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The 16th episode of Season 12, titled , serves as the second half of the one-hour series finale for Two and a Half Men . It originally aired on February 19, 2015 , on CBS. Episode Summary
In a highly meta ending, a figure resembling Charlie (viewed from behind) approaches the beach house. Just as he rings the doorbell, a helicopter drops a grand piano on him. Series creator Chuck Lorre then appears on screen, says "Winning," and is also crushed by a falling piano. Notable Guest Stars
After escaping, Charlie sends threatening messages to Alan, Walden, and Evelyn while mailing large checks to his former girlfriends and Berta.
Rose admits she kidnapped Charlie four years prior after finding him in Paris with a hooker, a mime, and a goat. She kept him held captive in a pit in her basement until he recently escaped.
The finale revolves around the shocking revelation that is not actually dead.
The 16th episode of Season 12, titled , serves as the second half of the one-hour series finale for Two and a Half Men . It originally aired on February 19, 2015 , on CBS. Episode Summary
In a highly meta ending, a figure resembling Charlie (viewed from behind) approaches the beach house. Just as he rings the doorbell, a helicopter drops a grand piano on him. Series creator Chuck Lorre then appears on screen, says "Winning," and is also crushed by a falling piano. Notable Guest Stars
After escaping, Charlie sends threatening messages to Alan, Walden, and Evelyn while mailing large checks to his former girlfriends and Berta.
Rose admits she kidnapped Charlie four years prior after finding him in Paris with a hooker, a mime, and a goat. She kept him held captive in a pit in her basement until he recently escaped.
The finale revolves around the shocking revelation that is not actually dead.
