Two and a Half Men (season 12)～Last episode

この番組はチャーリーの女性の扱いが不快に近かったので
ほとんどみてなかったのですけど
テレビをつけていたらはじまって、
Arnold Schwarzeneggerまで出演して
過去をふりかえった総集編っぽかったので
最後までみてしまいました。
Wikiをみてやはり最終回であったことがわかりました。

Arnyがそれが本当なら自分はカリフォルニア州の知事だというジョークも。
Christian Slaterがチャーリーシーンと間違われて保留されていたり。

最終回は出演者が豪華で面白かったです。

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16 "Of Course He's Dead" James Widdoes Chuck Lorre, Lee Aronsohn, Don Reo & Jim Patterson February 19, 2015 13.52[40]
Alan tries to prove Charlie is dead in order to collect $2.5 million in back-royalties, but has no proof other than Rose's word. Evidence begins to mount that Charlie is still alive. The royalty money is claimed, threatening notes are received, and Jenny, Jake, Chelsea and friends of Charlie receive mysterious checks for large cash amounts along with written apologies. Alan receives a FedEx package addressed to Charlie containing whiskey, cigars, and a knife with which Charlie used to chase Alan.
Rose says that Charlie is still alive, explaining how, after catching him cheating, a goat saved Charlie when Rose threw him into the path of an oncoming train, following which Charlie is returned to America and held captive. Evelyn and Rose then go into hiding while Alan and Walden go to the police before finding the house vandalized with more threats. Jake Harper drops by and tells a surprised Alan and Walden that he left the Army, is now married and living in Japan and has turned his $250,000 into $2.5 million in Vegas. The police say they have captured Charlie, but the suspect is Christian Slater. Alan, Walden and Berta relax in lounge chairs while they smoke Charlie's cigars and drink his whiskey. They observe a helicopter carrying a piano approaching the house. Charlie, seen only from the back, approaches the front door and the piano falls on him. The camera pulls back from the set to where producer Chuck Lorre is sitting, upon which Lorre turns around and says "winning", only to have a piano fall on him.
Title quotation from: Alan's response to Walden asking if he is sure Charlie is dead.

去年の2月に終わったのですね。