Ashton Kutcher's addition to the CBS sitcom "Two and a Half Men" scored a huge 28 rating Monday night during the first real night of fall premiere week. Now the secret's out: It's Jon Cryer who's the draw here. We like Cryer, a modern-day Tony Randall. Other numbers: tuneful "Sing-Off" did a 5-change rating, "Two Broke Girls" benefited from the 'Men' tune-in with a 19 rating and the mediocre "Playboy Club" did a 5 rating.
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Charlie Sheen's gone and the ratings couldn't be better
Ashton Kutcher's addition to the CBS sitcom "Two and a Half Men" scored a huge 28 rating Monday night during the first real night of fall premiere week. Now the secret's out: It's Jon Cryer who's the draw here. We like Cryer, a modern-day Tony Randall. Other numbers: tuneful "Sing-Off" did a 5-change rating, "Two Broke Girls" benefited from the 'Men' tune-in with a 19 rating and the mediocre "Playboy Club" did a 5 rating.
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The only reason that it had such good ratings is because everyone was curious to see how they would make out without Charlie. Alot of people were very disappointed so dont be surprised that the ratings plumit. Charlie Sheen all the way!
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