It's the end of a TV era!
"Two and a Half Men" wrapped up its 12-season run on Thursday night with a series finale that revolved around the idea that Charlie Sheen's Charlie Harper was still alive ... but no, the actor never made a cameo.
But another one of the original stars -- Angus T. Jones -- made an epic return, and, wow, did he look different. Sporting long hair and a scruffy beard, the young actor looked almost unrecognizable!
It has been two years since the 21-year-old star left the hit show after playing the character Jake Harper for nearly 10 years.
The actor received a wave of backlash in November 2012 when he repeatedly trashed the show and called it "filth." Although he apologized for his rant, CBS decided to drop Jones as a series regular.
This was the first time we've seen him reprise his role since his feud with the network, and we were happy to see him in the finale.
The episode was filled to the brim with other returning characters, including Charlie's daughter Jenny (Amber Tamblyn) and his ex Chelsea (Jennifer Taylor). There also were hilarious cameos from John Stamos, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Christian Slater!
In the final scene, a body-double meant to be Charlie, his back to the camera, approached Walden's (Ashton Kutcher) house, only to have a baby grand piano dropped on him. The camera pulled back to reveal co-creator Chuck Lorre in a director's chair. He turned to the camera and uttered Sheen's trademark manic phrase: "Winning!" Then a piano dropped on him.
Lorre definitely earned points for this one!
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