Two and a Half Men to be telecast on television 10th time consecutively

In a good news to the fans of Hollywood star Ashton Kutcher, TV sitcom Twoand a Half Mens season 10 got a go ahead from the producers and the contract of the show has beenrenewed. CBS has given its nod to the license agreement with producer Warner Bros TV. Kutcher andfellow actors have also got a fee hike in the new contract, Aceshowbiz reported. Kutcher will reportedlybe given $ 725,000 per episode, $25,000 more than the previous fee, while co-stars Jon Cryer and AngusT Jones have received a lesser hike. Kutcher has been brought in the show as the replacement of CharlieSheen in the 9th season. Despite initial dip in the viewership, after the actors arrival, the show becameNo 3 primetime comedy later on following Modern Family and The Big Bang Theory.