‘Two And A Half Men’ Officially Renewed For Season 10

CBS has officially renewed their hit TV show Two And A Half Men for its next season. The comedy show will have its tenth go-around now that the network has completed a new license fee agreement with Warner Bros. TV.

The renewal comes a few weeks after the network finalized new deals with its three stars Ashton Kutcher, Jon Cryer and Angus T. Jones.

Two And A Half Men will be co-headed next season by executive producers Don Reo and Jim Patterson. Another executive producer, Eddie Gorodetsky, will continue being co-executive producer on Two And A Half Men, as well as a consulting producer on the other CBS comedy series The Big Bang Theory.

Currently, the show is in its ninth season and it is the first with actor Ashton Kutcher as the star. With Kutcher, Two And A Half Men has averaged 15 million viewers. CBS has renewed 19 shows for next season, five of which will be comedies: The Big Bang Theory, How I Met Your Mother, Mike & Molly2 Broke Girls and Two And A Half Men.

More details to come on the first air date…

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