A teenage star who makes $350,000 dollars per episode in the hit show Two And A Half Men has branded the series "filth" and urged fans not to watch it.
In the segment, entitled The Testimony of the Awakening of [a] star, Jones says at around the 7:45 mark in the video below: "If you watch 'Two and a Half Men,' please stop watching 'Two and a Half Men.'"
19-year-old Angus T. Jones does not want you to watch his show
"I'm on 'Two and a Half Men,' and I don't want to be on it. Please stop watching it, please stop filling your head with filth," he continues.
"People say it's just entertainment," he said. "Do some research on the effects of television and your brain, and I promise you, you'll have a decision to make when it comes to television, especially with what you watch on television. It's bad news."
The Forerunner Chronicles' Facebook page pledges dedication to "proclaiming the truth that you need to know!"
It adds: "To live and die for the truth" is the moto, and Jesus Christ is our General. He gives the orders...we put in the work! No questions asked."
Jones isn't the first star to speak out against "Two and a Half Men." His rant comes about a year-and-a-half after Charlie Sheen's meltdown, during which he repeatedly ripped the show and its creator Chuck Lorre. In response, the series wrapped production early, Sheen's character was written off the show, and Ashton Kutcher joined the cast as his replacement.
Warner Bros., the production company of "Two And A Half Men," had no comment on Jones' interview.
"Walden dates a hot 22-year-old woman, Stacey (Hilary Duff), but finds himself more attracted to her worldly grandmother, Linda (Marilu Henner). Meanwhile, Alan and Jake go on a father-son bonding trip."
"My Bodacious Vidalia"
"When Walden encourages a depressed Alan to update his look and start dating again, Alan faces a moral dilemma when he attracts a married woman."
"My Bodacious Vidalia"
"When Walden encourages a depressed Alan to update his look and start dating again, Alan faces a moral dilemma when he attracts a married woman."
"My Bodacious Vidalia"
"When Walden encourages a depressed Alan to update his look and start dating again, Alan faces a moral dilemma when he attracts a married woman."
"My Bodacious Vidalia"
"When Walden encourages a depressed Alan to update his look and start dating again, Alan faces a moral dilemma when he attracts a married woman."
"My Bodacious Vidalia"
"When Walden encourages a depressed Alan to update his look and start dating again, Alan faces a moral dilemma when he attracts a married woman."
"My Bodacious Vidalia"
"When Walden encourages a depressed Alan to update his look and start dating again, Alan faces a moral dilemma when he attracts a married woman."
"My Bodacious Vidalia"
"When Walden encourages a depressed Alan to update his look and start dating again, Alan faces a moral dilemma when he attracts a married woman."
"My Bodacious Vidalia"
"When Walden encourages a depressed Alan to update his look and start dating again, Alan faces a moral dilemma when he attracts a married woman."
Miley Cyrus Visits 'Two And a Half Men'
Walden (Ashton Kutcher, right) starts to feel his age when Missi (special guest star Miley Cyrus, left), the daughter of a friend, comes to town
Miley Cyrus Visits 'Two And a Half Men'
Walden (Ashton Kutcher, left) starts to feel his age when Missi, the daughter of a friend, comes to town.
Miley Cyrus Visits 'Two And a Half Men'
Walden (Ashton Kutcher, right) starts to feel his age when Missi (special guest star Miley Cyrus, left), the daughter of a friend, comes to town.
Miley Cyrus Visits 'Two And a Half Men'
Walden (Ashton Kutcher, right) starts to feel his age when Missi (special guest star Miley Cyrus, left), the daughter of a friend, comes to town.
Miley Cyrus Visits 'Two And a Half Men'
Jake (Angus T. Jones, left) meets Missi (special guest star Miley Cyrus, right) at Walden’s house.
Miley Cyrus Visits 'Two And a Half Men'
ake (Angus T. Jones, right) takes a break from the army to visit his dad, Alan (Jon Cryer, left).
Miley Cyrus Visits 'Two And a Half Men'
Walden (Ashton Kutcher, right) confesses to Alan (Jon Cryer, left) that he is starting to feel old.
Miley Cyrus Visits 'Two And a Half Men'
Walden (Ashton Kutcher, right) starts to feel his age when Missi (special guest star Miley Cyrus, left), the daughter of a friend, comes to town.
Miley Cyrus Visits 'Two And a Half Men'
Walden (Ashton Kutcher, left) introduces Missi (special guest star Miley Cyrus, center) to Alan (Jon Cryer, front right) and Berta (Conchata Ferrell, back right).
Miley Cyrus Visits 'Two And a Half Men'
Walden (Ashton Kutcher, right) starts to feel his age when Missi (special guest star Miley Cyrus, left), the daughter of a friend, comes to town.
"Two and a Half Men" Season 10
"I Changed My Mind About The Milk" -- Walden (Ashton Kutcher, left) plans a big surprise for Zoey's (Sophie Winkleman, right) birthday.
"Two and a Half Men" Season 10
"I Changed My Mind About The Milk" -- Walden (Ashton Kutcher, right) and Alan (Jon Cryer, left) share a drink.
"Two and a Half Men" Season 10
"I Changed My Mind About The Milk" -- Walden (Ashton Kutcher, center) meets a pretty girl (Brit Morgan, "True Blood").
"Two and a Half Men" Season 10
"I Changed My Mind About The Milk" -- Michael Bolton (left) helps Walden (Ashton Kutcher, right).
"Two and a Half Men" Season 10
"I Changed My Mind About The Milk" -- Michael Bolton (left) brings an inebriated Walden (Ashton Kutcher, center) home to Alan (Jon Cryer, right).
"Two and a Half Men" Season 10
"I Changed My Mind About The Milk" --Alan (Jon Cryer, left), tries to comfort Walden (Ashton Kutcher, center).
"Two and a Half Men" Season 10
"I Changed My Mind About The Milk" -- Alan (Jon Cryer, left), and Berta (Conchata Ferrell, right).
"Two and a Half Men" Season 10
"I Changed My Mind About The Milk" -- Michael Bolton (left) meets Evelyn (Holland Taylor, right).
"Two and a Half Men" Season 10
"I Changed My Mind About The Milk" -- Alan (Jon Cryer, far left), Michael Bolton (second from right) and Evelyn (Holland Taylor, right) try to talk Walden (Ashton Kutcher, seated) off a ledge.
"Two and a Half Men" Season 10
"I Changed My Mind About The Milk" -- Alan (Jon Cryer, left) and Michael Bolton (right) try to talk Walden (Ashton Kutcher, center) off a ledge.
"Two and a Half Men" Season 10
"I Changed My Mind About The Milk" -- Alan (Jon Cryer, left) and Michael Bolton (right) try to talk Walden (Ashton Kutcher, center) off a ledge.
"Two and a Half Men" Season 10
"I Changed My Mind About The Milk" -- Walden plans a big surprise for Zoey's (Sophie Winkleman, right) birthday.
"Two and a Half Men" Season 10
"I Changed My Mind About The Milk" -- Jake (Angus T. Jones) Skypes with Alan from the Army.
"Two and a Half Men" Season 10
"I Changed My Mind About The Milk" -- Jake (Angus T. Jones) Skypes with Alan from the Army.
A teenage star who makes $350,000 dollars per episode in the hit show Two And A Half Men has branded the series "filth" and urged fans not to watch it.
In a video interview with religious website ...
A teenage star who makes $350,000 dollars per episode in the hit show Two And A Half Men has branded the series "filth" and urged fans not to watch it.
In a video interview with religious website ...
I rejected religion for nature many years ago. While I respect other people's religious beliefs, I don't welcome having them shoved down my throat time and again! Thank goodness for those people - from all religious backgrounds - for whom living in peace and mutual respect regarding our differences is more important than telling other people how to live their lives, let alone what to watch to watch on TV. People are entitled to freedom of speech, but taking a sledgehammer to crack a walnut should be avoided if they want to be taken seriously and avoid causing offence.
rogertab: I rejected religion for nature many years ago. While I
Religious Fanaticism papers over the broken economy, 12 years of war, Gridlocked Gouvernment and off course the revolving door of Politicans, Special Interests and Spin.
94613: Religious Fanaticism papers over the broken economy, 12 years of
Mr Jones hasn't said whether the show is so filthy he'll have to give up the £200k he gets per episode to make it. Perhaps he should be having this conversation with the show's producers. It just goes to show people, money can't buy you brains, taste or eloquence.
Sharon_Breen: Mr Jones hasn't said whether the show is so filthy
You said exactly what I was thinking. I love the show, as does my American wife who is herself a devout Christian and she has no idea what he is on about - sure it's a little risque at times, but filth? Come on Angus, you got religion, now you're going to be one of those god botherers that make everyone's life a little less happy. Nice one brat.
Dalek1: You said exactly what I was thinking. I love the
You would think with the amount of money he has been paid he could have spent it on a decent education, instead of such a poor education that he would fall for this religious bullsh*t! Poor boy!
Hitchthehero: You would think with the amount of money he has
He's right - the trouble is that you cannot 'unwatch' anything. And once you've seen it, it then permeates your whole mindset. I doubt he reads this, but if he does, stand firm brother, others are with you.
Lutherkehrt: He's right - the trouble is that you cannot 'unwatch'
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Huffington Post UK | By Sara C Nelson Posted: 27/11/2012 12:32 GMT Updated: 27/11/2012 14:39 GMT