Two And a Half Men : Episode 7 : Season 4 : Watch HD

 Ashton Kutcher stars as Walden in the ninth-season premiere of Two and a Half Men (after Charlie's death). In the ninth-season premiere episode, Alan, devastated by the death of his brother Charlie and the loss of his house to his estranged nephew, leaves to live with his mother Evelyn. He returns three episodes later and offers both Alan and Jake a room in his beach house after kicking out his girlfriend Rose. Walden is an Internet billionaire who needs friends, so he allows Jake and Alan to move in with him.\

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After Charlie Harper's death, Alan takes in his brother, this season's first episode, when Walden Schmidt (Ashton Kutcher) buys the beach house. The season ends with Alan and Jake leaving to live with their mother, Evelyn. Jake later returns to say goodbye to Walden, who adopts a baby girl from China.

As the antics enter their tenth season, the Malibu Beach house is sold to internet billionaire Walden Schmidt (Ashton Kutcher) who hopes to turn over a new leaf after his divorce.With Charlie out of the picture, and (more or less) Alan out of the house, Walden has room to invite some new friends into his life.

The ninth season of Two and a Half Men began with the aftermath of Charlie Harper's death. Alan is devastated by this, as he was beginning to make peace with his brother. Walden Schmidt was introduced as Charlie's replacement and proved to be fairly popular among audiences. Following the loss of his job and girlfriend, Walden goes back to the beach house where he meets one of Charlie's old girlfriends, Bridget Schmidt. Bridget is later revealed to be his wife, who divorced him after finding out that he had cheated on her with another woman named Zoey. Walden dates Zoey and invites her to move in but soon she unveils her true persona - that she is an indecisive, manipulative gold-digger who only returns if there are expensive gifts. Alan moves in temporarily but once Bridget gets a divorce from Walden in the Season 9 finale, he decides to stay at the beach house permanently.

Following the death of his brother, Alan Harper (Jon Cryer) contemplates suicide. However, Walden Schmidt, a billionaire with depression, decides to move in with Alan and they become best friends. Along with Evelyn Harper (Holland Taylor), they help raise Jake Harper (Angus T. Jones). The series premiered on September 19, 2003, right after Mad TV and achieved 9.2 million viewers in its first week and received mixed reviews from television critics

In Season 9, after Walden Schmidt (Ashton Kutcher) replaced original character Charlie Harper, the original premise of the show regarding being about two brothers sharing an apartment was changed. Now, the series is about two bachelors living in one house, with one of them being a divorced internet billionaire. The theme song for Two and a Half Men remains the same except that it's announced "Meet Walden Schmidt", rather than "Meet Charles Francis Harper".

A divorced father who lost custody of his son finds himself unable to hold down a job. He decides to move in with his friend Charlie, whose beach-front Malibu house is paid for by his successful television anchor ex-wife, Judith. However, Charlie's frivolous lifestyle often comes into conflict with Alan's issues, so he decides to move in with closely with his brother and mother and is offered a teaching job at the local community college, where he moves in with them. While teaching one of his classes, he meets beautiful British chocolate heiress Mia Townsend (Emmanuelle Vaugier), who was an old friend of Charlie's and briefly dates her until they break up when she leaves Los Angeles for London. In season seven, Jake moves out after being accepted into the police academy and moving in with .

Alan and Walden are left devastated when Bridget breaks up with Walden. He becomes depressed, leading a stripper-less bachelor party for Alan, where he performs a song about his depression. Later in the tenth season, Walden is shown to be back with Zoey. She tells him that she loves him, even though she accidentally shot and killed this woman while arguing over him. They end up adopting thirteen-year-old Louis because Zoey was already in the process of adopting him.

Charlie Sheen and Jon Cryer star in this Emmy®-nominated comedy that is not their family's story. Rather, it's a story of friendship: two guys bonded by the same woman. Having been single for a while, Alan Harper (Cryer), more or less happily divorced, is surprised when his brother Charlie (Sheen), a notorious playboy who’s made a career of seducing single and married women alike, envisions himself as a changed man ready to enjoy wedded bliss with his fiancée, Chelsea (Jennifer Bini Taylor). We know better; and so does Alan. After all, he’s been living in Charlie’s beach house for eight years, ever since his wife drove her car into the Pacific Ocean during an argument about him cheating on her with her best friend—a fact she didn't realize until reading it in his diary. Now that's awkward! But Alan is about to discover even more about his brother's world when his teenage nephew "Jake" moves in with him following the death of his dad, Charlie. The two become fast friends … almost like best friends … maybe more like begrudgingly co-dependent roommates. 

Season 9 of the sitcom Two and a Half Men was premiered on CBS on September 19, 2011, and ended on May 14, 2012. This is the last season to feature Angus T. Jones as "Jake Harper". In March 2014, Jones publicly criticized the series, calling it "filth" and testifying to its negative influence in his life; he returned the following season for a cameo after the character had left for the Army

In this comedy series, two single men -- one a millionaire and the other an eccentric Internet billionaire who lost his wife -- decide to live together. The unlikely roommates find themselves dealing with many family and career issues as they share their lives in this sitcom that's filled with wacky situations.