“Two and a Half Men,” the beloved sitcom that debuted in 2003, has left an indelible mark on television history. As we step into 2024, a look back at the show’s cast reveals how time has transformed its stars both personally and professionally.

Jon Cryer, who played the lovable Alan Harper, was 38 years old when the series premiered. Now at 59, Cryer has continued to thrive in the industry, showcasing his versatility in various projects. Angus T. Jones, who portrayed the show’s youngest character, Jake, was just a child at 10 years old during the show’s inception. Today, he is a 30-year-old navigating life beyond the spotlight.

The late Conchata Ferrell, who portrayed the sharp-tongued housekeeper Berta, passed away on October 12, 2020, at the age of 77 due to cardiac complications. Her legacy remains cherished among fans. Charlie Sheen, who played the iconic Charlie Harper, remains in the public eye at 59, reflecting on his tumultuous career and personal challenges.

Holland Taylor, who brought the character Evelyn Harper to life, is now 81, continuing to engage in acting with her impressive body of work. Ashton Kutcher, who joined the cast later as Walden Schmidt, is now 46, balancing a successful acting career with entrepreneurial ventures.

Other notable cast members include Maureen Hinkle, who is now 58; Melanie Lynskey, who at 47 has established a prominent career; and Courtney Thorne-Smith, now 56. Jennifer Taylor, who played Chelsea, has also aged gracefully, celebrating her 52nd birthday this year. Lastly, Amber Tamblyn, who joined the show in its later seasons, is now 41 and continues to make waves in the entertainment industry.

As we reflect on the evolution of the “Two and a Half Men” cast, it’s clear that while time changes us, the impact of this iconic series endures in the hearts of its fans.