Ep 1. Weekend in Bangkok With Two Olympic Gymnasts

Charlie Harper returns in the third season of Two and a Half Men, and he is up to his usual antics. In the season premiere, "Weekend in Bangkok With Two Olympic Gymnasts," Charlie invites Alan to join him on a trip to Bangkok, promising him a wild time with two beautiful Olympic gymnasts.

As soon as they arrive, it is clear that the trip will be filled with drinking, debauchery, and plenty of opportunities for Charlie to engage in his favorite pastime: chasing women. Meanwhile, Alan is struggling to keep up, anxious about the lack of structure and rules in their weekend getaway.

Charlie manages to charm the two gymnasts, and they spend the first night drinking and having fun. However, things take a turn the next day when one of the gymnasts accuses Charlie of stealing her necklace. Initially, Charlie denies it, but as more evidence surfaces, he realizes that he may have made a mistake in his drunken state.

Determined to clear his name and make things right, Charlie sets out to find the missing necklace. His search takes him through the seedier parts of the city, and he even ends up in a brothel. Meanwhile, Alan is left to his own devices, and he spends the day exploring the city and trying to avoid getting into trouble.

As the day wears on, Charlie becomes more and more desperate to find the necklace. When he does finally retrieve it, it seems that all is well. However, as the episode draws to a close, there is a sense that Charlie's escapades have consequences, and that he may not be able to continue living his life without facing some kind of reckoning.

Overall, "Weekend in Bangkok With Two Olympic Gymnasts" is a classic episode of Two and a Half Men, filled with humor, debauchery, and a healthy dose of heart. Charlie Harper remains one of TV's most beloved characters, and this episode is a perfect showcase for his irreverent wit and charm.