"Two and a Half Men" returns this week with episode 2 of season 12 - find out where to watch a live stream online free via CBS live streaming here! Spoilers reveal that Walden will ask Alan to sign a prenup, making him think twice about getting married so that Walden can adopt a kid.

If you can't make it to a TV by 9pm EST tomorrow night to catch "Two and a Half Men" season 12, episode 2 titled "A Chic Bar in Ibiza," click here to watch the full episode online via a free live stream!

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According to TVGuide, the official synopsis for "A Chic Bar in Ibiza" reads, "Alan gets offended when Walden asks him to sign a prenuptial agreement, which gives him pause about getting married."

According to Cartermatt.com, Michael Bolton will sing at Alan and Walden's wedding!

After watching the promo video below, it looks like "Two and a Half Men" is doing what it does best - making fun of the institution of marriage, whether between a man and a woman, a man and a man, or a man... and his friend.

As viewers of the season 12 premiere will know, the whole point of the wedding is so that Walden can adopt a child with a "family," fulfilling a purpose in his life that he feels is missing after coming out of the hospital.

Do you think Alan will agree to the prenup? Do you think Alan and Walden will go ahead with the wedding?

Find out by tuning in tonight at 9 PM to catch season 12, episode 2 of "Two and a Half Men."

According to the Toronto Sun season 12 will be about: "Alan (Jon Cryer) and Walden (Kutcher) pretend to be gay so they can adopt a baby. The adoptive hijinks are preceded by a "health scare" on the premiere episode that prompts Walden to reassess his life and legacy. In other words, it's basically just a slice of ordinary life. But for people of a certain age (mine), a good reason to watch Thursday's Season 12 debut would be to catch Jon Cryer dressed for Halloween as Duckie - the guy who SHOULD have ended up with Molly Ringwald in the classic '80s John Hughes film Pretty In Pink. (For his part, Walden is trick-or-treating as a zombie). Stills from the episode show Cryer can still convincingly convey Duckiness from behind the hat, sunglasses and period jacket. It'll be interesting to see how they script this meta-moment within the episode. As for the show's history of controversy, it looks like clear sailing from here on in. Ashton Kutcher may be the highest-paid actor on television, but he's also a new dad (with Mila Kunis). And half-men don't come cheap."