Ep 6. It's Always Nazi Week

It's Always Nazi Week is the sixth episode of the sixth season of the popular TV series, Two and a Half Men. This episode introduces a few new things, as well as continuing some of the over-arching storylines of the season.

The episode picks up with Charlie, Alan, and Jake all enjoying some down-time after a long work week. However, things take a turn for the weird when they discover that their mother, Evelyn, is planning a trip for them to Germany. The reason? It's Nazi Week.

Evelyn, being the type of woman she is, has always had a strange fascination with Germany and the whole Nazi thing. So, when she found out that there was a whole week dedicated to it, she saw it as the perfect opportunity to take her sons on a little vacation. The boys are hesitant at first, but eventually agree to go along with it.

The trip to Germany is filled with all sorts of quirky moments, ranging from Evelyn's obsession with Nazi paraphernalia to Jake's new-found obsession with all things sausage related. Of course, there's also the usual comedy that comes from Charlie and Alan's constant bickering.

While on the trip, the boys also get to meet some new characters. There's Evelyn's new boyfriend, an eccentric German named Dieter who speaks very little English. Then, there's a woman named Greta who takes a liking to Jake, despite the fact that she's much older than him.

In addition to the fun and games, the episode also touches on some serious topics. There's a moment where Alan confronts his mother about her obsession with the Nazi's, asking her how she can be so interested in something so terrible. Evelyn's response is that she finds the whole thing fascinating because it's so dark and disturbing. This, of course, makes Alan even more frustrated with her.

There's also a moment where Charlie confronts Dieter about his lack of affection towards Evelyn. While Dieter seems to genuinely care for her, he's also very aloof and distant. Charlie offers some advice, telling Dieter that he needs to be more open with his feelings if he wants to make things work.

In the end, the trip to Germany ends up being a bit of a disaster (as most things involving the Harper family tend to be). However, there are also some sweet moments, such as when Jake says goodbye to Greta and tells her that he hopes they'll meet again someday.

Overall, It's Always Nazi Week is a fun and entertaining episode of Two and a Half Men. It offers up some laughs, as well as some poignant moments. While it might not be the most memorable episode of the series, it's still well worth watching for fans of the show.