If Angus T. Jones really wants out of Two and a Half Men, we can think of a few young actors who probably wouldn’t mind getting “filth”-y.
In case you’re not up to date on the latest Men controversy: A religious testimonial video that surfaced Monday shows the CBS sitcom’s youngest star imploring viewers to “please stop watching” his hit series because it’s “filling your head with filth.”
While it’s probably unlikely Jones will be fired for his incendiary comments, we nonetheless put together a (semi-serious) gallery of potential replacements. But we’re sure you’ve got suggestions of your own, so click through the pics and then hit the comments with your ideas for who should fill Jake’s Army boots!
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Sterling Beaumon, Lost
Spencer Breslin, The Center of the Universe
Shawn Pyfrom, Desperate Housewives
Nick Jonas, Jonas
Mitchel Musso, Hannah Montana
Lucas Grabeel, Switched at Birth
Kevin G. Schmidt, The Young and the Restless
Jonathan Lipnicki, Jerry Maguire
Emory “Leo” Cohen, Smash
Cole/Dylan Sprouse, The Suite Life of Zack and Cody
Asher Book, Parenthood
Oscar the Grouch, Sesame Street
Filth you say? BRING IT.
What do you think of our picks? Sound off in the comments!
Sterling Beaumon, Lost
Spencer Breslin, The Center of the Universe
Shawn Pyfrom, Desperate Housewives
Nick Jonas, Jonas
Mitchel Musso, Hannah Montana
Lucas Grabeel, Switched at Birth
Kevin G. Schmidt, The Young and the Restless
Jonathan Lipnicki, Jerry Maguire
Emory “Leo” Cohen, Smash
Cole/Dylan Sprouse, The Suite Life of Zack and Cody
Asher Book, Parenthood
Oscar the Grouch, Sesame Street
Filth you say? BRING IT.
What do you think of our picks? Sound off in the comments!
I can seethe kid from High School Musical replacing him
Comment by Patrick Maloney November 27, 2012 10:17 AM PDT Reply To This Post
Is he just now realizing it’s filthy? When he was a little boy, I was uncomfortable with the lines he read and the lines being said around him. I wondered how much of the off-color topics he was exposed to or was he just on the set at select times?
As his employer, they have every right to fire him, without compensation, for making public statements detrimental to his employer. Part of any standard employer-employee agreement.
I think they should do what they did with Charlie Sheen’s character and give him a humiliating death. Have him go into battle and come out fine, and then when he’s returning home, have him step in front of a taxi and get run over. And seriously, the show is no longer two and a half men if the half man is an adult now. Further humiliate his character by giving him a baby from some girl he knocked up and then abandoned by joining the military and now his dad has to care for his grandson (for some reason they could come up with)
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