Not only does The Big Bang Theory have a guest appearance from Charlie Sheen in Season 2, but the anime Oshikuru: Demon Samurai, first credited in Two And A Half Men (read more here), also got space in The Big Bang Theory . There are also plenty of cameos to discover in Two And A Half Men, including Megan Fox, Enrique Iglesias, John Stamos or Jenna Elfman and Thomas Gibson from Dharma & Greg.
What many fans of Two And A Half Men may not know is that the sitcom also had a great crossover with CSI: Track the Criminals. The creators of the two series have entered into an unusual deal: The “Two And A Half Men” writers wrote a “CSI” episode, while the “CSI” writers wrote an episode of the popular sitcom. And of course, as it should be, the episode “Two And A Half Men” was about a murder.
This is titled “A Corpse for the Wedding” (Season 5, Episode 17) and revolves around the fact that Everlyn Harper’s (Holland Taylor) new husband Teddy (Robert Wagner) dies during the wedding. Then, of course, the investigative work begins and the entire episode parodies the clichés of the “CSI” series. George Eads even has a small cameo appearance in the episode, which will of course make fans of “CSI” very happy.
Conversely, Charlie Sheen, Jon Cryer And Angus T Jones a cameo appearance in the CSI episode “Who’s the Star in the Snake’s Nest?” (Season 8, Episode 16). Here, investigators can drive around the grounds of a film studio, while the trio “Two And A Half Men” can be seen in front of a trailer. So that means “Two And Half Men” is part of the “CSI” universe, which also includes “CSI: Miami”, “CSI: NY”, “CSI: Cyber”, “Cold Case” or “Without A Trace” includes. “” included.