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‘Two and a Half Men’ Season 11 Episode 4: ‘Clank, Clank, Drunken Skank’

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Clank, Clank, Drunken Skank

On this week’s “Two and a Half Men” Season 11 Episode 4 “Clank, Clank, Drunken Skank” Walden starts partying with Jenny and her hot friends. Meanwhile, Alan and Lyndsey’s illicit affair is jeopardized.

Show Summary:

Another year of bachelorhood brought many new adventures for roommates Walden Schmidt and Alan Harper. After his girlfriend turned down his marriage proposal, Walden was thrown back into the dating world in a serious way. He got invited to a threesome with Alan and his girlfriend, Lindsey, and then created a false identity in order to find a girl who wasn’t after his money. When Walden’s old friend Missy came to visit, Jake fell so head-over-heels for her he went AWOL from the Army. The guys may have thought things were going to slow down once Jake got transferred to Japan, but they’re about to be proven wrong when a niece of Alan’s, who shares more than a few characteristics with her father, shows up at the beach house.

“Two and a Half Men,” airs Thursday, Oct. 17, at 9:30 PM ET on CBS. Spoiler video below:

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