History Heartwarming / TwoAndAHalfMen

---> '''Alan:''' *puts on a happy face* Hey buddy!
---> '''Jake:''' *hugs Alan* It's okay dad.

--> '''Charlie:''' If you ever repeat this, I will deny it, but my brother is the most decent human being I know.

* Episode 18: Puerile jokes aside, Charlie is rather quick to accept his ex Bill ([[OldFriendNewGender formerly Jill]]) for who he is.

* Hell, the entire set-up with Walden & Alan is heartwarming, when you stop & think about it - They initially bond over their recent losses (Walden's marriage ending, Charlie's death), before becoming firm friends by the end of the season.

* Episode 18: Puerile jokes aside, Charlie is rather quick to accept his ex Bill ([[{{Transgender}} formerly Jill]]) for who he is.

* Episode 17: Charlie's been sulking because if both Judith and Alan died, some distant relatives of Charlie and Alan's would get Jake because Alan feels Charlie wouldn't be responsible as a parent. Jake hurts himself and starts bleeding from the head, Charlie's devotion and determination to make sure Jake's okay is truly heartwarming and shows that Charlie had a HiddenHeartofGold in the earlier seasons.

* Though peppered with humor, Alan bids a poignant goodbye to Charlie's cremated remains.
* The quality of Season 9 is a case of YMMV, but the episode where Alan's reading Charlie's journal and reading the parts about him and Jake and that Charlie loved them is heartwarming.

* Walden meeting up with his gorilla "half brother".

* Though peppered with humor, Alan bids a poignant goodbye to Charlie's cremated remains that borders on [[TearJerker]].

* Episode 17: Charlie's been sulking because if both Judith and Alan died, some distant relatives of Charlie and Alan's would get Jake because Alan feels Charlie wouldn't be responsible as a parent. Jake hurts himself and starts bleeding from the head, Charlie's devotion and determination to make sure Jake's ok is truly heartwarming and shows that Charlie had a HiddenHeartofGold in the earlier seasons.

* Episode 23: When Jake accidently quotes a sexist quote in front of Judith and her support group, she bans Jake from going to Charlie's house, Charlie goes over to Judith's and shows that how devoted he is to Jake and that he truly loves his nephew.

** Being genuinely remorseful that he didn't help Alan when he was a kid and apologising.

** Jake telling Alan that he misses Charlie and that he learnt that he doesn't want to be alone like Charlie was.

* Charlie is a huge JerkAss in Season 8, but at the end of Skunk, Dog Crap and Ketchup, he is sincerely trying to convince Alan's ex to return to his brother, because she's all the poor brother has. It is pretty much one of the blink-and-you'll-miss-it moments where Charlie genuinely shows compassion to Alan.

** ---> '''Charlie:''' If you ever repeat this, I will deny it, but my brother is the most decent human being I know.

** --> Charlie: If you ever repeat this, I will deny it, but my brother is the most decent human being I know.

* Charlie's efforts to help Alan get over Kandi throwing him out, even showing genuine worry that Alan might try to commit suicide.

* Charlie is a JerkAss, but at the end of Skunk, Dog Crap and Ketchup, he is sincerely trying to convince Alan's ex to return to his brother, because she's all the poor brother has. It is pretty much one of the blink-and-you'll-miss-it moments where Charlie genuinely shows compassion to Alan.

** Episode 17: Charlie's been sulking because if both Judith and Alan died, some distant relatives of Charlie and Alan's would get Jake because Alan feels Charlie wouldn't be responsible as a parent. Jake hurts himself and starts bleeding from the head, Charlie's devotion and determination to make sure Jake's ok is truly heartwarming and shows that Charlie had a HiddenHeartofGold in the earlier seasons.

* In Season 3, episode 8, the episode that introduces Mia, Jake gets a crush on her and when he finds Mia and Charlie together on the balcony, he ends up getting angry at Charlie and calls him an assface. Charlie knows how he feels and even though he really wants to spend the night with Mia, he refuses to do so because he cares about Jake way too much.
** He then goes to Jake's room and apologises about it and they end up having a heartwarming uncle/nephew moment.

* Charlie refuses to marry Mia because he doesn't want to throw out Alan and Jake because no matter how much he complains about them, he loves them and doesn't mind taking care of them.

* At one point, Charlie was getting pretty serious with Linda Harris, who has a son. One episode has him taking care of the kid through feeding him, helping him go to the bathroom, and playing music for him. It's a really sweet series of PetTheDog moments for Charlie.

* Doubtless Charlie is a fucking douchebag, but at the end of Skunk, Dog Crap and Ketchup, he is sincerely trying to convince Alan's ex to return to his brother, because she's all the poor brother has. It is pretty much one of the blink-and-you'll-miss-it moments where Charlie genuinely shows compassion to Alan.
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ap8hmr9cQQ&feature=related The end of this video.]]

* Walden meeting up with his gorilla "half brother".

* Charlie's efforts to help Alan get over Kandi throwing him out, even showing genuine worry that Alan would try to commit suicide.

* Season 1
** Episode 8: After Jake and Alan find out that Judith filed for divorce, Charlie tells Jake that it's okay to cry sometimes (he's been told). Jake then goes and hugs Alan.

** Episode 23: When Jake accidently quotes a sexist quote in front of Judith and her support group, she bans Jake from going to Charlie's house, Charlie goes over to Judith's and shows that how devoted he is to Jake and that he truly loves his nephew.
** Episode 24: When Charlie gives up on trying to have a vasectomy, Jake tells him he'd be an awesome dad.
* At one point, Charlie was getting pretty serious with an Asian woman with a son. One episode has him taking care of the kid through feeding him, helping him go to the bathroom, and playing music for him. It's a really sweet series of PetTheDog moments for Charlie.

** Jake telling Alan that he misses Charlie and that he learnt that he doesn't want to be alone like Charlie was.

* Doubtless Charlie is a fucking douchebag, but at the end of Skunk, Dog Crap and Ketchup, he is sincerely trying to convince Alan's ex to return to his brother, because she's all the poor brother has. It is pretty much one of the blink-and-you'll-miss-it moments where Charlie genuinely shows compassion to Alan.

* In the episode when Jake and Alan find out that Judith filed for divorce, Charlie tells Jake that it's okay to cry sometimes (he's been told). Jake then goes and hugs Alan.

* Season 1 finale, when Charlie gives up on trying to have a vasectomy, Jake tells him he'd be an awesome dad.
* Season 1, episode 17, Charlie's been sulking because if both Judith and Alan died, some distant relatives of Charlie and Alan's would get Jake because Alan feels Charlie wouldn't be responsible as a parent. Jake hurts himself and starts bleeding from the head, Charlie's devotion and determination to make sure Jake's ok is truly heartwarming and shows that Charlie had a HiddenHeartofGold in the earlier seasons.
* Season 1, episode 23, when Jake accidently quotes a sexist quote in front of Judith and her support group, she bans Jake from going to Charlie's house, Charlie goes over to Judith's and shows that how devoted he is to Jake and that he truly loves his nephew.

* Season 1, episode 17, Charlie's been sulking because if both Judith and Alan died, some distant relatives of Charlie and Alan's would get Jake because Alan feels Charlie wouldn't be responsible as a parent. Jake hurts himself and starts bleeding from the head, Charlie's devotion and determination to make sure Jake's ok is truly heartwarming and shows that Charlie had a HiddenHeartofGold in the earlier seasons.

* Season 1 finale, when Charlie gives up on trying to have a vasectomy, Jake tells him he'd be an awesome dad.

* At one point, Charlie was getting pretty serious with an Asian woman with a son. One episode has him taking care of the kid through feeding him, helping him go to the bathroom, and playing music for him. It's a really sweet series of PetTheDog moments for Charlie.