Oh, my, this week’s episode of Two and a Half Men was full of carnal interludes, drugs and loyal subjects.
 
  
 Walden  and Zoey seemed to hit that dreaded spot in any relationship where  everything suddenly becomes boring, but that all became water under the  bridge after awhile… provided they visit many more zoos in the future.
 I  can understand Zoey’s reluctance in saying certain words. After all,  she’s British. Those Brits are so formal, looking for better words all  the time, trying to replace vulgar ones with others such as frisky and  randy. Seriously, Berta hit the proverbial  nail on the head by calling  her “Mary Poppins.”
 She  had a little bit of trust issues, but seeing as Walden and her child  hit off, it’s safe to say, those worries are long gone now. I do hope  their relationship continues to grow stronger.
 Indeed,  we were treated to a little bit of character development from Zoey in  “Duchess of Dull- In-Sack,” as viewers were introduced to her ex-  husband, who happens to be 177th in line for the throne and her  daughter, Ava. The latter is really sweet, and she gave Walden his new  name, “Sir Schmidt,” Her ex, though? A complete douche bag.
 This  week was a little low on jokes, but Berta, Jake and Eldridge had the  best lines of the night. From Jake suggesting that he and Eldridge could  be ringers for each other… to finding Berta’s brownies… and Berta’s  borderline racist jokes about Poland and shoes… I could not stop  laughing. I’m happy to see other characters are getting more screen  time, with Alan relegated a bit here, though still produce some  chuckles.
 All  in all, a good episode. I look forward to the return of Judy Greer,  while Aston Kutcher looks kind of young with that haircut. I also hope  Jake and Eldridge find the real Zoey. Finally: best of luck to Zoey’s  ex-husband – that succession line is really long.
 