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The Big Bang Theory Hides in Its Title a Dark Reference to Two and a Half Men
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Although The Big Bang Theory's title conveys its relationship with the scientific environment, it actually has a double sexual sense in reference to Two-and-a-half men.
The men's WG shows itself to be experimenting: Womanizer Charlie (Sheen) cooks, Skewer brother Alan (Jon Cryer) turtles with two women at the same time, and the already more than half portion of Jake (Angus T. Jones) nips at his first beer...
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