April 26, 2013, 8:41 PM EST
By Tim Kenneally
TheWrap
"Two and a Half Men" has been renewed for another season with Ashton Kutcher and Jon Cryer signing back on to return, an individual with knowledge of the situation confirms to TheWrap.
Angus T. Jones, on the other hand, won't be back -- at least not as a regular, though it's possible he could recur on the series.
Bing: Ashton Kutcher as Steve Jobs
Jones, who plays the son of Cryer's character, Alan Harper, famously trashed the show last year, calling the series "filth" in a video. Jones later apologized, and it's unclear whether the video had anything to do with his departure. For the past season, his character, Jake, has been in the Army.
Tell us on Facebook: Can the show work without Angus T. Jones?
Kutcher came aboard the show in September 2011, for the series' ninth season. Kutcher, who plays Internet billionaire Walden Schmidt, replaced original star Charlie Sheen, who was ousted after a run of bizarre behavior that included insults directed at "Men" co-creator Chuck Lorre.
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