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	Comments on: &#8216;Two and a Half Men&#8217; season 10, episode 21 review: Alan does NOT handle this well	</title>
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		By: Jeffrey		</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Jeffrey]]></dc:creator>
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					<description><![CDATA[I agree. This episode was beyond predictable. You know, when this series began, the Alan-character was somewhat more grounded and really had reason to be cheap and a leach. Remember, Charlie practically ruined his bro&#039;s divorce proceedings. But as the seasons wore on, this Alan-is-cheap bit has been run into the ground. He used to be a working leach; you saw him actually make a living. When was the last time you saw Alan work? The writers have become so lazy, his cheapness has just become a given...kinda like the GOP and Obama...they just don&#039;t like the guy. And that is my main problem with the show now. The writing has become so tired, lazy and mundane, they don&#039;t even attempt to add some depth to the Alan-character. He&#039;s just become a walking Murphy&#039;s law, just like in this episode.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I agree. This episode was beyond predictable. You know, when this series began, the Alan-character was somewhat more grounded and really had reason to be cheap and a leach. Remember, Charlie practically ruined his bro&#8217;s divorce proceedings. But as the seasons wore on, this Alan-is-cheap bit has been run into the ground. He used to be a working leach; you saw him actually make a living. When was the last time you saw Alan work? The writers have become so lazy, his cheapness has just become a given&#8230;kinda like the GOP and Obama&#8230;they just don&#8217;t like the guy. And that is my main problem with the show now. The writing has become so tired, lazy and mundane, they don&#8217;t even attempt to add some depth to the Alan-character. He&#8217;s just become a walking Murphy&#8217;s law, just like in this episode.</p>
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		By: scotti		</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 27 Apr 2013 14:50:00 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[He&#039;s the louse everyone loves to see screw up which does regularly. Where does he go from here? Probably out of the closet would be my guess, and frankly, I think about time. It certainly wouldn&#039;t shock anyone and if anyone remembers Charlie&#039;s former girlfriend&#039;s father played by Stacy Keach already broke the openly gay barrier on the show.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>He&#8217;s the louse everyone loves to see screw up which does regularly. Where does he go from here? Probably out of the closet would be my guess, and frankly, I think about time. It certainly wouldn&#8217;t shock anyone and if anyone remembers Charlie&#8217;s former girlfriend&#8217;s father played by Stacy Keach already broke the openly gay barrier on the show.</p>
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