The Best Episodes of Two and a Half Men Season 3

After falling off the roof, Alan needs Charlie's help in looking after Jake, which interferes with Charlie's social life.

Director: Gary Halvorson

Writer: Lee Aronsohn, Chuck Lorre

Jake gets suspended from school after drawing an offensive picture of a girl in his class that has large breasts. Meanwhile, Charlie is asked to watch over Alan's chiropractic office after pulling an all-nighter.

Director: Gary Halvorson

Writer: Eddie Gorodetsky, Susan Beavers

Alan has been dating a lot, and Charlie soon finds out that it has been one woman - his ex-wife, Judith. He tries to stop Alan, and even brings Rose, Evelyn and Berta to interfere - but Alan ignores them all.

Director: Gary Halvorson

Writer: N/A

Berta causes tension between Charlie and Alan, when she temporarily moves in with them

Director: Gary Halvorson

Writer: N/A

Charlie learns he can't be in a long-lasting relationship, becuase of unresolved issues he has with his mother. Jake asks Charlie for advice about a girl at school.

Director: Gary Halvorson

Writer: N/A

Ignoring Alan's warnings, Charlie continues to date Isabella until she threatens to put a curse on his manhood.

Director: Gary Halvorson

Writer: N/A

Charlie wakes up with Rose the morning after her birthday party. Her irate father comes to ask Charlie about what the future holds for him and Rose, but the unexpected happens when Evelyn shows up.

Director: Gary Halvorson

Writer: N/A

Charlie tricks Jake into taking ballet lessons, so he can get close to the teacher.

Director: Gary Halvorson

Writer: N/A

One of Charlie's elderly neighbors tries to seduce Alan, while Charlie tries to stop Jake from giving money to a televangelist.

Director: Asaad Kelada

Writer: N/A

Charlie helps Alan with his obsession of always having to get approval from the women in his life.

Director: N/A

Writer: N/A

Alan starts dating a woman with a Martha Stewart complex. Before long she's running the house with an obsession for perfection.

Director: N/A

Writer: Susan Beavers, Don Foster

Charlie sees a therapist to learn how to deal with Alan's emotional insecurities.

Director: N/A

Writer: Lee Aronsohn, Chuck Lorre

Charlie finds himself in a relationship that is not based on sex.

Director: N/A

Writer: Eddie Gorodetsky

Charlie arranges a romantic date with Mia in the hopes of consummating their relationship. Alan begins to date Charlie's most recent ex-girlfriend.

Director: Gary Halvorson

Writer: Susan Beavers, Don Foster

Charlie has trouble keeping up with Mia's healthy lifestyle, so he begins to sneak beers, cigars, and burgers behind her back. When Mia finds out what he was doing, Charlie has to decide if he is truly in love with her or just whipped.

Director: Gary Halvorson

Writer: Lee Aronsohn, Chuck Lorre

Alan has trouble deciding if he should bring his younger girlfriend to Jake's birthday party to meet his mom and his ex-wife. Rose tries to get her boyfriend to act more like Charlie.

Director: Gary Halvorson

Writer: Susan Beavers, Don Foster

Charlie is nominated for an advertising award, but he decides to boycott it because his arch nemesis always wins. The rest of his family tries to trick him into going. Rose is having relationship problems with Gordon and seeks help from Charlie.

Director: Gary Halvorson

Writer: Eddie Gorodetsky

Alan starts to have financial problems when he starts paying for his girlfriend's bills, so Charlie tries to get him to break up with her. Meanwhile, Judith is after Alan because he is late in paying his alimony check.

Director: Gary Halvorson

Writer: Lee Aronsohn, Chuck Lorre

Charlie is surprised to find out that Kandi has been living with them for the last three weeks. Alan is having a tough time helping Kandi earn a living. Charlie has lost his sense because of the dry-spell he is going through.

Director: Gary Halvorson

Writer: Eddie Gorodetsky

Alan tries to win Kandi back. Meanwhile, Charlie starts to sleep with her mom, Mandi, and Judith gets set up with her father, Andy.

Director: Gary Halvorson

Writer: Susan Beavers, Don Foster

Jake’s teacher has a meeting with Alan and Judith to discuss the lack of interest Jake has at school. Alan starts to fall for Francine, in a platonic way, because he is tired of the lack of intelligent communication he has with Kandi. Charlie helps Jake audition for his school musical.

Director: Jerry Zaks

Writer: Lee Aronsohn, Chuck Lorre, Eddie Gorodetsky

A girl from Jake’s school invites him to his first boy-girl party. Charlie and Alan help him get ready for it by giving him advice. Alan and Charlie get nostalgic and remember their first boy-girl party.

Director: Lee Aronsohn

Writer: Lee Aronsohn, Chuck Lorre

Mia comes back to town with her dance troupe and invites Charlie to her performance. At first, he decides not to go and tries to convince Alan that he no longer has feelings for her. He goes to the see the performance and Mia explains that she wants some of Charlie’s sperm. Charlie responds by asking Mia for something.

Director: James Widdoes

Writer: Lee Aronsohn, Chuck Lorre

Charlie and Mia start making their wedding arrangements. Things begin to fall apart when their two families meet each other. They eventually decide on a small ceremony in Las Vegas.

Director: James Widdoes

Writer: Susan Beavers, Don Foster