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Product Description ------------------- Two and a Half Men: The Complete Sixth Season (DVD) Dont miss season six of the Number 1 comedy on television. Charlie Sheen, JonCryer and Angus T. Jones star in this comedy about men, women, sex,dating, divorce, mothers, single parenthood, sibling relations,surrogate families, money and, most importantly, love. Morespecifically, it's about two brothers Charlie (Sheen), a carefreebachelor with a house in Malibu and an easy way with women, and Alan(Cryer), his uptight housemate and Alan's son, Jake, who all live in thesame house. Complicating matters further is Evelyn, the guysnarcissistic, emotionally toxic mother; Judith, Alan's deeply neuroticex-wife; and Berta their outspoken housekeeper. Despite the complexitiesof their own lives and their family relationship, Charlie and Alan haveone thing in common they both love Jake and want what's best for him. Asa result, they manage to create a little family unit that promises tomake each of them a better man. ]]> .com ---- The Emmy-winning sitcom Two and a Half Men hits a peak in both character development and comedy in its sixth season. Change is the key to the season's appeal, and specifically in regard to unrepentant bachelor Charlie (Charlie Sheen), who finally begins to see the error of his hedonistic ways--in "A Jock Strap in Hell," he discovers that his fling with nephew Jake's former teacher (Alicia Witt) has pushed her into stripping--and even approaches something like a monogamous relationship with the spunky Chelsea (guest star Jennifer Bini Taylor). The maturation of Charlie's character, albeit brief, is a welcome surprise for the show, which all too often abandoned the ingratiating interplay between its cast in favor of crass bedroom and bathroom jokes. However, for those who appreciate that aspect of Men's humor, fear not: there's plenty of it on hand in season 6, though stronger laughs can be found in the conflict between Jon Cryer's Alan, ex-wife Judith (Marin Hinkle), who's expecting her first daughter, and amiable new husband , amusingly played by Drew Carey vet Ryan Stiles. The four-disc set includes all 23 episodes of Men's sixth season, as well as several light and likable extras. Juvenile lead Angus T. Jones gets the spotlight in "Growing Up Harper," and his grounded, unaffected demeanor in the face of a hit show offers a refreshing alternative to the public's general feelings about young actors. Equally entertaining is "Let's Hear It for the Girls: The Women of Two and a Half Men," which gives welcome coverage to its female cast, including series utility players Melanie Lynskey and Conchata Ferrell. An amusing gag reel rounds out the supplemental features. --Paul Gaita