All 12 Seasons Arrive Free November 20 as Charlie Sheen’s Two and a Half Men Is Officially Beginning a New Streaming Era
A new place to stream
Until this change, viewers in the United States could stream the series on Peacock with a paid subscription. Pluto TV will be the show’s first free, on-demand streaming home.
Part of a broader deal
The series, starring Charlie Sheen, Jon Cryer and Ashton Kutcher, is moving to Pluto TV through a wider arrangement between the service and Warner Bros. TV. Both companies are part of Skydance Corporation’s holdings.
Variety described the announced shows as the “first wave of programming,” according to its report. The article said other Warner Bros. TV titles, including shows created by Chuck Lorre, could potentially join Pluto TV later.
A sitcom returns to attention
Two and a Half Men ran for 12 seasons on CBS from 2003 through 2015. It became one of modern television’s most successful sitcoms and drew strong audiences during its run.
The Pluto TV deal gives former viewers a new way to revisit the series. The service will make it available through its website and app.
Key points
- All 12 seasons of Two and a Half Men arrive on Pluto TV November 20.
- The series will be available on a free, on-demand streaming service for the first time.
- The sitcom previously streamed in the United States on Peacock with a paid subscription.
- The move is part of a wider Pluto TV and Warner Bros. TV deal.